Normal Eyte — February 1, 1905

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
273	College pranks	Notes hazing problems at other colleges; recounts several instances of hazing at ISNS.
273	Tommy Jones	Tommy Jones, the Normal Eyte business manager, is encouraging the fast payment of subscriptions.
273	Veatch, the photographer	Alumnus William Veatch supplied the society hall photos for the newspaper.
274	The parcel post is being agitated with a good deal of persistence	Believes that Congress should approve a parcel post system.
274	Triangular debate	The Aristos, Orios, and Philos are preparing for their triangular debate.
275	Neo-Chresto Hall	Neo-Chresto Hall; photo.
276	Music Notes	Describes the various music magazines available.
276	Training; some viewpoints in the teaching of Arithmetic	An extensive article on ways to teach arithmetic.
277	Clio-Orio Hall	Clio-Orio Hall; photo.
277	Zeta-Ossoli Hall	The Zeta-Ossoli Hall was listed as the Clio-Orio hall in last week's photo.
279	Epworth too speedy; takes Normal into camp in a fast game	Epworth Seminary defeated I. S. N. S., 34-15.
280	The many friends of S. A. Potts	His health has improved to allow him to return to work in Keokuk County.
280	The marriage of Miss Blanche Lane and Mr. Henry Boldt	Occurred on December 21, 1904.
280	Beatrice Weller	Is in New York continuing her studies.
280	Good reports of the work of Helen Clute	Is instructor in English in Winona, Minnesota.
280	Information has been received	The wife of Clarence J. Burrell has died.
280	Mamie and Alice Vaala	Are teaching in Livermore.
280	Frank R. Willis	Is professor of criminal law at University of Southern California.
280	Blanche Riggs	Is working in Mason City.
280	Anna Cunningham	Has been engaged in grade work in West Des Moines for seven years.
280	Catherine Kyle	Began working in the primary department of the Glenwood schools.
280	Grace McKean	Visited Normal on her way to Wyoming, Iowa.
280	Hannah Houghton	Is high school teacher in Sanborn; Sara Whitfield has assistant's work there.
280	News of the death of Hanna Jensen	Died in October.
280	Jessie Cunning	Teaches in Clarinda.
280	Kate McDonald	Is high school principal in Greene.
280	Lura Bidlack and Abbie Laughlin	Are teaching in Cedar Rapids.
280	E. E. Rall	Is studying at Teacher's College, Columbia, New York.
280	Susie Hemenway	Is working in the East Waterloo High School.
280	Maud Nelson	Is assistant principal in New Hartford.
280	Clara B. Whitmore	Is a physician in Cedar Rapids.
281	George W. Fissel	Died on October 24, 1904, after a long illness.
281	The Republican of Belivdere, IL.	Alyce Kelley and Harold Edger were married.
282	College Exchanges	Excerpts from other college newspapers.
283	Bible Study; Sunday, February 5, 1905--edited by Ira S. Condit	Lesson XVIII. The United Kingdom--Saul B. C. 1095-1055
284	Zeta	Presented Mexican program.
284	Alpha	The Alphas held a "Faculty Program".
284	Ossoli	New officers were elected at the recent meeting.
285	Agnes Field	Has returned to school.
285	Nettye Hayes	Is in school after suffering from tonsillitis.
285	Alice King	Was at home Tuesday due to her mother's illness.
285	Verna Hallowell	Spent several days in Waterloo.
285	Edna Aldrich	Visited Toledo on Sunday.
285	Prof. Eaman	Was called home due to the death of his brother.
285	Nellie Bragonier	Is again in school after an illness.
285	Irwin Martin	Has been confined to his home by an illness.
285	Maude Sweitzer	Spent the weekend in Hudson.
285	Lucy Haines	Has been sick for two weeks.
285	Roy Hoats	Visited Normal on Friday.
285	Grace Owens	Enjoyed a visit from her brother on Sunday.
285	Joye Frye	Has been sick with pleurisy.
285	Miss Pierce	Was out of school Wednesday due to an illness.
285	Gladys Kaye	Was out of school last week due to illness.
285	Lura Snyder	Was ill Friday.
285	Aristo	Describes the events of the recent Aristo meeting.
285	Philo	New officers were elected.
286	Pres. Seerley	Has been gone for the week inspecting colleges.
286	An accident occurred	Street railway cars collided at the corner of 23rd and Normal streets; no one was hurt.
286	Ellen Kirkpatrick	Was the guest of Ruth Davison.
286	Mr. Bloodgood	Visited Normal looking for primary teachers.
286	The Special Primary girls	Elected Katherine Stichter, Eunice Calkins, and Esther Fitzsimmons as officers.
286	Some of the Epworth boys	Remained over Friday to visit the various departments.
286	Among the new books lately placed on the shelves	"The Historian's History of the World" and "The Burton Holmes Lectures" are now in the library.
286	Miss Ellis	Stopped to see Jessie Stewart.
286	Etta Thomas	Is sick with small pox.
286	Maude Southerland	Is in school again after a week's absence.
286	Ruth Davison	Her sister Elizabeth is sick with typhoid fever.
286	Prof. and Mrs. Newton	Entertained the Baptist choir.
286	Mary Williamson	Her mother came from Cedar Rapids to spend time with her.
286	Miss Woodward	Visited Normal.
286	Carl Abel	Has been called to the Dan Wiler home due to his wife's illness.
286	Margaret Brown	Was called home to Ireton due to her mother's illness.
287	Miss Carrie Conway	Is a visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Hammock
287	Jessie Box	Was the guest of Carrie Haines.
287	February 4th at the Opera House	"Ghosts" by Henrick Ibsen will be performed.
287	Miss Paddock	Was a visitor of the Normal Y. M. C. A.
287	Greek was the nature of the program given by the Alphas	Provides a description of the recent program.
287	Lou Watson	Accepted a position as third grade position in the East Waterloo schools.