Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-11
GrinneII and Vicinity.
to Times-Renuhlican.

Grinnell, June 11-Miss Ellen A.
Price. who has been teaching for the
year past in Straight University at
New orleans, returned TO the parental
home here yesterday and plans now
to take year of post graduate work
in Iowa College. her Alma Mater.
Four teams have taken the proper
preliminaries to enter the local sum
mer Twilight League" and keep up the
baseball interest during the hot weather
and the college interregnuIn. They are
the Windsor Club, the Outlaws, Com
pany K, and the Firemen. They are
quite evenly matched and some good
sport is confidently expected based upon
past observation of their work. The
first game will be called on Monday
evening next at 6: 80. These games are
all free to all and are a sporting and
not a money making scheme.
At the close of the first semester of
the present college year four members
of the present graduating class of Iowa
College We're made Phi Beta Kappas on
the basis of high scholarship. AT the
meeting on Thursday evening of this
week the following eight were also
elected from the class: Helen Heezen,
Rachel Williams. Helvig Anderson.
Bertha Kleckner. Olive Lyenberger. Jo-
seph Darner. Clifford Wells, and Wright
Wilson. This fills up the proportional
quota of this class in that fraternity
| Election of officers resulted as follows:
President Prof H w. Norris, 80; vice
president, W. G. Ray, 80; secretary,
Caroline Sheldon, '93; trea surer, Kath
crime Macy, 90
Three years ago n. w Hughes, of
this city moved to Montezuma and en-
gagged in the business of supplying the
people with meats. Word has just
some that Hughes and Company have
sold their market to J. A. Stearns and
w. II. Stull. Mr.'Hughes has not stated
his intentions for the future.
The following officers We're elected
recently at the meeting of Montezuna
Lodge, No. IA, I. o. o. F.: Noble grand
J. G. Winget; vice grand. ]. w. H.
Vest: recording secretary. E. V. Har-
per- treasurer, A. c. MeGill. Powe-
shiek Encampment No IS, also elected
officers as follows: c. P. c. S. Ryan;
II. P. j. W. II. Vest: S. W, Clarence
Light; J. w. Lane Cowell: scribe, E
V. Harper; treasurer. A. c. McGnl.
The guests from out of the city who
W ere present dl lIlt l-dItS-l<piISIi Ncu-
ding which took place in this city on
the evening of Wednesday last. We're
Miss Edna Cross, of Marshalltown:
Mrs VIII Simpson, of Des Moines;
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Keiser and their
Pa; and Miss Stella Davis from Corn
ing. Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Lorish left
the city at midnight after the cere-
,,o0 FL -lNei-- HON in A1lantnWn
Pa.
Prof. and Mrs. H. w Matlock an
nounce the birth at their home of a
daughter on the morning of June 10
Among the many reunions to be
held the coming week in Grinnell, one
will be that of the entire Haines fam
ilv. in which the following persons
from a distance will participate: Austin
P. Haines from Chicago: r. NJ. Haines,
Jr., from Des Moines, Charles Haines
from Denver. and Mrs. Frank Herriott
! Of Des Moines.
Mrs. Sophia Hahn. of Scfaller, who
has been for the past two years in
Grinnell with her daughter Marie. who
is a student at Iowa College, left the
| city last evening in company with her
daughter They will go to Winnipeg,
where Mrs. Hahn has sister, and
will visit other points in Canada, visit
a. brother in Dakota and another in
/ Chicago, and be back at the beginning
of the. college year.
The. following officers were elected
by the Glee Club of Iowa College at
their latest business meeting: Presi-
/ dent. J. Glenn Danforth, II; travelling
manager, Bernard T. Moore. II; vice
president, Archer E. Payne, ~; secre-
! tary. Earl Weed, 10; historian, Rob-
ert Y. Kerr, ~; librarian, Fred S.
Carney, Is; musical director, David E.
Peck, 'O7: Henry G. Lyman. 'O2. was
| elected some time ago as business
manager of the club for term of three
years.
A special business meeting of the
members of the Congregational church
of this city has been called by the
trustees to consider the financial Sit
uation which also involves other very
important church relationships. The
meeting is to be held at the church on
I Friday evening, June II, beginning at
1880.
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