Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-04
THE GRlNNELL NEWS.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, April Airs. Grace Harrl-
son storm left last night for Des
Moines, where she will spent several
DAYS before returning 20 her home in
Omaha.
Mary Raymond goes 10 Des Moines
this morning to spend Sunday with
friends.
Miss Guineviere Craven entertains
number of her friends this evening.
E. r. Kicker, who attends the State
Agricultural College at Ames, is spend
ing a few days at home before resum-
ing his springs work.
Mrs. III. G. Griffin, of Marshalitown,
is spending several days with Dr. o. +.
Talbot and family.
The dance at the armory Thursday
evening given by Leon Will was en-
ioyed by all who attended.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Blodgett and daugh-
ter Clara are expected back from Mex
leo this morning, where they went the
early part of the winter for rest and
recuperation.
w. p. Powell, district manager of the
Etna, left for Cedar Rapids yesterday
afternoon.
Harry Alfree. of Newton. was here
yesterday on business connected with
his real estate property south of town.
H. w. Laphin, of Burlington.
stopped off between trans yesterday to
call on his friends.
This evening the Scarlet and Black
staff will enjoy the annual banquet
given. Samuel Strauss, of the Des
Moines Leader, Will address the COM
pany.
Thursday evening a large number OF
the members of the Masonic chapter
went to Newton to visit the lodge there
and see the Royal Arch degree con-
ferred. Those who attended We're w. j..
Rapson, James Speels, j. E. Nicely, viii
Walker. Lew Joy. j. w. Monroe, George
Sampson, William Stowe. William
Miles, A. F. Swaney. n. McHose. The
entertainers.
John A. Hobson. the well-known
English economist and writer on polit-
ical subjects, gave a lecture last night
in the college chapel on Industrial
Peace" Professor Hobson is travelling
thru the United States on a university
extension tour. last week lecturing at
the University Of Nebraska. Professor
Hobson believes in organization of
both capital and labor in order to arrive
at amiable settlements and agree
ments
Mrs. w. w. Woodwork. of New
Haven, Connecticut, spent yesterday
with Mrs. j. B. Grinnell. Mrs. Wood
worth is the wife of former pastor
of the Congregational church here and
is en- her way to visit her son Arthur,
who Is a home missionary in North Da-
kota.
Miss Nina Fauquier. of Marshall
town. is visiting her brother and sister
here. Miss Fauquier will teach during
the spring at Gilman.
Mr.. Albert Mead, of Marshalltown,
and an instructor in the Waterloo high
school left this morning after spending
several days with his brother and other
friends.
Miss Nellie Waters is at home,
spending few days during the vaca-
ton before she resumes her work in the
schools at State Center.
Last evening the Chrestomathian
and Ellis Societies entertained in their
hall in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Moody, who have proven themselves
loyal supporters of these two societies.
After a reading and number of tab
leaux the guests entered upon the real
enjoyment of the evening. Games We're
played and dainty refreshments served
during the latter part of the evening.
Mrs. Heidal sang a solo and was COM
PEELED to respond again. Mrs. L. f.
Berry acted us chaperon.