Normal Eyte — November 17, 1909

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183	Editorial	Until country school teacher salaries are raised, few will want to teach there.
184	Official	Highlights of the ISTA convention
186	Mrs. Booth lectures; students hear great prison reformer Wednesday evening, November 10th.	Speaks on prisons.
187	Black Hawk fair; Y. W. C. A. county carnival is well attended; show and booths do big business.	Description of the fair and its entertainment.
187	Clio open session; society will give public program Monday evening, November 22nd; farce will be presented.	Program for the session.
188	Great violinist to play; Maud Powell to give a concert in auditorium, Friday evening; music lovers delighted.	Performance preview; photo.
188	Missing link found; Darwinian theory regarding origin of man is established; missing link brought to school.	Pair of monkeys added to Greenhouse.
189	Manual training teachers meet.	Professor Bailey heads group.
189	Colegrove delivers fine address	Receives praise for ISTA address.
190	Teachers win game; Grinnell is defeated by score of 24 to 6; both teams in fine condition; rooters elated; Boatman makes three touchdowns.	Fans meet football team at depot after game.
192	Meeting of the training department.	Professor Bender talks about the topics of the meetings.
194	Miss Leone Bruce	Visited her sister Clara.
194	On account of illness	Clara Lawler returned home.
194	The many friends	Ethel Speaker is recovering nicely after surgery for appendicitis.
194	Miss Hazel Hoyt	Is enjoying a visit from her brother Neil.
194	H. O. Rogers	Spent time with relatives in Mason City.
194	Miss Ida Fesenbeck	New cottage will be built on Twenty-fourth and Tremont.
194	Mrs. Burton Howell	Is visiting her parents on the Hill.
194	Miss Helen Seerley	Attended a banquet for graduates and students of the University of Iowa.
194	The Misses McNally and Bruce	Entertained the teachers of the Physical Training Department.
194	Miss Edith Buck	Was a business caller in Waterloo.
194	Mrs. J. E. Allison	Spent a week with her daughter June.
194	Miss Helen Seerley	Entertained the Misses Letts and Lovell, sorority sisters of Helen Seerley.
194	The latest addition	Two monkeys are being housed in the greenhouse.
194	Curtis Shields	Went home to see his ill brother.
194	Fred Vorhies	Has been enjoying a visit from his brother.
194	Miss Wilhelmina Feil	Visited her sister Mollie.
194	Rev. E. E. Day	Led chapel last Wednesday.
194	Word was received	William Roberts, former Cedar Falls assistant city marshal, died.
194	Mrs. W. H. Bender and daughter, Eunice	Returned from a stay in Bryan, Ohio.
194	Miss Mae Davidson	Has returned to school.
194	The Misses Marie and Gertrude O'Brien	Visited the Potter home.
195	J. H. Gray	Was a business caller in Waterloo.
195	Miss Ward	Entertained friends with a dinner party.
195	Miss Harriett Schooler	Entertained friends with a taffy pull.
195	Miss Anne Shanewise	Entertained a party in honor of Amy Case, who is graduating.
195	All those interested in the zoology	Professor Arey has received new specimens from India via Professor Loughridge.
195	Miss Jameson	Visited the Alpha girls.
195	Miss Pearl Schneider	Spent some time with her cousin, Bessie.
195	Walter Abram	Went to Charles City to officiate a high school football game.
195	At the Y. W. C. A.	Emma Lambert gave a talk about her trip to Yellowstone Park.
195	The friends of Miss Ethel Stanley.	Ethel Stanley has returned from the hospital after an appendicitis operation.
195	Lloyd and John Barnes	Have returned from Canada.
195	The chapel exercises	Thursday service featured the Modern Musicians Company.
195	Rodney Dexter	Has returned after a visit with Frank Merrill.
195	The W. C. T. U.	Held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Anna Clark.
195	Miss Shirley Wheeler	Visited with Cora Reemer.
195	The Misses Lura Jennings and myrrel Kirby	Went to Iowa City.
195	Miss Garrison	Visited Emma Gamble.
195	Miss Sadie I. Young	Has been called home due to the illness of her mother.
195	At the regular meeting	Alison Aitchison gave a talk at the Y. W. C. A. meeting.
195	Miss Genevieve Griffith	Had to teach for two days in the city schools.
195	Miss Bernice Davidson	Left school due to the illness of her mother.
195	Miss Ida Liston	Had to quit school due to poor health.
195	Mrs. Sadler	Visited Gertrude Tyrrell.
196	We were unusually pleased	Orchestra performance at chapel was exceptional.
196	Miss Mattie Knight	Spent the weekend in Burlington.
196	Mr. Elmer Nelson	Visited Leslie Cotton.
196	Scenes from the Days of Feudalism	Will be presented in chapel on Friday.
196	President and Mrs. H. H. Seerley	Entertained friends in honor of the Reverend and Mrs. E. E. Day.
196	Prof. and Mrs. J. B. Knoepfler	Entertained friends with a dinner in honor of the Reverend and Mrs. E. E. Day.
196	Mesdames Barrett, Porter and Cross	Attended football game against Grinnell.
196	All those who heard	The performance of Donald Robertson is deemed a success.
196	Miss Nellie Dickey	Went to Iowa City to see the football game.
196	The friends of Raymond Leland	Raymond Leland is a member of the state historical society at the University of Iowa.
196	Prof. D. S. Wright	Was a Waterloo caller.
196	Robert Moorhead	Visited friends in Bristow.
197	Fate has decreed	Tilda Berger is teaching in Bellingham, Washington.
197	H. E. Mitchell	Is enrolled at the University of Iowa.
197	G. L. Martin	Is teaching at North Dakota Agricultural College.
197	Clarence Baker	Is working at the Y. M. C. A in New York.
197	W. J. Barloon	Is a banker in North Dakota.
197	E. B. Gowin	Is pursuing a doctoral degree.
197	Harriet Orvis	Is teaching at Winthrop with other former ISNS students.
197	Muscatine, Iowa	Many alumni teach there.
197	One of the pleasant features	Reunion was held for alumni, faculty, and former students at the ISTA convention.
198	Theressa Pflieger	Is working in Onawa.
198	R. D. Daugherty	Has taken a position at the Iowa Wesleyan College.
198	Mable G. Bennett	Is teaching at Avoca.
198	Frances R. Stillwagon	Is married to D. E. Gurn and is living in Sheridan, Wyoming.