Normal Eyte — February 13, 1904

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
321	E. T. Colton coming	YMCA will sponsor appearance of E. T. Colton.
321	Twenty-ninth triangular; Philo 4, Orio 3, Aristo 2	Summary of debate.
322	Official news	Summer faculty added; trustees planning for fifth year of study; Professor Merrill making good progress; interstate debate planned.
323	Governor Van Sant of Minnesota	Will speak at YMCA meeting.
323	Ask Hannah Ward	Hannah Ward makes an error.
323	Philo	Has won last two triangular debates.
323	Coach Pell	Does a little lifting.
323	Notes On Music	Professor Fullerton classifies the types of hymns.
324	Training	History in commercial geography.
326	W. J. Bock	Finished the law course at Iowa and is practicing in his home in Lake Park, Iowa.
326	John and James Boyle	Are working on a ranch in Palouse, Washington.
326	Gladys Lillian	Daughter of former student Frances (Barnett) Jones died.
326	Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cole	Live in Perry, Iowa, with their baby.
326	Nellie Scott	Is in her second year as assistant principal at Elliott.
326	George W. Fissel	Is now deputy treasurer of Plymouth County.
326	Jennie M. Hoyt	Is still teaching in Nampa, Idaho; she is also working a homestead claim.
326	Elizabeth Bain	Is in her third year working in Salt Lake City.
326	Tressa Waldo	Is working in Spencer, Iowa.
326	Minta R. Moore	Has been working in Lipton, Iowa, for seven years.
326	J. H. Lees	Is a studying science at the University of Chicago.
326	Carrie B. Hickman	Is assistant principal at Lake Park schools.
326	W. E. Silver	Is now a traveling salesman; had been studying medicine at the University of Iowa.
326	Sue Kilpatrick	Is teaching at State Center schools.
326	Dora M. Larson	Will again be teaching at the Audubon high school; she spent last summer in the East.
326	J. Ralph Magee	Is now attending Morningside College, where he helped win a forensic contest against Simpson College.
326	Fannie Green	Is now married to Ward Hicks.
327	The Evening Republic	Pearl Shaffer promoted to rank of captain in US Army.
327	Margaret Gittins	Is teaching at Atlantic schools.
327	Winifred Selser	Will be working again in Red Oak.
327	H. G. Loonan	Is in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, where is working in the lumber business with his brother.
327	Nellie Tice	Is teaching at the Early schools.
327	The marriage of Zuba H. Tibbetts	Married Edward H. Harvey on December 30, 1903.
327	Frank R. Willis	Working as lawyer in Los Angeles.
327	Henrietta Arayton	Is now attending Leland Stanford University.
327	On the roll	Manning Jaynes, R. L. Barnett, and Thomas Eland are now attending medical school at the University of Iowa.
327	G. N. Sabin	Is superintendent of schools in Armour, South Dakota.
327	Among the graduates who returned	Several graduates returned for the anniversary exercises.
327	Bruce Alderman	Has maintained his job as head of Walker schools.
327	Caroline Otis	Is teaching at Boone schools.
327	W. J. Hunt	Is again principal in Miles, Iowa.
328	Bible Study	Paul's last journey to Jerusalem, A. D. 57-59.
329	Miss Mina Collins	Teaching at Grand Junction.
329	Jessamine Wiggins	Teaching in Greene County.
329	Maude Sease	Teaching at Scranton.
329	Errett Fox	In charge of McIntyre schools.
329	Miss Grace Brakel and her sister Mabel	Teaching in Peterson.
329	C. S. Jones	Principal in Round Lake, Minnesota.
329	Katherine Pigott	Married George Smith.
329	Jennie Foglesong	Will enroll in Kirksville Normal School.
329	Blanche King	Teaching near Fairbank.
329	Neo	Presented Leap Year program.
329	Kizzie Gambs	Teaching at Smithland.
329	Ossoli	Presented miscellaneous program.
330	Alpha	Installed new officers.
330	Shakes	Enjoyed a pillow shower.
331	Y. M. C. A. bulletin	Will put up new bulletin board.
331	Notes	Mission study class studying Formosa; speaker from Anti-Saloon League makes presentation; Estella Paddock visited.
332	Oratorical	Students are busy making preparations for the oratorical contest.
332	Y. M. C. A. of Iowa; some results over the state for this past year	Results of YMCA work in the state.
333	Margaret McDermott	Visited sister Celia.
333	The Misses Mary and Carrie King	Visited Cedar Falls.
333	Ethel Edwards	Visited campus.
333	Mrs. Roadman, Murray, and Velma	Attended debate.
333	Edna Hall	Has been sick
333	Miss Hillman	Visited Nellie Dority.
333	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Went to Cedar Rapids.
333	Mr. Beaton	Here to tune pianos.
333	Bessie Cunning	Has been sick.
333	Hattie Nichol	Visited sister Vera May.
333	Edna Knight	Has been sick.
333	Ernest Ackerman	Mother visited him.
333	Dalma Young	Has the grippe.
333	Popular excursion	Special train will go to Des Moines so that students may attend a session of the General Assembly.
333	A general secretary	Advisory board and cabinet are considering whether or not to have a general secretary for the campus YMCA.
333	Prof. Walters	Did not meet classes on Wednesday.
333	Classes elect officers	Rosters of officers.
334	Saturday evening	Neos went to Waterloo for a meal.
334	Miss Oliver	Gave birthday party.
334	D. L. Young	Went to Morningside College.
334	Miss Katherine Oliver McCoy	Spoke at Baptist church.
334	Miss Katherine Oliver McCoy	Visited sister Margaret.
334	Dr. and Mrs. Gist	Entertained friends.
334	The biennial conference	Northeastern Iowa YMCA will meet in Waterloo; the Fullertons and the Minnesingers will perform.
334	Dr. McCash	Spoke on temperance.
334	On Sunday evening	YWCA and YMCA will hold vespers service for students and others on College Hill.
334	Miss Ruth Davison	Went to California.
334	Miss Hayes	Found Grace Cole's watch and returned it.
335	The Xanho fraternity	Gave annual reception and banquet; menu for the meal.
335	Students from Miss Falkler's last term classes	Assisted in presentation of musical program; schedule of performers and their work.
335	A large audience gathered	Aristos presented Dickens program.