Evening times-Republican., 1903-12-29
Th. crinneIl News.
Special 10 Times Republican.


Grinnsll, Dee. 2a.-Miss Grace Bur-
after 4 terms work Of teaeildng in the
Knaxvii,e nigh shool
Miss clessa Lee is spending the va
cation with her parents. She teaches
n tbs Union high school
Miss Maggie Moyle returned from
Oklahoma Friday, where she spent the
past six months.
Professor John S. Nollen, OF the Uni
varsity &C Indiana, spent a day or so
visiting members of the college faculty
In the city. Professor Nollen is on his
way 10 the university and he spent the
shelitiass with his parents in Pella.
Gilbert r. Van Dixie spent Christmas
with MS parents in .Bslle Plaine.
Mr.sand Mrs. Paul Norris are spend
ing several days with Mrs. Norris
parents In Runnelis.
Miss Caroline Lawrence is spending
the vacation days a home.
"A gun shoot was held at the fair
grounds Friday morning. Quite a nuns
her of spectators were present to see
the shooting,
/ c. H. Brown and wife. OF Burlington.
were guests of Harry McMurray and
Wife several days OF last week.
Leonard Ricketts,, Who Is working for
the Daily Capital, spent Sunday in the
city with old friends.
A. d. Talbot has again experienced
the loss of the glass front in his phar-
macy. this time the wind being the
cause. Fridays heavy. gusty wind
from the west forced the entire front
inward, breaking It In several places.
A temporary shield was constructed to
hold 1t from falling entirely out.
C. r. Rapson. of loes Moines. was a
curing the latter part of last week.
The College Glee Club. returned from
its trip Saturday morning. after week
spent on the road in giving the annual
Christmas concerts. Cedar Rapids.
Iowa City and other important places
We're toured The club reports pleas
ant time and a profitable trip.
Will Kirby and wife, of Chicago. are
spending several days with Mrs. Kir-
hy.s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cass.
A little son came to the home of DR..
and Mrs. r.. F. Talbot Friday.
Mrs. j. A. Flock and daughter Ruth
left for Davenport Monday to attend
the golden wedding of her sister, Mrs.
James Neel
Mrs. Jane c. DennIson died at the
home of her daughter Mrs. George
Judkins. Sunday at 5 O'clock. Funera,
services will be held Tuesday after
noon at o'clock, after Mhich the body
win be sent to Sidney for burial on
Thursday. Mrs. Dennison has resided
in the state some twenty-five years.
C. w. Fellows. superintendent of the
Clarion schools, Is spending Christmas
in Grinne!l
John Graham, of Minneapolis. spent
and j. W Goodfeliow.
James e. Gardner and wdfe spent
Sunday In Kellogg with Mrs. Gardner's
relatives.
Chester Bryan and Ernest Harris. of
Montezuma. spent Monday In the city
with friends.
Miss Alice Rugg.es will entertain a
number of her friends Thursday even
ing in honor of Miss Clara Guy and
Miss Fay Scott, of Cedar Rapids, who
are guests at the Ruggles home.
Quite a number of the college fac
ulty ami teachers of the city schools
Will attend the State Teachers Asso-
c!ation.
Tae Iowa College banquet will be
held tonight in the parlors of the Ply
mouth church.
Professor Hendrivson will attend the
meeting of the American Chemical AS
sociation at ST. Louis, and Professor
Fink the American Scientifc Assoeia-
tion. which meets at 81. Louis.
Lincoln, Neb.-Ashancello L. Benja-
min Andrews of the Nebraska univers-
itY declares limseif heartily in favor