Normal Eyte — January 31, 1906

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
273	The following item	Believes Cornell College should debate ISNS.
273	To have or not to have	Believes that Normal should have better annuals than years past.
274	Football resolutions	Text of resolutions from Columbia University banning football under the current rules.
275	Normal wins; Western confident of victory--Normal's aggressiveness and teamwork a surprise	Normal defeats Western in basketball, 28-22.
275	The Lyric Glee Club	Performance preview.
276	Bible Studies	Bible lessons for the week, covering the second period of the Galilean ministry.
277	Training; the subject and the pupil XVII	Article discussing the stereoscopic picture and its usefulness.
279	Society	The Neos submitted a story entitled The House Party; the Shakes held a recital.
282	John McPherson	John McPherson writes about homesteading in South Dakota.
283	A lawyer of fine ability	Frank R. Willis is doing well as an attorney in California.
283	May Finch	Teaching in Belmond.
283	B. M. Cobb	Principal in De Soto.
283	The grammar grade teacher	Teaching in Kingsley.
283	Alice J. Fowler	Teaching in Minneapolis.
283	Harriet M. Pollock	At home in Fort Dodge.
283	Ora E. Johnson	Teaching in Modale.
283	Chas. F. Severance	Principal in El Modena. California.
283	Guy Ribble	Head of Earlville schools.
283	Florence Grimes	Teaching in Dysart.
283	Friends of J. F. and J. O. Belz	Mother died.
283	Maude Lane	Spending winter in California.
283	Emma S. Heverly	Teaching in Quincy, Illinois.
283	W. E. Snider	Pastor in Montana.
283	Susan Scofield	Teaching in Minnesota.
284	Miss Fugleson	Teaching in Elkader.
284	Bessie Ruth Davison	Mother died.
284	Mabel Burnette and Ralph Rice	Married in California.
284	Grace Akin	Studying at Iowa State University.
284	Herbert A. Wilson	Pastor in Ames.
284	Among the happy fall brides	Winifred Binford married Mr. Ludwig.
284	Emil Tostlebe	Studying dentistry at University of Iowa.
284	Mrs. Alyce Klinger	Working in Des Moines store.
284	W. R. Patterson	Takes leave at University of Iowa to work on statistical project in New York.
285	Joy Frye	Was sick.
285	Marion Knott of Waverly	Visited sister Josephine.
285	Warren Proctor	Will assist with recital in Nora Springs.
285	Marie Gunderson	Was ill.
285	Hazel Liddle of Cedar Rapids	Visited Claribel Wilson.
285	Dorothy Doerfler	Visiting campus.
285	Mrs. Gordon of Eagle Grove	Visiting daughter Alice.
285	Florence Thompson	Visited Dubuque.
285	T. B. Stewart	Attended friend's wedding.
285	Lyman Bedford of Waterloo	Visited friends.
285	Edna Irvin	Has been ill.
285	Miss Lyders	Sprained her ankle.
285	Lou Shepherd	Mother visited.
285	Grace Sunderlin	Mother ill.
285	Maude Coy	Visited Waterloo.
285	Norma Green	Visited Mabel Murray.
285	Miss Drenning	Back from Galena.
285	Ella Stickman of Nashua	Visited niece Minnie Moine.
285	Grace Aitchison	Has been sick.
285	C. O. Ruggles	Has the grippe.
285	The Du Bois girls	Visited Waterloo.
285	Wilbur Terrill	Visited campus.
285	Mary Soltow	Visited Ackley.
285	Effie Zimmerman	Has been sick.
285	Walter Scheidt	Visited Dewar.
285	Madge Ellsworth	Was sick.
285	Mrs. Seerley	Entertained PEOs.
285	Roy Petrie of Waterloo	Visited campus.
285	Emma Patton	Visited home.
285	M. C. Gilbert	Is sick.
285	Edna Graham	Was sick.
286	Thursday evening	Margaret Oliver entertained in honor of her sister Katherine.
286	Jessie Hurlbut's sister	Visited from New Hartford.
286	Frank Hamilton	Will teach in Cedar Falls.
286	Leola Farlowe, Belle Cox, Alice Redmon and Marie Zernecke	Gave birthday party.
286	Saturday evening	Berry Hall held a birthday party.
286	Wednesday evening	Voice and piano students gave recital.
286	Wednesday evening the Nu Omicron Nu's	Florence Thompson and Emma Patton were initiated.
286	Many pleasant social events occurred	Katherine Oliver McCoy entertained while in town.
286	Florence Cowie, Lillie Roadman and Maude Currier	Visited Dike.
286	Miss Shannon left Tuesday	After visiting Sara Rice.
286	Walter G. Burris of Valparaiso	Spoke in chapel.