Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-18
bring him back to his work in the
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THE oRINNELI NEWS.
fIospital Project Discursed in Church
Ladies Orga MICE Public lmprove-'

Hospital Project D1scursed in Church
Ladies Organize Public Improve.
mont League.
Special to Times Republican.
| Grinnell. March Charles Rawson,
of Des Moines, stopped over to visit
friends on Friday and Saturday on his
way to New York City.
Mrs. Waldo Evans and her niece,
l'Jeannette Ashton went to Cedar Falls
Saturday morning to visit friends for a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Potter visited in
Eldora over Sunday. !.
Mr.. Frank Logan, of Waterloo, was a
guest at the home of II. B. Clifford yes
terday. Mrs. Fannie Clifford Logan who
has been visiting her parents for several
weeks returned with her husband to
their home in Waterloo this morning.
n. r. Proctor and daughter Mildred
went to kirksville, Mo-, today.
AT the Congregational church yester
day morning Rev. u. M. Vittum pre-
scented for a subject Our Need of a
Hospital as applied to our locality and
Immediate vicinity. In the evening the
same subject was open for discussion
for as many as wished to speak upon
the question in free parliament" which
took the place of the regular church
service. A number expressed their
Views, wishes and ardent desires in re-
gard to hospital, altho no definite plan
was offered by any speaker for the es-
Establishment Of such an Institution. Not
G word OF dissent or encouragement
was offered, however. and a sentiment
was given life which should grow into
something tangible. as it doubtless will
II hospital con be secured the task
Of properly maintaining 1t would be no
small undertaking. but the .ticket" sys-
tenn in vogue at the Saltwater, Mimi.
hospital, as mentioned by Mr.. r. NJ.
Haines, would be source OF revenue
sufficient to meet the expenses of such
ain institution which were not paid In
the regular way by patients who could
afford to pay for service. Those taking
part in the discussion were Drs. Clark,
Wetmore, Wiley, Sherman and Hedges,
Profs. Macy and Noble, Mesdames
Haines and Blakely, Miss Manning and
Miss Alice Walker.
Mr.. Lyman Longley has been quite Ill.
and for day or two will be unable to
kthe Central. j. w. Kendall takes his
place for the time being.
on Saturday afternoon at the city hall
the ladies permanently organized the
Public Improvements Association. Of
Grinnell" by adopting constitution
and selecting the following officers:
President-Mr. "A. B. Mack.
First Vice President-Mrs. G. w. H..
Boyer.
Second Vice President Mrs. F. E.
Spaulding.
Third vice President-Mrs. B. j.
Carney.
secretary-Mrs. w. S. Roby
Treasurer-Mrs. j. p. Lyman.
A committee consisting of three ladies'
from each Of the four wards of the city
will combine with the regular officers
into an executive committee. The name
of the organization sufficiently defines
Its object. The ladies propose to act
promptly and have appointed an enter
tainment committee to formulate plans
for raising funds This committee is
composed OF Miss Kate Bray. Mesdames
j. w. Billings d. NJ Cox. A. w. Bart