Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08
Tho er;nneIl News.

Special to T1meS-Republlcan
Grinnell. Nov. S.-The regular meet
ing of Grinnell Chapter No. 70 of the
Congregational Brotherhood OF Ansr-
ca for the month of November will take
place on Tuesday evening of this week
at the church. preceded by buffet
lunch al 6:l5. The topic for discussion
will be Means of Prevention of Tuber-
culosis" and will deal directly with
purity of air, water, ice, milk, and 9TH
er matters of everyday life. DR.. S. C.
Buck health physician for the city,
will lead off in the discussion. followed
by DR.. E. S. Evans tuberculosis officer
for the county. Judge j. P. Lyman Of
the superior court of this city will
speak of the legal steps necessary 70
secure a county tuberculosis hospital.
The chapter is rapidly growing in
membership and zeal.
Freshman Mccullough, who has been
at the city hospital here for some
weeks with a run of typhoid fever, is
now reported to be on the road to re-
coyery. He has an older brother in the
senior class Of the college and his
father has been here for some time.
The home OF the family is in North
Dakota.
Copy has gone TO the printer and The
premium lists will soon be out for the
corn contest and the short course to be
put on in this city in January 1ext.
The premium list is much larger than
in previous years and the farmers are
taking much interest in the coming dis
play.
The Committee of 100" named just
before the close of the Ostrom meetings
here met yesterday afternoon and
formed an organization with the fol-
lowing officers: President, Rev. T A.
DUNCAN; vice presidents Zone from
each church,, John N Frankforth, r.
G. Coutts. T. H. Mc1lrath, Rev. L. D.
Weyand, Elmer Gillespie, and Breese
Boyack for the college; secretary, c. F.
Kicker; treasurer. A. Burroughs; Ii
brarian, Philip German; press agent,
H. A. Field. Owing to the severe cleo
trical storm Of the afternoon but about
thirty members were present but a
spirit of intense earnestness character
lied the meeting. Another meeting
| was called for Thursday evening of this
| week, at the Methodist church imneii-
ately following the union prayer meet
ing there.
The continuously victorious high
school team of this city sustained their
hard earned reputation on Saturday at
Newton by goodly score over the
Newton team that has the reputation
of being hard to beat and seems nowhto
be almost within touching distance Of
the championship pennant Of the state.
Rev. George e. White with his sis
ter, Mrs. C. F. Childs, returned to his
home in this city on Saturday from
the series Of missionary addresses lie
has been making in Nebraska, Kansas
and South Dakota.
An important meeting Of the worn-
ans Foreign Missionary Society of this
city will take place on Wednesday at
ternoon at the Congregational church
at Mason City and Mrs. L. F.. Parkef
and Miss Ella Marsh will report the
W. B. NJ. I. meeting at Chicago.
r. F. Nuckoils Of this city was in at
tendance at the wedding of his friend
and classmate in former years in Iowa
College, Fred e. Trainor of the class OF
'o3. which took place at Ackley on
Wednesday last.
Miss Helen James who was injured
in the street car wreck ut Des Moines