Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-03
eRlNNELL MAN HAS PLAN.
Would Organize Association Of College
Editors and Business managers.

Special to Times-Republican
Iowa City, May S.-An association of
the college editors and business man
ayers of the state of Iowa, Is the plan
Of w. r. Metz. editor n-chief OF the
Scarlet and Black" the college paper
at Grinnell College. The first meeting
and banquet is being planned for the
evening before the state field meet at
Des Moines, the latter part of this
month. At such a gathering, it is plan
ned to have the organization formed,
and provisions made for annual meet
ings, etc.
Owing to the large number of COL
leges in Iowa, the field is particularly
favorable to the organization of such
an association. Its purpose would be
to unity the college press of the state,
and improve the intercollegiate rela-
lions between the universities and col
leges of the state. The need of such
an organization has been keenly felt
the past two years, especially.
Friends in this vicinity of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Richard are pleased at the
news from their home in Texhoma,
Okla, of the birth to them of a daugh-
ter.
Councilman ]. H. Dreamer, of the
Third ward, and A. McBlain, of the
Fourth, were appointed committee
of the city council to go to Cedar Rap
ids, in the attempt to secure a compe-
tent engineer to direct the prepara-
ton Of the streets for the coming paw
ing
Friends in this city have been noti-
fed of the birth of a daughter to Pro-
fessor and Mrs. C. P. Colgrove at Ce-
dar Falls.
In the case of State of Iowa against
Paul kissocll accused of giving intox-
icating liquor to a confirmed inetri-
ate, Judge Lyman thought best not to
render a decision but to lay the evil
dence before the grand jury and let
them take such action as they deemed
best.
The SANDER case of Bogart against
Hink is set for trial Monday in the SUI
perior court, the amount claimed being
$4,000. The trial will be before jury
and is exciting considerable interest
The next succeeding jury trial will be
that of Terrell against Rivers. for the
collection of commission on an al
legged trade of land for interest in a
stock of goods. This case is set for
Wednesday morning, and is to be fol-
lowed by the case of E. A Wadsworth
against C. R. Owens, to collect on
notes and accounts.
iMalcom seems to be the most impor-
tant stock shipping point in the coun-
", there having been shipped from
that place on Sunday last thirteen car
loads of mixed stock, and again on the
following Tuesday four car loads, all to
Chicago.
Iowa College people will be interest
ed in the announcement of the coming
marriage of Miss Esther Jaquith, OF
the class of '06, to Mr.. Frank Jack
son, of Des Moines, to take place at
The Inn at Lake Okoboji.
j. D. Hunbert, who has just re-
turned from a trip into Texas on bus
mess for the Grinnell Vehicle Com
pany, reports the weather as very fine
there
Announcement is made that the mem
bers of the Friends church and con-
gregation have secured the services of
Mrs. Emma Coffin as pastor Of the
church
d. A. Laros and Fred Laros have be-
gun work on their new residences, and
L. f. Rivers is pushing his towards
completion. E. j. HadIey IS Begin
ming Two new ones, the three latter all
in Hadley addition
DR.. E. E. Harris, from Tabor, ar
rived here yesterday morning with his
family and car of goods, and is NOV
ing into the H. P. Proctor residence,