Normal Eyte — January 12, 1910

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263	Editorial	Postmen are slower without their horses; basketball loss shouldn't lead to pessimistic thoughts.
264	Official	John Riggs is investigating rural education; fourteen states represented in college enrollment this year; Normalites at University of Iowa will hold banquet.
266	Gospel team; men from local Y. M. C. A. carry on a successful evangelistic campaign	Group did evangelistic work in Springfield, Iowa, over the holidays.
266	Men prepare for contests; society representatives working for annual winter triangular debate	Working on parcel post question.
267	Rochester convention; student volunteer association holds inspiring meeting during holidays	Highlights of evangelism convention.
268	The Modern Language Association	Professor Knoepfler talks about the organization and some of the addresses.
268	David Bispham coming! Renowned baritone will delight students in concert on Friday evening	Performer profile.
269	Studies in Organization and Teaching; stories reading, and literature in the school	Ideas for future teachers.
271	From other schools	News from other colleges and universities.
272	The Misses Downs, Flagler, McClain and Devens	Gave a progressive house party.
272	Stephen Watson	Spent time on the Hill with friends.
272	Mrs. William C. Ratcliffe	Spent a week with Professor and Mrs. D. S. Wright.
272	Mrs. A. B. Buchner and daughter	Will winter in Houston, Texas.
272	Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bradshaw	Stayed with the Wallace family during the holidays.
272	Hon. and Mrs. J. H. Trewin	Visited with the Knoepfler family.
272	Prof. Rodney Arey	The Arey family gathered at the home of Professor and Mrs. Arey.
272	Pres. H. H. Seerley	Spoke at the state teachers association of North Dakota.
272	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Attended a meeting of the National Music Teachers Association.
272	Miss Josephine Graham	Spent part of her vacation visiting Hazel Clark.
273	Miss Helen Corning	Has been elected to the Ackley public schools.
273	Miss Winifred McDonald	Visited the Hill before returning to her place of work in Mason City.
273	Miss Elizabeth Shirk	Did not finish last term.
273	Miss McNally	Went on a trip to Chicago.
273	Miss Jean Stephens	Has scarlet fever.
273	Miss Grace Shamil	Cannot continue with school due to illness.
273	Miss Jessie Shillinglaw	Is reportedly getting over her illness.
273	At the next meeting	Professor Page will speak at next Science Club meeting.
273	Iowa City has been compelled	The University there did not open until January 10 due to a lack of coal.
273	Miss Oliver	Returned from the convention for student volunteers.
273	Miss Lillian Johnson	Has been visiting the Hoats residence.
273	Miss Flora McNabb	Cannot return to school due to the illness of her mother.
273	Miss Katherine Knoepfler	Has returned to work after a stay with her parents, Professor and Mrs. Knoepfler.
273	During the vacation	Jennette Carpenter visited Grinnell.
273	Prof. Begeman and son, Myron	Visited the brother-in-law of Mr. Begeman.
273	Miss Lillian Maiden	Is working in the Ochytea schools.
273	Miss Loma Griffin	Has quit school due to the illness of her mother.
273	The Misses Mabel and Genevieve Paulger	Were home from Cornell.
273	Miss Alberta Wilson	Is still in the College Hospital after a bout with typhoid.
273	Prof. and Mrs. Cecil Bangs	Visited the Bangs home.
273	Miss Blanche Black	Spent some time visiting with friends on the Hill.
273	Kenneth Silliman, Merner Noble and Will Casey	Were all home from Ann Arbor where they are enrolled in school.
274	Professor L. W. Parish	Attended a meeting of the American Economic Association.
274	Miss Jennette Carpenter, Miss Lorenz, Professors Knoepfler and Lynch	Attended a meeting of the Modern Language Association in Iowa City.
274	Prof. H. C. Cummins	Attended the National Convention of Teachers of Commercial Branches.
274	H. Knuse and F. Ludeman	Visited friends on Walnut Street.
274	Prof. G. W. Walters	Donated mounted eagle to the G. A. R.
274	Prof. and Mrs. E. K. Chapman	Are enjoying their time in Chicago, where Professor Chapman is taking a year to study.
274	Frank Mathews	Returned to Emmetsburg, where he will resume work.
274	Miss McGovern	Spent Sunday in Waverly.
274	Charles City College wins; local five defeated 26 to 23; first game shows lack of practice	Teachers failed to guard closely.
275	Basketball schedule; good series of games is assured; many good players out for the team	Basketball practice began later than usual this year.
277	Miss Laura Bowman	Is enrolled at Lombard College where she is also an instructor.
277	T. B. Stewart	Spent the holidays with his brothers Fred and L. B. Stewart.
277	Elda Kemp	Visited here on her way to North Dakota, where she has a teaching position.
277	C. F. Schweiker	Will take a position as a stenographer in the Philippines in February.
277	Jennie G. Hutchison	Visited recently.
277	Many were delighted	Howard Rich was visiting from Dakota.
277	Harriet Kramer	Is teaching in Houston, Texas.
277	D. O. Wilson	Has taken the position of State Superintendent.
277	Mr. Frank Olson	Married Ella Hansen.
277	Prof. C. A. Fullerton	Attended the National Music Teachers Convention.
277	Sybil Lincoln	Spent the holidays in Rochester, New York.
278	Coming events	College calendar for January-March, 1910.