Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-09
The oRlNNFLl NEWS.
Annual Concert Of the Orchsssts
and Glec s.lub-spalding NOMINEE

THE CRlNNELL NEWS.
Annual concert of the orchestra
and Clee Slub-spalding Nominee.
ted for Mayor.
Special to es-Republican.
Grinnell, March 9-The seventh an-
nual concert OF the Amphion Orchestra
and College Glee Club was given at the
church last evening. The
young ladies of the Euterpe Club as
sisted. and made the best kind Of an Inn
preston In this. their first appearances.
In the glee club numbers local hits
ebounded, especially in the encores.
The soloists were Messrs. e. S. Evans.
Condit, Mccartney and Atkinson. Fol-
lowing is the program:
PART I.
Wanderers Song (Schumann)-Gl
Club.
Persian March u. strauss) Am-
phion Orchestra.
Cal THE Frog Who Kicked" (Steele):s
OBJ Alumni Song" (words by w. b.
Otis. 'ol, CIV. B. Olds) Quartet and
iGlee Club.
(a) Gavotte "Rosallndep tLax); OBJ
Berceuse from "Joselyn' (Godard) Or
cliestra.
Deck We the Pathway" (schumann)
CHORUS of Hours from Paradise and
Peri y Euterpe Club.
Mazurka from "Coppelia" (Delibes)-
Orchestra.
PART II.
"Old Kentucky Home" (Foster) Mr..
Condit and Glee Club.
Mariana Waltz (WaldteufeD- Orches-
ira.
"a, The Dragon Flies. (Graben-
Hoffman); OBJ Ashes of Roses Or. G.
Cole)- Euterpe Club.
(a) Nanny Lii Boy (Parks); (b)
Little Tommy Tucker" (Bullard) -Mrs.
e. S. Evans and Glee Club.
Quartet from "Rigoletto" (yerdD-
Orchestra.
COME YE BACK TO oLDGRINNELL.
(By William Bradley Otis, OLD
When the autumn tiptoes softly and the
summer days are told,
And the air grows crisp and crinkles all
all the leaves to red and gold;
When soft colors tint the distance ere
the evening glow Is on.
And the wcodbine bushes crimson to
the wooing Of the sun:
Come We back to Old Grinnell,
To the college loved SO we'll.
Can't you feel your pulses throbbing
When you come to Old Grinnell?
Oh, It's back to Old Grinnell
Where rings out the classic bell!
Come Nc back, we students loyal! come
ye back to Old Grinnell.
Wyhan n,;,+r,, $3.50. c-,,.,a- ,o,,,,t,,
down the north wind. and the snow
Whisks and piles in mounds Of white
ness as the eddies come and go,
When the frosty vines hang dropping
with mass OF fairy hair.
And the jingle OF the slegh-bells shakes
out laughter on the air:
Chorus
When soft whisperings from the south
land coax the trees to take their
green.
And the leaves cast phantom shadows
where the moonlight sits be-
tween;
manly youth and pretty maid,
And afar IS heard the music OF an even
ing serenade:
Among those who attended the or
of town were Mr. and Mrs. G. s. Stru-
Bile, of Toledo: L. T. Kersey, OF New
Providence: Charles r. Clark, of Mon
tezuma; Mrs. Bertha Clark Wilmer, of
Lynnville: George Delevan. OF S. U. l..
Will Pierce, Everett Campbell and
Laurie Frisbie, OF Des Moines. anz Miss
Margaret Mccormack. Of Avoca.
Mrs. Fred Spaulding entertained the
Saturday Club this afternoon.
After I'VE ballots n. W. Spaulding
was nominated for mayor by the repub-
lican city convention last night at the
tcity hall. On the last ballot Mr.. Spaul-
ding received 10 votes and Mr. ID. S.
Morrison IA j. E. Medley. "A. F. Barnes
and Or. Clark received scattering sup
port on the first two ballots. r. Mac
Donald was nominated for city treas
| urer w. s. Leisure for assessor and j.
P. Lyman for city attorney
| Another real estate deal has been
completed which makes Mr. H. w
| spaulding the owner of the Manitou
House property and one adjacent lot
the purchase having been made from
the heirs OF John Brown. 1t is Mr.
1 spaulding's intention to remove the old
landmark and build in its place an
opera house which will do credit to the
town. 1t is understood tina, stock
company is being quietly formed tc
take care OF part OF the cost, which
in all m ay reach the $4,000 mark Moth.
ing definite as plan has been decided
upon but the fact remains, Grinnell i.
\ To have AN or1era house
Big steamer Overdue.
New ork. March 9.-The steamship
i Germanic is not yet sighted from Fire
island up to this afternoon. The Ger.
manic was expected to arrive Thurs
|day. Extraordinary weather on the
Atlantic is reported. 1t is probable the
A Germanic ran into the storm and wa,
obliged to slow down.
: All ired Out :
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