Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-31
THE GRlNNELL NEWS.

| 0lOn0l ana BuelnCSS Men tl0y BAL
Special to Republican.
Grinnell. May 31.-The cheese factory
on the farm of c. S. Sickle. owned by
Mr.. Paine, has been sold to company,
principally composed of farmers OF the
ISvicinity. A company was formed with
| William Hcughton as president; O.
Petersen, vice president; a. d. Wood
ruff, secretary and treasurer An eS-
ecutive committee was formed con-
lsisting of the above named officers and
Lucius Sanders. Mr.. Paine will man
age the. factory as formerly.
DIR. Il. 3. Wiley, who has had charge
of the smallpox patients. informs me
that yesterday the quarantine was
raised. the patients sent to their homes
and the hospital thoroughly fumigated.
Thus ends that which at one time
Threatened to be a serious affair. but
by prompt and decisive action on the
part of the authorities was not per-
mitted TO spread. Moreover. there was
never any inclination on the part Of the
lo.ticials to hide or cover anything. The
exact facts at every stage of the scare
We're given out and printed in these col
umns.
The return match between the profess
| sional men and the business men for
\ the benefit of the Ladies' Cemetery AS
ISOLATION was pulled off yesterday after
| the close of the Grand Army exercises.
| The game resulted in the defeat of the
\ business men by a score of II to 6. 1t
\ was freely charged that the umpire
\ was prejudiced. These charges were
lvehemently and Indignantly denounced
as false. George r. Thayer was notice
able for the wide curves he threw. In
| throwing from second to the first base
man the ball curved to a point midway
| between first and the home plate. Con-
| den and Harry McAIurray cxcelled in
sprnting. President Gates did some fine
| work with the stick, While Professors
Cole and Hendrixon We're the ALL
around stars on the side of the profess
| SIGNALS. DIR. Somers pitched for the pro-
| fessionals and Andy Rinefort twirled
for the bushes men. The lineup: Pro-
fessionals-P. Somers, pitcher; Davis,
catch: WScoff. first base; Hendrixon,
second base: Cole. third base: Powell,
short stop: Thornburg, right field;
\ Gates, center field: Haines, left field.
Business men-A. c. Rinefort. pitcher;
1 l.. Rinefort, catch: Cowden. first base:
Card. second base: Brande, third base;
/ Thayer. short stop: Westlake, right
field; j. II. McAIurray. center field; NJ.
4 w Swisher. left field.
4 Mrs w. r. Wallace left his morning
lfor Ames to attend the campmeeting OF
1.-THE Adventist church. beginning May 81
land continuing until June 10. Mrs. E.
1 Il. Craver. daughter of Mrs. Wallace.
Twill keep house during her absence.
yT>t..
/ dan and Gettysburg yesterday at Iowa
i City. Think once OF the score--lG to 9.
i Two little, measly scores! O my!
i The glove factory club and the car
|riage factory club played a game of bal
4 yesterday, which resulted in victory
j for the men of Standings shop by q
score Of 8 to 3. The lineup: Glove fac.
4 tory-Curtis, pitch: Sharp. right field
Tessar. center field: Beardsley, lef
field; Weigle, short stop; Thorpe. frs
base; Ford. second base; Starr, thirt
base. Carriage factory--Paise, pitcher
q sWorden, right field; Noel. center field
lissoch, left field: Delaney. shor
stop: G.. Wheeler first base; Streeter
second base; Holmes, third base.
John and Will Bailey. sons OF Johr
Z s. Bailey, left this morning for tn,
Paris exposition. They will be met a
New York by an uncle from Boston
J who will accompany them. After visit
ing the exposition, they will spend ;
Ipsrcd Of study In Germany. john 5
:, Bailey came to Grinnell to reside las
!, spring from Searsboro. where for man.
! years he has owned and lived on a fin
farm. He is one Of the best farmers il
this county, and one of our finest mer
Farming has certainly not been I'm
profitable in his case.