Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-29
Tho Grinnell News.

Special to Times Republican.
GrinneH. Sept. 29-The infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. McCulley pass
ed away Sunday. The body vas taken
to Kellogg yesterday for burial.
Mr.. Charles Dunkle, of Iowa City.
was the guest of friends here over
Sunday.
Last Thursday evening Messrs D. a,
Hopkins, and f. L.. Beard, of Grlnnell,
and j. E. Gibson, bowled five games
with the Cedar Rapids team at Cedar
Rapids. The match was won with 125
pins by our local representatives, Mr..
Beard winning the high average. 1S7,
Fred Cooper died of typhoid fever
Monday at his home. He was "a years
of age and has always lived in Grinnell.
The funeral will be conducted by Rev.
Robinson Wednesday afternoon az
o'clock.
f. S. Knight. OF Malcolm, was in the
city Monday on business.
DR.. Lehibh Colvin, president of the
Interstate Prohibition Association. Is
In the city with a view of organizing
an association among the Iowa College
students. The plan is to have discus
sions on the liquor problem and hold
an orator;cal contest, the themes to be
in some phase of the liquor question.
A number of colleges in the state are
members of the association, and they
will hold an annual state contest. the
winner going to the interstate con-
test. Mr.. Culver. OF Cornell. Won both
the Iowa state and the interstate pro-
hibition contests last year. Penn Col
lege at Oskaoosa, holds the secretary
ship and Chicago University the resi-
dency of the association. Mr.. Culver
addressed the students this morning.
A. D. Talbot bought the A. r. Cady
residence on North Broad street.
q. l.. Coults transferred number of
his men working on the high school to
the Koch Manufacturing Plant because
of delay in material The progress
achieved on the new plant yesterday
was remarkable.
Mrs. A. Blackley, Of jefferson, Is Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w
A. Scott.
Mr.. S. w. Belden is in Chicago on
business.
A "children's party" is to be given at
the Armory Oct. s. The invitations
came out Monday
Hugh Alexander was In Colfax yes
terday He has secured Walter Thomp-
son of Perry to take the place of
Charles Hendricks, his baker.
Arthur Alley, of Atherton. is in the
city visiting with his parents and rel
atiyes.
b. NJ. Benson spent Sunday at his
home in Brooklyn.
While the football team was return
ing Sunday morning from Cedar Rap
ids, via Marshalltown. an accident,
which happened to Handel, the right
guard, will keep him out of the game
for several weeks. The men We're COM
PEELED to take sand train at Marshall
town to get home and while swinging
from car to the caboose, Handel
slipped and the wheels passed over his
toes badly cutting and MASKING them
Coach Erickson said last evening that
Handel would probably be in the Iowa
game. The loss is bad one TO the
team.
The class scrap between the sopho-
mores and freshmen began in earnest
Monday morning Both classes wished
to put up their colors and conflict was
inevitable. The freshmen secured five
sophomores and bound them to trees
at first and later took them into the
basement OF tho Rand gymnasium. In
the morning a band of "sophies came
up to rescue their classmates and, after
a hard struggle, released them. Irou-
BILE which was expected after chapel did
not occur, and the feud may be over
for this year.