Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-02
GrinneH and Vicinity.

Special TO Times Republican.
Grinnen. May 2.-Mr H c. Morse is
reported to have sold his residence
property on South Main street near the
South school TO Mr.. Olds Of Daven-
port, the consideration being $4,000
Mr. Olds is the father of Mrs. George
H. Brown and plans to move, with
Mrs. Olds, to Grinnell to live, having
recently sold his farm north Of Dav.
export.
Prof H. W. Norris returned yes
terday from visit to the hospital in
Des Moines, where Mrs. Norris recent.
~ underwent an operation. and re-
ports her as improving rapidly and
likely 10 be able to come home in few
days.
Professor Jesse Macy returned yes
terday from his trip to Kansas with
Am bassador Bryce and reports a very
enjoyable trip for both himself and
his friend.
The Iowa Academy OF Science closed
very important session on Saturday
in this city Twenty nine papers were
read. some OF them being of popular
interest as that of Professor Wylie Of
Iowa City. giving a description of the
Lakeside laboratory at Lake Okoboji,
recently completed; also one by E. w.
lockwood on the "Digestibilty of
scientists wers present at the meeting:
From Iowa City-B. Shimek, G. W.
Stewart, L. P. Sieg, r B. Wylie, A G.
Smith, 6. W. Kay, and z. W. Rock
wood; from Ames-L. H. Pammel, H.
Upper Iowa-G. W. Wilson. c. W.
rd
Ruth Partridge: from Grinnell-H. w.
Norris, Mrs. Gertrude 3. Phillips. G. w.
Heise, o. E. Buckley, F. A. Harvey,
II. S. Conrad. w. S. HENDERSON; from
Sinpson-E. A. James, J. A. Baker.
and ]. L. Tilton; from Cornell-H. NJ.
Kelly; from Emm etsburg-G. G.
Wheat: from Leander Clark-A. L.
Leather; from Drake-L. S. Ross, G. n.
Kinney. and H. NJ. Mcintyre: from Coe
College-C. o. Bates: from State Horti-
cultural Society. Des Moines-W.
Greene: from State Geological Society,
Des Moines-J. H. Lees.
At the home meet held here on Sat
urdav afternoon the freshmen won
SO 2-3 points TO the seniors Il, the
juniors 81 1-3, the sophomores' 9 and
the Academy g. Two home records
were broken. the shot put by Ziegler
Go) at SO feet inches and the two
mile run by Heidi OBJ in 10: 46. The
broad jump home record was tied by
Knowles (19) at Fl feet, five inches.
Bair G3) won first in the pole vault
and the 12o yard hurdles. and third
in the 220 yard hurdles and the broad
jump. Turner (11) won frsts in the
100 yard dash and the 220 yard dash.
Ziegler (1o) was first in the hammer
throw the discus, and the shot put.
Boyack I'D won first in the mile run.
Jones 13) took the high jump. Hutch
ms (10) won the $50 yard run; H.
Marshall 13) the $40 yard dash: Tooley
academy the 220 yard hurdle. The
meet was a very satisfactory one and
under svod weather anu Ii dch conGi-
tions. At the close President Main
called out the individual winners and
presented medals to all and closed with
the presentation Of fine cup to the
winning class Of 1918.
A baseball game is scheduled for
Wednesday afternoon of this week on
the grounds here. between the Uni
versity OF Nebraska and GrinnelI, the
game to be called at Abs. It promises
to be strong and clean sport
Professor William A. Noyes Of Iowa
College, class of s79, called attention
while here last week to the group of
the Rand gymnasium and stated that
his class planted twenty-five elms there
as their class memorial Out Of this
number he picked out nineteen that
are now living.