Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-06
THE GRINNELL NEWS.

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Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell March 6.-Miss Anna Pryor,
of Clinton, Wis, stopped off day Wis
ting with the Pryors and the Moyles
on her way to Denver.
Ed Kemmerer, our weil-known Cen
trail ticket agent, has been confined to
his home because of the grippe during
the past few days.
Professor and Mrs. Macy have issued
invitations to the senior class for the
annual party they give them every
year. The invitations read for the 14th
Charles Hanna, of Goreseo, ILL.,, was
in town yesterday calling on his friends,
NJ. T, and w. A. Scott and A. p. Wood
ruff, old schoolmates of his. while on
his way to Montezuma to visit his
brother.
Miss Alma Christian entertained a
number of her friends Tuesday night.
Mrs. C. Alley still continues in the
same state of Illness: hardly any per-
ceptible change has taken place during
the past week.
T. B. Allen, who farmed the Averill
farm north Of town, moved into his
property recently purchased of jeff
Manatt. jeff has rented the Parsons
farm north OF town and moved into 1t
Monday. The consideration for the
Manatt place was $1,000.
Peck has been chosen first violinist
in the Colonial orchestra taking Pro-
fessor Livingstons's place. as the lat
ter goes elsewhere. .
John Mowett, of the No. school dis
trict. was elected school director in his
district.
John Ellsworth goes to Laurel to-
6iay in the interests Of his work as
building contractor.
John Ellsworth has sold his place to
Mr.. Neville, who takes possession on
the 25th.
r. M. Haines and Paul G. Norris are
the attorneys for the plaintiff In the
case of Dora Morrison We. Ewart Bros,
who gave over deeds ana mortgages 10
preferred creditors.
n 4. Yeaper has returned home from
Boone, where he has been attending his
father. He reports him as ABOUT the
same, but very low.
Clint Vanderveer is rejoicing because
of new boy that came the other day.
Mr.. n. Bray ships several carloads OF
stock today to Chicogo.
Will Ratcliff, who left for Colorado
but week ago, was instantly Killed
while on the railway track the other
day as he was brandishing gun in the
face of the oncoming train. His bouy
was brought home last night.
w. Hoover, of Stuart, had his house.
hold goods shipped h re and Will maui
them across the country to Montour,
where he will locate. AS the distance
is some twenty miles we predict adven-
lures in hauling his goods thru the fat
Poweshiek county mud.
Charles Head, William Middledorf,
Peter Weeden, Ray Rust and Claire
Manatt went down to Oskaloosa to hear
King Dodo" at the Masonic opera
house.
B. J. Carney, who has been in the
Cedar country in the north and among
the camps for several days, returned to
Grinnell Wednesday.
Iowa College plays Coe College in
basket ball next Saturday afternoon at
The gymnasium on the local grounds
Irinnell defeated Coe on their grounds
asst Saturday and the team hopes to
defeat them on their own field. The
.eam will also play another game with
he Des Moines Y. M. c. A. team on the |
18th at Des Moines, and arrangements |
ire in progress for game with Des !
Moines College in the near future. So |
ar Grinnell holds the undisputed |
of Iowa in basket ball.
A meeting was called at the Colonial
or tonight by several of Grinnelps
men to discuss the mat
er of new high school building. A
arge number of the business men fa-
,or the project Those who signed the
calling for the meeting are b. +.
iostetter, Frank Marvin. ID. III. Laros,
!. c. Van Eyera, Charles Barnes, w. 7.
FULLER and G. H. Crosby.
r. G. Coults has hired p. L. Dean, of
Kellogg, to do his team work. Mr.. Dean
moved into the city yesterday.
Principal p. A. McMillen, Of the
Cooper school, and candidate for the
nomination. of county superintendent,
vas in Searsboro yesterday in the in
erests OF his candidacy.
Rev. o. o. Smith addressed the coll
eye Y. M. C. A. last night on 1.-THE
Heart Mr.. Smith made q good APP
zeal to the men present TO develop and
EDUCATE the heart with the physical and
mental faculties.
Mayor Spaulding has issued an cleo
ion proclamation notifying the electors
nat the city election takes place on the
I'd inst. Mr.. Spaulding is not candi-
late for renoriinat ton, and much specu
alton is going on as &c who will be
candidates.