Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-12
The erinoeii News.

Special 10 mes-Republcan.
Grinneil. Oct 12.-The Humboldt So
ciety of Iowa College holds its first
meeting Of the present year at the
Carnegie library on Wednesday even
ing Of this week Prof George L.
Pierce, of the school of music, will
present The paper OF the evening, talk
ing for his subject Music in the Col
lege. and arguing the ACCESSIBILITY of
making music q part Of the entrance
test. for college. The meetings of the
club begin at o'clock and are open
TO the general public
The friends of G. O. Janney. presi-
dent of the Grinnell Pad and Blanket
COMPANY, who is under Indictment for
obtaining money under false pretenses.
are rallying TO his support and claiming
that there has simply been a raisunder-
Standing as to the time when the mort
gage was given on the factory building
in this city. alleging that this was not
done before he borrowed the money
OF the banks here and so there can he
no legal liability. They state their con-
fidence in the man and their belief that
he Will come out Of the trial with honor
and credit to himself
The Sixth district convention of the
Iowa Federation of Womens Clubs he
gins tomorrow in What Cheer. Grim
nell is represented by Mrs Eugene Hen
CIV on the orogra N for an address on
"Hygienic Prevention Of Disease" and
by the following club mem bers: Mrs.
"A T.. Fraser and Mrs. J. H P. Robin
son representing the Priscillas: Mrs.
Eugene Henelv, Mrs. c. w. Carter and
Mrs. G. w. CoWden the Historical and
Literary Club.
Mrs. w. j. Ruslz, who has been visit
ing for some time in her old home at
Whittier, Cal, has returned to this city.
Professor and Mrs. Rusk expect TO be
able soon 10 have their new bungalow
on North Park street ready for oceu-
pancv.
President Main Or f. A. steiner.
and Superintendent. Eugene Henely
plan to attend the northeastern Iowa
Teachers Association on Thursday at
Cedar Rapids. where Dr Steiner is on
the program for an address
Mr. and Mrs. H. Jacknan have gone
Tor visit to friends and relatives in
New England and plan to be away for
soma weeks.
The devotees of wrestling sports are
quite animated over the announcement
that they will have an opportunity on
Friday evening o fthis week to see an
match here between Turner and Gotch.
The many friends of Charles F.
Sauerman, who for many years lived
adjacent TO Grinnell. are pleased to
hear of his success in recent years in
his location near Colfax, where he has
iiISr 81
an acre to Mr.. Tobin. of Visitor
Grinnell, Oct. II Rev. Charles
Seec!s.c, CO New York, gave the ohana,
address this morning. the time being
heightened for that purpose. He is
superintendent of the department. of
church and labor for the Presbyterian
denomination Of his home city and has
studied industrial conditions in the
shops there at first hand He is a
very strong interesting speaker and left
: his message here in way that will
not soon be forgotten.
AT the latest meeting of the board of
supervisors Of Poweshiek county, the
soldiers relief commission filed reports
Showing $2,096 expended. of which B. V.
Ruff drew $1,203 for use in Grinnell.
r. l.. McCulloch was reappointed relief
commissioner for the second district
The board made an order that here
after all claims for damages to stock
must be accompanied by the sworn ap-
praisement of two or more disinterest-
ed persons not related to the claimant
or in his employ.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Beard, of Mount
Vernon are visiting their son, w. F..
Beard. city engineer here.
Company K is quite well satisfied
with the showing made by it's repre-
semtatives at the state shooting tourn-
ament even tho they brought home no
trophies OF their victory. The marks