Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-24
Tho GrinneIi News.

I Grinnell, June 24.-Mr. E2amey,
well known former resident of thi
city, passed thru the city recently OF
his way from Chicago to Denve
where he makes his home. Several o
his friends were at the train to gree
him. He has been an invalid for sew
eral years, with no hope of recovery.
{. Bearing upon the discussion that !!
taking place here at present regarding
the presence of tubercular germs II
milk and meat, it is related that WON
an who was dressing chicken for the
family eating, thought the meat looked
suspicious and under examination b.
the microscope, it proved to be badl,
infected with the deadly bacilli. The
question is now pertinent, whether we
should not have rigid inspection o1
all locally butchered meats and poul-
| try, as we'll as Of the milk supplies
to the city.
Rev. T. A. DUNCAN, who occupied the
Congregational pulpit on Sunday last
and who has practically accepted the
| call extended by this church to the po-
| sition of associate pastor and musica,
director. returned to his home in Fair
mont, Mimi, yesterday, expecting tc
move to this city about the middle OF
August, to begin the work to which he
| has been called. His father was a
graduate of Iowa College in the early
years of it's history.
| Mr.. Howard II. Morris has brought
! his family from Vancouver, b. c., to
| this city for their future home, and
| they are now living on Third avenue
east They formerly lived near New
burg, but have been for "A considerable
time on the Pacific coast.
Mrs. W. j. Rapson is having the
pleasure of visit from her sister, Mrs.
Williams, Of San Diego, Cal, for the
summer. and also from her nieces,
Misses Lucille. Bernice and Ruby. from
/ Wellesley college.
Ralph Wiltamuth has safely passed
his examination for the second lieuten-
ancy Of Company K and has received
his commission.
Company K has received orders to
make due preparations to go into camp
with the rest of the saith regiment at
Fort Riley, aKas., from September to
TO- the SD regiment being also or
dered into Damp at the same place.
Rev. and Mrs. w. j. Suckow, after
spending Sunday in Mason City, where
he occupied the pulpit of the Congre-
gational church, have gone to Clear
Lake for a brief outing.
Mr.. L. r. Nash was so well pleased
with California on his recent trial trip,
that he has returned here to gather up
his belongings, and Will make his per-
po1uen. home i'm San Rafael
w c. Bleamaster. of Iowa College
athletic fame, has engaged in newspa-
per work in Omaha for the immediate
future, but plans to return to Grinnell
and complete his college work in the
last semester Of next year.
p. D. Burton has returned from his
trip to the national republican conven-
tion. at Chicago, where he listened to
the eloquence of his brother Congress
man Theodore Burton. of Ohio. in the
nomination of the future president.
William II. Taft Mr.. Burton reports
.the time of his life"
Miss Una Appleby, of the class of
,0S, Iowa College, whose home is at
Newton, has just gone to Chicago for
ten weeks course in the Columbia
School of Oratory, preparatory to her
work in Cottey College. in Missouri,
for the next college year.
AT a recent meeting of the Ladies
Cemetery association of this city, Miss
May Miles was elected secretary in
place of Mrs. e. w. Clark. who has
so long and so faithfully served the
association in that capacity, but who
found the duties too great tax upon
her strength.
Word has come from Ogden that
Rev J. T. Martin, who recently moved
from Grim 4 to that place to take
the pastorate of the Congregational
church, has been forced to go to the
hospital for a surgical operation for
the removal of "a growing tumor. Miss
Sarah Calkin, of this city, has gone to
Marvin, while Mr.. Marvin is at the
hospital in Rochester, Mimi.
Mr.. ]. Loyal Gilbert, of Parkers-
burg, W. VA, is in the city for a
lengthy visit with his sister, Mrs. O.
*. Cole, and they plan to spend part
Of the hot weather at Lake Okoboji.
The illness Of Miss Edna Carter with
the mumps, has somewhat delayed the
departure of the c. w. Carter family
for their summer outing at Lake Oko- !
boji, but the lack of complications ant |
the steady progress toward complete !
recovery, promise to set them at lib
erty to go very soon.
The following births have been re- !
Gently announced in this immediate vi /
entity: On Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
e. K. Pocts, daughter; on Monday, to /
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Berriman, daugh- !
ter; on Thursday. to Mr.. and Mrs. Will! /
Evans. g son.
Rev. Elias Handy and DR.. U. NJ Hib-
belts are in attendance upon the meet |
ings of the Methodist district confer
ence at kellogg. where both have
place upon the program.
The following have recently re- |
turned from the nineteenth annua!
Summer conference of the Y. M. C. A. |
1T Lake Geneva, Wis: Professors
Charles Noble and j. P. Ryan, and
Messrs Bardsley, Blatherwick, Clark, !
Carter. Cole, Flanagan, Munson, Nc /
Gill, McEachron, Pierce ard Tilton. |
TiIton was elected vice presidents of the !
Iowa delegation. Grinnell reports the
largest attendance of any college, and /
the star performers on the Iowa track
team which won the meet. More than
500 lnea present at the conference rep
resented eight states and the Domin-
ion of Canada, and the meeting is high ,
" praised for it's general helpfulness. |
In the track events, Flanagan won first !
In the 1OO-yard, o2O-yard and 440-yard 7