Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-21
erinneIl and Vicinity.
10 Tirnes-Rennhlican.


C,rinnell Nov. 2l-Mrs Floyd
niece of R. A. Barr of this city. who
has been visiting here for several days,
started for her home at Eureka, Springs
Ark. today.
MIR. and Mrs. p. H. Vessel, from
Trenton. Ont. came last week for an
extended visit at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Vessel Of this city. The
men are brothers and this is the first
visit the people from Canada have
ever made to Iowa. They are pleased
with the country and plan to remain
here until after Christmas.
The services at the Congregational
church Yesterday We're marked by the
sermons, morning and evening. of Rev.
]. Webster Bailey Of the First Congre-
gational church of Ottawa. H. and by
the bass solo OF Mr.. Wells of the Cor
neil conservatory of music in the morn
ing and the vocal solo by Rowland
Manuel in the evening
Mrs. w. s. Hendrixson will take the
leading part in the meeting on Wednes-
day afternoon Of the Woman's Home
Missionary Union in treatment Of the
subject The Passing of the Noun
taineer Leader"
The Grinnell- Cornell contest on the
gridiron on Saturday afternoon ending
in a score of = 700 in favor of Cor
nell shuts out all hope for Grinnell Of
any special honors this year. Before the
game it was generally considered here
( that the chances were about even and
strenuous efforts were made to fill all
C;rinnell with enthusiasm in support of
the team. But Cornell was winner
from the start and that good right leg
of the Cornell captain sent the ball
50 far that the first touchdown was
made inside three minutes from the
kickoff Grnnells interference was
weak and the team did not seem to
be able 10 get into notion with men
at the right place at the right time,
as readily a. their opponents Sher-
mans heavy fall and injury was
blow TO Grinnell Later Somers was
hurt, and West of the Cornell team.
Cornell sent a heavy delegation of
rooters VINO did their duty. Grinneli
had an immense throng with voices
and banners yearly filling the immense
grand stand ". l.. Stewart OF 5. q. !.
was referee and Arthur Poe of s. U. I.
umpire Dr. Fred Law of Ames. was
field Judge. and Professor George Bry-
ant of Coe. head linesman.
The December meeting OF the Con-
gregational brotherhood, Chapter ~.
lis scheduled for the evening OF the first
Tuesday of the month. At the opening
of the program there will be ten min
utes IF live wire" talk on the subject
/, of missions. The main literary event
of the evening will he the presentation
of paper on Socialism in Milwaukee.
+ by Prof. John NJ Gannaway, OF Iowa
College He was for several years a
resident of Milwaukee and connected
with one Of the leading daflles OF the
| city. Later meetings of the brotherhood
will take up the labor question ana the
program committee are planning to
utilize to some extent the university
| extension department OF the State Uni-
lversity.
| Mr.. Fred Reitz. who has been visiting
| for some days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs +. NJ Rise. of this city. has re-
turned to his home in Sheboygan, Wis.
! Mrs Laura b Hale. local president
i OF the w. {. I. l., Of Sioux City, and
district vice president, has been the
guest of Mrs. Henry Hill for the past
week. She is also greatly interested
! in the juvenile court work of her home
city and added very much to the inter-
est Of the local Getting here by the IN
formation she brought.
! Miss Grace Card is slowly but surely
recovering from the shock and other
severe injuries received by her two
months ago in an automobile accident
while she was in re west.
! Miss Katherine Macy, of this city. IS
filling a temporary vacancy in the Ma
son City high school teaching STAN un-
til the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. Marion Palmer was so pleased
', r. ,i,;% ne {y,r~ NJ
that he has made his plans to leave
Canton, ILL.,. and make his home here.
Mrs. Mabel Patterson has come from
her home in Alton, Kan. to spend sew.
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. Nellie
Prosser, in Grinnell.
i L. ]. Callison has had the pleasure OF
a visit from his mother, Mrs. J. L Cal
lison, and his brother. E. J. Callison,
who have just gone back to their home
lat Jewell City, Kan.