University of Minnesota - Gopher Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Qcrlergelan, 1892-'93 ' August 30, Tuesday, September 6, Tuesday, September 12, Monday, October 4-, Tuesday, - October 11, Tuesday, Entrance Examinations Registration of the term - First Meeting Literary Societies - Medical Department opens. - School of Agriculture opens November 21, Monday, - Term Examinations Begin November 23, Wednesday, - Thanksgiving Reception November 24:-27, - November 28, Monday, December 6, Tuesday, December 17, Saturday, January 3, Tuesday, February 18, Saturday, - Thanksgiving Recess - Registration for the term - - Anual Meeting Board Regents Holiday Recess begins - Holiday Recess ends University Charter, 1868 February 22, Wednesday, - Washington's Birthday March 2, Thursday, - - March 6, Monday, - March 30, Thursday, May 28, Sunday, - May 29, Monday, - May 29, Monday, May 30, Tuesday, - May 31, Wednesday, june 1, Thursday, - - - - Term ends Registration for the term - School of Agriculture closes Baccalaureate Service - - - Field Day - Oratorical Contest - Class Day Exercises - - - - Commencement Day - President's Reception, Alumni Day

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doel cgsfeaiiniole. . join, P. llEA'l'XV0l.li was born in the village ol' Waterlbrd, Elkhart County, Indiana, August 222, 1856. His father was a physician, and his ancestors were German. He attended the public schools, and subsequently became a teacher in one ol the rural districtsg learned the art of printing: was elected principal of the schools of Millersburg, Indiana, at the age ol' nineteen. I Being inclined to newspaper work from early youth, he began the publica- tion oi' the Millersburg Enterprise' in August, 1876, while teaching. Having resigned his position as teacher, he established the Middlebury, Indiana, Record, in May, 1878, which l1e conducted until he sold out in july, 1881. In Septem- ber thc same year he purchased an interest in the Goshen, Indiana, Times, which he retained until February of the following year. He was secretary of the Northern Indiana Editorial Association for lbur years. Mr. Heatwole came to Minnesota in August, 1882, and contracted for a half interest in the Glencoe Enterprise, which he edited until the next July, when he removed to Duluth and did editorial work on the Lake Superior News of that city. In November, 1883, he returned to Glencoe and resumed charge of the Enterprise until April, 1884-, when he bought the Northlield News. In March, 1885, he purchased the Northfield journal and consolidated it with the News, which he has conducted ever since. In 1886 Mr. Heatwole was elected First Vice President ol' the Minnesota Editors' and Publishers' Association, and in 1887 was elected President of the sa'n1e, and re-elected in 1888. Besides his journalistic work Mr. Heatwole has taken an active part in our state politics. He was a member ol' the Republican State Central Committee in 1886, was elected secretary of that body and also a member of the executive committee. He was unanimously elected a delegate-at-large to the National Republican Convention held in Chicago, june, 1888, by the Republicans of Minnesota. In July, 1890, Mr. Heatwole was appointed chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, which position he still holds. On December 20, 1891, he was appointed a member of the Board of Regents by Governor Merriam. From the above sketch it will be seen that Mr. Heatwole is a compara- tively young many that his lilc has been but one continual march onward. That in this successful and progressive man the University has secured the ser- vices ol' one who is in sympathy with its welfare, we are confident. 7