Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-29
Grinnell and Vicinity.

Special 70 mes-RepuDlican.
Girinnell. Oct. 29.-Registration of
voters has been going on very slowly
for the past two days mere. there hav-
registrations in the four wards of the
city
Arran gements have now been def
nitely made and published for a demo-
cratic mass meeting al the Colonial
ltheater here on Tuesday evening. NOV.
II. al :: so o'clock, TO be addressed by
| Hon. Dan w. Hamilton. ex-representa
tive in congress from this district, and
for a republican rally a. the Colonial
! on the evening of Friday. Nov. 4, 10 be
addressed by Hon. y E. Kendall. present
/ congressman from the Sixth district.
! H. " Spaulding. candidate for state
! senator from The Keokuk -Powesiliek
district VIII be The chairman a the re-
publican rally.
Mr. George e Critche,t who mas
4 just bought out the $. H. Crosby insur-
/ ance agency. mas taken into partner
ship Attorney F. H. Fitch OF Des
Moines. who will practice law and at
END to the legal affairs Of the new
firm Mr.. Fitch has bought he Cros-
bv law library. The new firm have
arranged 10 occupy the offices over
that of Justice ]. F. Wilson. heretofore
| for many wears occupied by Hon. j. P.
Lyman and previously by Haines &
Lyman
st,>nuous efforts viii be made by the
citizens of Grinnell to have the train
! that carries Ex-President Roosevelt
thru here on the R-ck Island on the
afternoon Of NOV. 4, stop long enough
to have a brief speech from the colonel
as il is reported that be is scheduled
for short talks at West Liberty. Iowa
City and Marenso.
Mrs. r NJ Haines entertained al
moon luncheon on Thursday at which
he guests of especial honor were Mrs.
VI. Austin and Mrs. Florence Potter
from Ames. who have been visiting old
time friends in this city for severa!
days.
Editor and Mrs. A. L. F'risDie are
having the pleasure Of entertaining
over SUNDAY Mr. Frisbie's parents,
Rev. and Mrs A. L. Frisbie, OF Des
Moines. who arr on their return trip
from an extended visit 70 Minneapolis.
While here they also visit at the O. i.
Frisbie home south OF the city
The tennis championship il singles
was won this week by Ruth Brownell,
Is. over competitors Anna Noble, 10;
Florence Anderson. IA, and Edith Ma
/
the championship Miss Brownell re-
ceives the gold medal presented by the
Womerl's Athletic Association Of Iowa
College for the champion tennis player.
William Harrison, Of this city. has
lust had the pleasure OF visit from
his brother Joseph Harrison. who
started Yesterday morning on his re-
turn to his home in Omaha.
Mrs. z. w Clark, who has been for
some months on a visit in the east. has
returned recently to her home here.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Rouse. who Will visit here for
some time before going on 10 her own
home in Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Kicker, Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. c. Norris. and Rev. and Mrs.
L. D. vveyand, Of the Baptist church Of
this city. were in attendance upon the
Raptist state convention in Des Moines
this week.
Mrs J. c. Crandall, of Oak Park, H.,
who Is visiting Mrs. G. B. McGuin. of
this city, was the guest of honor at an
evening dinner party given by Mrs.
McGuin.
The Grinnell high school class of
1882. known as the Cyclone Class
have maintained their class LOYALTY
thru all these years thru a class letter
and by reunions whenever enough OF
them could be got together for that
event. A few evenings since at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. S. c. Buck, Miss
June Westbrook, of Chicago; Miss
Fanny Parker, of Grinnell; Mr.. and
Mrs Leonard Walker and DR.. s. c
Buck held a very pleasant class re-
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