Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-30
GrinneII and Vicinity.

Grinnell, April 30-From winters
cold. the mercury below the freezing
point and all garden vegetation ap
parently killed, 20 midsummer heat, as
of yesterday when the thermometer
showed go degrees in the shade, is the
record for this locality.
The regular annual educational ser
mon at the Methodist church will be
given tomorrow morning by Rev.
George E. White of Marsovan. Turkey.
AT the business meeting of the Cen
trail Iowa Association of ]. O. o. F.
on Thursday afternoon in this city it
was decided that the next meeting
should he held at Newton in April,
1911, to celebrate the 92nd anniversary,
and the following association officers
were elected. all being residents of
Newton: President, A. E. Hindorff;
vice president for the Newton Rebekah
lodge, Mrs. H. ]. McMurray: for the
Newton encampment, Andrew Skow;
for the Patriarchs Militant, Major
General z. Z. Lambert: secretary, Lynn
Russell; treasurer, Harry j. McMur-
ray.
An organization has just been ef-
fected in the Methodist church of this
city that EN- braces at the start 1s0 boys
in a club named The knights of the
Holy Grail The object stated of the
clubs formation and continued exist
ence is to promote the feeling Of good
fellowship and clean living with high
ideals The plan is 10 organize teams
in all branches of athletics and for
other sane amusements and learn to
play the game Of life in fairness. There
is the probability Of a considera BILE
addition 10 the present number.
Mrs. Paul Meyers has gone to Battle
Creek. Mich, for a visit at the home
of her parents, taking with her David,
her little son.
Mrs 4. c. Hartman has gone for a
weeks visit with her son, Raymond;
of Iowa College '0e, who is teaching in
the high school of Muscatine.
The city council has finished its work
as board of review and reports a re-
markably few cases in which it was
deemed necessary to change the figures
of Assessor Price Very few complaints
| have been presented and mona Of seri-
/ Gus magnitude.
The present prospects is very good
! for the state college meet here in the
/ latter part of May, responses coming
/ in from most Of the colleges of the
state There is rejoicing among the
( athletes in general who expect to be
here over the statement that Ziegler
and Turner are not expected to be in
the competition to represent Grinnell
This is intended to even up matters
and stimulate a larger attendance and
make a much closer contest.
/ The lecture last evening at Herrick
/ Chapel by Prof. William A. Moves
Iowa College, '79, was fairly well at
.c-5a ea ard Uas Of Intense in-s-es: &c
any one scientifically inclined, and the
reception which followed gave assur-
ance of the continuance of the Grin
nell spirit" Professor Noyes spoke a,
chapel yesterday morning in way tina,
brought favorable comment from the
student body. He is said to rank with
I the first Of those engaged in chemical
researches in the United States.
Wisner Post, No. 127, G. A. R., o,
Montezuma, viii play the host for the
reunion Of the regimental association
composed OF the survivors of the
| Tenth, Twenty-eight and Fortieth in.
fantry regiments of civil war time.
on the 18th and 18th of the coming DC.
tober. One company in each of these
regiments was made up in this locality
The officers Of the association are
President, J. w. Carr, of the Twenty.
eighth; secretary, A. F. Rayburn, o.
the Fortier1; treasurer, A. A. Bryan
| of the Tenth