Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-10
orinnsII and Vicinity.
Special to Times Republican.

Special TO Times Republican,.
Grinnell. Nov 1o-Grinnell has de-
cided upon another invitation state
meet next spring TO which will be in
vited Iowa. Drake and Ames who, by
reason of their belonging to the Mis-
souri, Valley Association. we're not in
Guided IN the meet here last year. Al
the recent Iowa inter collegiate athletic
conference this proposed action on the
part Of Iowa College was approved.
The precise date for the spring meet
is not yet announced. I. is matter
OF rejoicing in athletic circles in Grin
nell that Joe Greenwood has been de-
clared by the Athletic Conference TO be
I eligible for another year in iDtercol-
legiate sports. Another conference
meeting is to be held in this city at
the time Of the spring meet and all
questions Of eligibility then arising
will be settled by r.
The Stewart public library shows
signs of constantly increasing activity
and usefulness In October ..765 books
and ma gaines were put into circula-
ton, being 3s5 more than for the cor
responding month Of last year. Eighty
five new books were placed upon the
shelves and fifty-,wo new names of
DOIEoWSIS were S!lIH4lcu 0Q1AAS SiAsae
month. The story hour on Saturday
mornings for rhe-1ower and informed
late grades still attracts large crowds.
At the Woman's Foreign Missionary
meeting Yesterday afternoon Mrs. T. A.
DUNCAN gave report of native church
in China free from debt ard entirely
self supporting and contributing TO the
support Of others Miss Stella Bart
J>hfl1 and tNrc
Towle brought reports from the recent
missionary meeting OF women at Ply
mouth church in Des Moines. ard Mrs.
Towle gave soma OF her personal OBJ
servations IN India. Miss Thomas gave
a very interesting account Of the work
of Mrs. Montgomery in organizing a
lav-womans missionary movement
among the club and society women IN
which some 100 women OF the east
are already enrolled.
Mrs. A. p. Longnecker has been en-
Toying visit from her parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. Renien. who have now re-
turned 70 their home in Marine.
Mr. and Mrs. d NJ. Arnold have just
had a visit from a nephew OF Mr
Arnold's. Mr. A G. cushman, who is
College Y NJ. c. A. secretary for the
state of Iowa
Mrs. a. T. Schroeder. who suffered
from a light attack Of paralysis last
week is noW reported as resting COM
forta bly, with prospect of complete re-
covery.
Having completed an extended visit
with her friend. Mrs. c. F. Childs, OF
this city. Miss Esther Ruch left on
Monday night for her home in Los
Angeles. Cal.
The Commercial Club and the visiting
club from Brooklyn had q very stormy
night for their annual banquet at the
Metropolitan in this city last evening,
but there was a full attendance and a
most enjoyable meeting is reported.
After a physical feast that Is spoken OF
as being credit to Proprietor Carl =.
Phelps. POSTMASTER w. I. Moyle,
president of the Grinnell club, well
coined the guests in Well.Wordeo al
dress to which response was made by
the president Of the visiting club.
Other speakers called out were Mayor
L. D. kemmerer, Hon. w. G. Ray and
~. C. Kibby, all Of Grinnell. and
speaker or two from Brooklyn. All
speakers and members recognized the
waiting a spirit Of closer alliance az
III loNll anu "a AAANss~e
operation in all things for the good OF
the county at large.
Rev. and Mrs Stoddard. OF this city,
have been having the pleasure OF
visit from their son, Cyril Stoddard.
who has been private secretary for
Hon. n. E. Kendall, and stationed at
Abba for some time past
Lewis Hopkins, a graduate OF Iowa
College and son OF Mr.. and MIS-. d. A.
Hopkins. Of this city, has been in New
York City since his graduation and has
Just been appointed as assistant eecre-
tary OF the board Of cenSors for NOV
ing picture shows In that city. This
board is doing very important WORK
for public morals in that 1t has to pass
upon practically all the hlms for NOV
ing pictures used in this country.
Murray Flanagan, Iowa College, 90,
engaged in the Y. NJ. c. A. work at
Cedar Rapids, has been Visiting his
many friends in Grinnell.