Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-16
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war. He was In many battles, but was
only, once. AT the battle of
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THE GRiNNRLL NEWS.
improvements nc the Bank -Busi.s
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hall.
Special to Times-Republlcan.
Grinnell May 16.The Savings bank
people are making general and needed
improvements in their banking Office.
The door on Broad street has been
taken out and a window put in, a door,
replacing the south window. "A new
floor is being laid and the counters Will
be changed for new ones. The changes
will give the officials more room and
a more convenient place in which to do!
business.
Last yearthe business men and pro-
fessional men of the city played a game
of ball. The proceeds of which went to
the Ladies' Cemetery Association, and
which netted the neat sum of 800. Next
Monday or Tuesday another game be-
tween the same classes will be played
and for#the same object.
Frank Spate bought pair shoes of
Martin Nandraska, agreeing to pay for
them on Saturday last. Monday Martin
investigated and found that Spates'
promises could not be fulfilled and yes
l3teraay caused Spates' arrest, who of
Ifered to furnish security for the money
| If he could look around a little. AS, all
Martin wanted was his pay for the
shoes he was permitted to so with an
| officer to raise the money.
Mrs. W. T. Moyle and daughter Mar
garet are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Moyle's mother and Will remain there a
couple of weeks.
The first of the spring recitals of the
School of Music will take place
"Wednesday evening, May 90 in coiege
liChapel. Miss Olive NJ. Myers, S. of NJ.
| '9S and Miss Edna NJ. Proctor, s. of NJ.
99. assisted by Mrs. Annie G. Vittum,
soprano. will give the recital.
Grinnell will be represented in the
| high school state meet to be held at
Council Bluffs Friday. May IS. Grin
nell high school boys will compete in
iail the events. c. II. Haines is man
lager and will go to the Bluffs a day
before the meet with as many of the
boys as will be able to attend.
President MacLean, of the State Uni
IversitS, will deliver the commencement
address at this place June Is.
Services will be held at the Catholic
| ternate Sunday during the year. Nom
lCatholics are cordially invited.
Yesterday morning there arrived
from the south Secretary j. Z. Roy, of
| the American Missionary Association;
! Mrs. L. v. Woodbury., of Boston, Mass,
and Rev. G. W. Moore, of Washington,
4 who spoke at the Congregational
church in the interest of work among
4 the colored people.
The Iowa delegation to the national
convention at Philadelphia elected
George Christian sergeant-at-arnls. A
national or state convention without
/ the genial George would resemble the
| play of Hamlet with the melancholy
| Dane omitted from the caste. II he
keeps on a few years more he will come
Ito be8a politician.
The Grinnell competitors in the high
school meet are as follows: For the
FLASHES, Isongshore, Myers and Van
| Evra; i40-yard run, Frazier. Hodgdon
land kersel: half mile run, Hodgdon,
1 Kersel and Sherman: mile run, Bu-
chanan. Gaylord and Woodford; bl-
fcycle races, Park; hurdles. Buchanan
! Longshore and Gaylord: discus throw,
4 Frazier and Long hore; high jump,
lGaylord, Sherman and Buchanan;
broad jump. Gaylord, I.onsshore and
Buchanan; shot put. Frazier, kiesel
land Van Evra hammer throw. Frazier
DIR. susby, of Brooklyn, will deliver
! the address here on Decoration day.
! Mr. Busby Is one of the eloquent men
] OF Iowa and is always in demand fol
i gatherings of old soldiers. The mem
orial sermon this year will be
4 preached by Rev. w p. Stoddard, OF
the III f.. church of Grinncll.
S. r. Hartzell. who was formerly In
business here in the stock and lnea,
4 line. arrived yesterday for a visit of d
4 few days among old acauaintances
A Mr.. Hartzell is living in Dakota, where
he has cattle on a thousand hills
u. j. Anderson, I he well known for
liner newspaper editor and owner ii
many towns of Iowa, is a G;rinneli Wis.
4 itor today. He claims To be out OF the
newspaper business and out OF politics
Drs. w. T.. Vest and j. c. Tribbitts
|of Montezuma, Went to Des Moines Il
4 attend the meeting OF the medical asso
q citation.
4 Capt. j. w. Carr and w. r. Levi.
will argue a case here today before
4 Judge Scott. who will come up from
i Brooklyn.