Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-29
THE GR1NNELL NEWS.
Mrs. Grafton Arrives = Important
church Meeting Called Corner
Stone of library to BE Laid sntur-

Mrs. Grafton Arrives = Important
Church Meeting Called Corner
Stone of Library to BE Laid Sntur-
day.
Special to Times Republican
Grinnell, April 29.NIrs. Murray Graf
ton, of Chicago arrived saturday. Mr..
Grafton is still a tenant Of the Carney
row. but it is hoped that he will be so
far recovered from his attack of diph-
thereia that he can be removed the lat
ter part of this week 10 the Jones resi-
ldence on East street, Whore Mrs. Graf
ton is a guest.
Architect Hallett of Des Moines, will
meet the board of directors OF the Opera
House Company this evening at Will
Rayburn's office.
In the Trip Around ths World" the
Turkish exhibit and reception will be
held at the art studio OF a. l.. Child, in
stead of at his home a. was first in
tended. France has been added to the.
list of countries, and VIII be presented
TO the traveller at the residence of Mrs.
Nalleau. who will be assisted by Miss
Chamberlain.
~. i. Davis left Saturday evening for
Beaumont, Tex, where nc Is interested
il, lands which may prove % be oil pros
lducing. The most promising is a small
niece within two or thi,ee miles of the
town.
George w. Kelly, of Chicago, spent
sunday with his Wife, who is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. e'aan,y
Will Nelson, of the postofiice force, is
Loft duty for a few days and his place is
II was announced last evening during
the service at the Congregational church
tnat on Saturday next al io'clock pm.
the corner stone of the tewari library
#ould be laid with appropriate eNer-
4 discs.
1 Considerable emphasis was given ii,
/ The Church Greeting to the impoi-
lance of a large attendance al the bust
Aess MEETING of the church on next
Thursday evening. on Tuesday aud
4 "Wednesday the district association Will
meet at Baxter, Iowa. and will request
I ths sirinneil church 10 take action in
4 the HERON matter. Without doubt this
e the important nlatter' which vii
come before the church. Deacons Chi!ds
and Walker are the delegates to Baxter
Fred Could of Gilman, Was the gnes,
/ Of his brother Roy Gould, yesterday.
he dual field meet between ths
freshmen and sophomore class resulted
\ in a vletpry for the saphumores by {
scare ii ssia TO 33ia Senls- Of ths. new
men showed UP very encouragingly
4 The events follow:
loo yard dash--Bair. 1903. first
cr3uch, 1903, second and spaulciing
1905. third Time II seconds.
a One-ilalf mile run Ricketts,. 1903, first
4 Dickinson. 1909. second; Waters, 1904
third. Time 2.lS
4 100 yard hurdle Crouch. 1903. first
y .air. 1908. second. Brown. 1904, third
Time. 'fs'4
one half mile bicycle wslker, 1909
D first: Waiter, 1904 second, and Burn
s. side. 1904 third. Time l.30.
20 yard hurdle spaulding. 1908, first
!, Crouch, 1908, second; AlcIntire 100
third, Time. 81
7 High jump Brown. 1904, ard Haine.
: 1906, tied fof, first place and Croucf
1858 and Balf. 1903, tied for third. MARI
. feet SIX inches.
one mile bicycle Welker. 1908. first
s Watt ers, 1901 second l.. Qauife thne
e Time. 80.
! Is pound hammer throw-Smi,h. 1900
= first; Lewis. 1903 second; Head 1870
!, third. Distance. SO feet inches.
H9p-ste p-anS-juni Wilson, 1870
Y titst Crouch 1902 second, ard Heal,
1901 third. Distance, 40feet inches.
Pole vault-Haines. 1903. and Welles
7 er, 1903. tied for first place, Heal
third. Height feet 4 inches.
pound shot put-HGgod, 1904, frs
BAR, 1903, second, Brown, 1904, thir
Distance, Is feet
!. 20 yard dash Wilson, 1908 first; Ia
< 1903, second; Harvey, 1904, third. Tim
s, I, 2s seconds.
Y Broad ju,np-Bair, 1903, first: crouc
!, 1903, second; Spaulding. 1903, third. DI
= tance. 81 feet.
s 40 yard clash Dickinson. 1908, frs
!, Moore, 1904 second, Smith, 1903, thir
Time 60 seconds.
Discus throwB Brown, 1904 first; Cir
ham, 1903, second; Lister, 1904. THU
Distance. SO feet inches.
es One mile rln-Ricketts, 1909 frs
Buchanan, 1904. second; Waters, T. ]
We 1904. third. Time, 5:35.
ng Relay race Won by 1909 represent
OF by Bair, Wilson. Spaulding ard Crout