Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-19
THE GR1NNELL NEWS.
Childs Family Reunion - Teachers
Meeting-Locals.

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Special to Times-Republican
Grinnell, Nov. 19.-The Childs family,
which includes families In Waterloo,
Marshalltown, Mitchellville and Grin.
nell. will hold its twelfth family reunion
on Nov. 30 at the home of c. F. Childs,
( IN Grinnell. These gatherings have been
held annually since and including 1899
The invitations which are sent to mem
beers of the family contain pictures OF
Mckinley and Roosevelt ana an lnyo-l
lcation in which occurs the following.
I'VE will not press down the crown of
thorns on the brow OF labor; nor shall
we cruelty mankind on a cross of gold
The stars and stripes are a conspicu-
Gus feature of the invitation.
Charles Maciejeskia and wife re.
turned home Saturday from Davenport.
where he went to receive treatment for
cancer Of the mouth. Mr.. Maciejeskla
/ said that a section of the jawbone larg-
+ er than a hens egg was taken out. He
I is sorely afflicted, his wife being totally
/ blind and himself in bad way.
39 The inter-county meeting of teachers
4 held here Saturday last was conducted
according to the following program:
10 a. m. music, Iowa College Quartet;
The Value of Disciplinary Training"
Superintendent S. c. Dickinson, Monte
yuma; discussion, Principal E. j. Leon
ard. New Sharon, and Principal w. c.
I Lyons. Malcolm; Criticisms on the Re
4 suits of Reading and Spelling as Taught
4 in Our Schools-Just and Unjust. Prin-
Hcipal j. w. Stoke, Oskaloosa, discussion.
Principal p. L. kendig. Oskaloosa, and
1 Superintendent S. G. Richards Prairie
dCity. p. M, music, Iowa College Quar-
Atet; Primary Games and Sense Train
ing" Miss Nan Golden, Newton; dis
eussion, n. Ginevera Peiree, Marshall
4 Arithmetic superintendent r. e. Will
sIiard, Marshalltown; general discussion;
what Should Like Pupils TO Know in
q English When They Enter the High
School, Miss Jennie NJ Hartwell
4 Brooklyn; discussion, Principal w. FL
4 Whitford. Victor, Miss Eda Haskell, Os.
4 kaloosa. Miss Belle Bolton. Colfax. anc
Miss Harriet sayers, Marshalltowni
music, Iowa College Quartet; The Ii
brary Movement in Connection Witt
the Public Schools Superintendent c
A n. Carson, Marengo; discussion, Mis-.
! Carrie Early, Jasper county. and Prin
fcipal George Grier, Deep River: Hab
Its OF Attention and Study. Superin
81 tendent Z. j. H. Beard, Newton: dis
icussion, superintendent Bruce Francis
Williamsburg. and Principal j. L
Meissncr, North English.
The high school foot ball team score,
a decisive victory over the team iron
Marengo on Saturday, but the colleg
hlteam came to grief as was anticipate,
Z before the game was played. In for
4 mer years Grinnell led the State Uni
versity in all kinds Of athletic sports
4 and especially at foot ball. but .it's diff
ferent now. Sixty-three to two an
THE little two, a fluke at that, show
|; plainly that in order that Grinnell ma.
regain her former standing in the gam
; heavier men must make up the team
one thing they lack.
:; Mrs. Hooking, Of Cobb. Wis. visite
j, over Sunday with I. Rapson and othe
Grinnell friends, leaving this mornin
4: for home via Scales Mound. Ill.
The new buggy deal is off. It is nov
B pretty certain that Mr.. Craver will en-
ter the employ of the spaulding Manu-
featuring Company as superintendent
z The Craver family will move to Grin
nell at once.
Mrs. George NJ. Christian will Civ
three receptions the coming week on diff
ferent days to her many friends.