Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-06
Grinnell News Mention,


Grinnell. Oct. e-The first meeting of !
erhood Of this city was held last ev-
enlng with a good attendance and the
manifestation of much enthusiasm in
the work laid out for the year. Brief
but earnest addresses were given by J.
H. T. Main, president Of the national
brotherhood. and by George E. Pike of
Waterloo, president of the state organ
ization. A number of new members
We're proposed by the membership
committee and were voted in. The res
ignation Of H. B Westlake as secretary
was accepted. A stirring address was
given by the president of the local
body. John NJ Gannaway, outlining
practical work for the brotherhood
along the lines of sanitation and pub
lie health. The executive committee
was empowered 10 elect committee of
ive on public health and also similar
committee on the boy problem" The
executive committee was also directed
10 select second delegate to attend the
meeting of the national brotherhood in
4 connection with that of the American
board at Minneapolis beginning on the
14th of this month, and to elect a per-
manent secretary The public health
committee selected was: W. s. Hen
! drixson, A. C. Lyon. George Walker. 3.
I ]. Kicker, and A Mcintosh: on 'Tboys's
club" T. A. DUNCAN. W. T. Moyle,
/ Prof H w Norris. H G. Lyman, and
! D. A Neacham with President ]. NJ.
Gannaway a member ex-officio. Mr..
Gannawav was selected as the addi-
tional delegate TO Minneapolis. H A.
Field was elected secretary.
Mrs. Jessie Hartman Schuyler met
with painful and quite serious acct
dent on Sunday afternoon while out
driving with Mrs Nettie Haynes. In
going down a steep hill the harness
broke and LEI the carriage forward
upon the horse. who began TO get out of
the way so fast that Mrs. Schuyler,
fearing a runaway, jumped out Of the
carriage breaking both bones above
her right ankle. She is resting as we'll
as possible at present Mrs. Haynes
turned the horse to one side and
stopped him without damage to herself
or the carriage.
The Spaulding Manufacturing Com
pany are pushing things as rapidly as
possible on the building for their au-
tomobile factory, hoping to have il
completed for use before very colo
weather stops operations.
Company of this city sent six OF
It's members on Monday TO Des Moines
to participate in the annual contest OF
mark sInanship of the Iowa Nationa
Guards as follows: Captain J. W. Cogs-
well: Ralph Cooley, Sid Barnes, Viii
Doud. Frank Bradley and Jeff Moore
w. j. Neely, former captain of the
company. also went to act as quarter
: master.
An exceedingly interesting program
is reported from the annual Sunda,
School Grinnell Township convention
last Sunday at the Boneweil schoo
house. Officers We're chosen for tn
ensuing year as follows George A
Bonewell, president; Jesse Lord, vic
: president; Miss Vera Naylor, secretar
y and treasurer; A. Burroughs, superin
tendent house to house canvass; MIR.
5 L. NJ. Smith, supefint endent of norma
2 department; Philip German superin
tendent of home study department
! Miss Ella Pilgrim superintendent c
) primary union; and Mrs. w. ". wood
5 burn. missionary secretary.
The total enrolment of Iowa collee
at present writing is as follows: grad
uate students, 3; seniors. 50; junior
So; sopfomores, us; freshmen, 237
academy, 1924; school of music, 8
Total, $50. Deduct for double registra
ton, Al; actual total enrolment, "a
The total for the previous year was SIS
Mrs. D. P. Breed, of this city, lie
yesterday ON a visit to the meetin
Of the Davenport Association of Cor
gregational Churches at Muscatin
From there she will go to Elgin, Ill,
- attend the national meeting of tt
Federation of Woman's Home Misstor
= airy Unions, of which she is memb
of the nominating committee becau
she is president of the Iowa State o.
ganization.
Miss Susan J. Orvis a graduate
Iowa College. class of 90 and more r.
Gently missionary in Turkey, is in th
country on leave of absence for ye
and is now visiting her many frien,
in this city.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy HI
IS, become famous for it's curues
oor 0tc colds croun and Influence n