Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-08
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Grinnell, Dec. S.--A. j. Allison, OF
Spokane, Wash, who was reared in
Jefferson township of this county, went
to the legislature from here, and is
an intimate friend of Hon. c. w. Car
ter. of this city, both carrying legis-
lative honors at the same time, is in
the city for a brief visit with friends.
Mr. Wilson's father was colonel Of
the Twenty eighth Iowa .in the civil
war, C. L. Roberts, of this city, Cap
tain Carr of Montezuma, and many
others in this vicinity being members
and officers Of the same.
Mrs. A. o. Price is planning to spend
a couple of weeks or more, including
the Christmas holidays, with her
daughter Miss Ellen Price, a graduate
Of Iowa college, who Is teaching in
Tillottson college, at Austin, Tex.
There is excellent hunting in this
vicinity, wherever a farmer can be
found who will allow hunter on his
place, but the game ITO be bagged is
very scarce, except in the rabbit line.
A party of four is reported to have
spent a day, with the result OF one
duck and fourteen rabbits.
At the meeting of the Meat PRODUCE
ers' association on Saturday last, the
following We're elected as delegates to
the state convention in session In Des
Moines today and tomorrow: j. j. AK
tell. of Deep River; William Hagenlock
of Grinnell; John Beeler, of Washing
ton, and F. A. Stillwell, of Searsboro
The newly elected president, j. I. Elsie,
of Malcolm, and Hon. George q. Grier,
will also be present in the interest OF
the association. The following alter
mates were also named: c. I. Carlson,
of Brooklyn; Fred Heinle, of Malcolm;
r. d. See and D. M. Sylvester, of
Grinnell. Following is the list of town
ship directors of the association in this
county: c. I. Carlson, of Brooklyn;
L. P. Spooner, of Grinnell; l. K. Var
mum, Of Malcolm; A. E. James of Sears
boro; William Bolen, of Brooklyn; e.
J. Sanders, of Malcolm; Otto Schultz,
and.A. L. Falkinburg, of Malcolm; John
Beeler, of Washington; George F.
Grier of Deep River; ]. w. Rose, OF
Montezuma; Harlan Macy, of Sears
boro; Fred Heinle, of Malcom, and
George Pratt Of Montezuma-
u he UdShtl Udll plSA-uP sSSeAAA sAAe.s
went from Grinnell to Oskaloosa, met
defeat at the hands of the Penn college
team, the score being 25 to 20. ,
Montezunna has just held a very sat
isfactory corn contest, in connection
with their annual poultry show, in
which the prizes went as follows:
First on yellow corn, William Dun
lap, of Forest Home, $40; first on
white corn, T. w. Smith, of Monte
yuma, SIS; first on calico corn, j. H.
Litzenburg, of Montezuma, $40; ten
largest ears, Clyde Blaine, of Montezu-
ma, SIS. Mr.. brennan, Of Ames, who
did the judging, spoke in high praise
of the quality of Poweshiek county
corn. The successful contestants stand
a good chance to be winners also Of
some of the many prizes to be given
in the Grinnell contest, Jan. II to Is.
The high school foot ball team OF
GrinneM wound UP the season with an
evenings entertainment at the homesof
Prof. Jesse Macy, on the invitation of
Miss Katherine Macy and the other
teachers of the high school. The fol-
lowing have won their honor l"G's":
Herbert Mears, George Clifton, Har-
ley Pippin, Henry Ashby, Joseph Car
ter and Harry Dunn.
Following is the seasons list of
games and scores:
Grinnell AZ, New Sharon, o; Grin
nell, 16, Montezuma, o; Grinnell, O.,
West High, 9; Grinnell, IL, North High,
o; Grinnell, 6, Iowa City, s.; Grinnell,
10, Newton, 70; Grinnell, II, Oskaloosa,
5; Grinnell, 2, Marshalltown, II.
The friends of Noel Bailey, who held
for some time the position of Postal
telegraph operator in this city, and
has recently had the same position in
Rock Island, ILL.,, will be pleased to
learn that he has been promoted to be
manager of the station at South ST.
Paul, MINI.