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1 | The student vote | Unhappy with custom of political parties furnishing transportation costs to college students so that they may go home to vote. | |
2 | Literary societies | Believes literary societies should be less concerned with drawing a large crowd to be entertained and more concerned with what the speaker learns in the process of preparing his presentation. |
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3 | Why subscribe for the Normal Eyte? | Points out advantages to subscribing. | |
4 | If the program rendered last Saturday | Applauds efforts of the Orios, the newest society. | |
5 | The spelling test was held last week | Interesting examples of misspelled words. |
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6 | Base ball | Account of game played against the Waterloo team; ISNS was ahead, 15-4, when rain stopped the contest. | |
7 | Y. M. & Y. W. C. A. | Continued account of summer conference at Lake Geneva. |
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8 | W. W. Wilson | Came home to vote. | |
9 | Walter Guthridge and A. L. Lyon | Teaching in Centerville. | |
10 | Emma England | Teaching in West Des Moines. | |
11 | Harriet Hartshorn | Teaching near Traer. | |
12 | H. A. Welty | Candidate for superintendency in Dickinson County. |
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13 | Jessie Segner | Teaching in Traer. | |
14 | Evelyn Starr | Will graduate from Iowa State University. | |
15 | Chas. F. Severance | Teaching at Shellsburg. | |
16 | Illinois Central R. R. | Description of new train service. |
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17 | We are glad | Percy Huggett visited the Normal. | |
18 | Miss Georgia Johnson | Goes home because she is sick; Fannie Emery accompanies her. | |
19 | Frank Fowlie | Visits home to help with farming. | |
20 | Miss Anna Smith | Will teach in Marble Rock. | |
21 | Miss Bess Bomboy | Married Will Chase. | |
22 | Last week occurred the wedding | Anna Norton married Isaac Plumber. | |
23 | Owing to an unforeseen turn of affairs | John Thompson Concert Company will perform. | |
24 | Miss Fannie Boomer | Called home. | |
25 | Miss Katherine Crawford | Entered school. | |
26 | Miss Minnie Edwards | Visits Waterloo. | |
27 | Miss Edith Eighmey and Miss Leonard | Have gone to Eagle Center. | |
28 | Miss Lucy Spicer | Attending meeting in Muscatine. | |
29 | Mr. Steidl | Returns from home. | |
30 | Miss Etta Maynard | Returns from grandmother's funeral. | |
31 | Miss Janie Thompson | Teaching in Clarksville. | |
32 | Benj. McKeen | Has been to the Fair. | |
33 | Nellie Maynard | Visited home. | |
34 | Miss Cora Sawyer | Back in school. |
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35 | As a result of the late hour | Condensed lists of literary society officers. | |
36 | An important item was omitted last week | Roster of speakers and topics at Natural History Association meeting. | |
37 | As a result of competitive field work | Student battalion officers announced. | |
38 | Orations of the week | List of speakers and topics. | |
39 | Orio officers | Roster of officers. | |
40 | The base ball game | Few people attended the game because of the rain; some watched from the bridge windows; ISNS defeated Waterloo, 15-4. | |
41 | The Fourth Year Class has organized | Roster of officers. | |
42 | We are pleased to announce | Sidewalks were not wrecked during Halloween. | |
43 | The library has been increased | Has received new literature and encyclopedic works. |