Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-04
News of GrinnelI.

Special to Times-Republican.
Grinnell, Nov. Arrangements have
been made to accommodate the waiting
and anxious public with the election
news this evening, at the following
places: Colonial theater, New Armory
Methodist church, Windsor club rooms,
Herald office and Register office. The
Postal telegraph office will be moved
to the Colonial theater, and the Iowa
and the Independent telephone lines
will also be installed there, and all AS
ISOLATED Press dispatches will be
promptly available.
In the midst of all the political ex-
element in this city, the endowment
fund question for Iowa College, is not
permitted to be put into the back
ground very far. At a recent meeting
of alumni. purely informal in its ma
ture, something over $500 was
pledged by members of that body. iii
addition to the amount already raised
by them. An earnest effort is to be
made to raise the balance of the alumni
apportionment by the efforts of their
own members, and they are confident
of success.
An accident occurred on the grounds
at the Parker school, in foot ball prac-
tice ON Friday last, by which Harry
Fry sustained fracture of the left leg
just above the ankle. He is reported
as doing well at present writing.
Britton L. Dawson, who was one of
the young collegiates that went with
Professor Z. A. Steiner for a year OF
study into conditions among the Slavic
races of Europe but who was COM
pelled to give up his work and return
home on account of i'll health, has been
making a short visit to old friends in
this city
Attorney A. c. Lyon and his sister,
Miss Edna Lyon, have been enjoying
a visit from their sister-in-law, Mrs,
G. A. Lyon, of Minneapolis.
Miss Ethel Mart was Joined in mar
rage to Mr.. Carter Manly, on Friday
evening last, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Mart
of this city, Professor l.. IT, Parker
performing the ceremony. The occa-
sion was made doubly interesting by
the fact that it was the date of the
2Sth anniversary of the wedding of the
brides parents. The groom is a son
of Supervisor John Manly, of this city,
and is the owner of a clothing store
in West Union. at which place the
Young couple, after a brief wedding
trip. will be at home to their friends
Des Moines college meets Iowa coll
lege in foot ball on the home grounds
on Saturday next, in what is supposed
70 he an easy game for the latter. An
nouncement is made that the inter-
class cross country run will be made
at the same time.
Will Parish, who has been working
i'm Nebraska in the interest of the
Grinnell Vehicle company, is spending
a few days in visiting here, prior tc
starting for Oklahoma t0 remain in
definitely.
Mr.. 1. N. Clay, formerly of Newburg
but in later years in San Francisco
with the Rossier Real Estate company
has been making an extended visit
with Iowa friends, and, after casting
his vote. plans to return to California
Miss Orella Moore. who accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Garter Manly on thei,
wedding trip to Chicago, plans to visit
there for q few days, and then go for
an extended visit to Mrs. Clare zan-
rohn. of Virgins, Miss, and also to
visit in New Orleans.
Mr.. Lantz and his daughter. Miss
Lena Lantz, have recently moved from
their former home in Sheridan, alC
taken possession of the residence late
ly bought by Mr.. Lantz.