Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-28
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Grinnell. Sept. %. AT the woman'a
missionary meeting at the Congrega-
tiOnal church yesterday afternoon Miss
Stella Bartlett presided, Miss Ella
Marsh led the devotional period, Mrs.
Preston had the program, In charge and
related ,Hrahpically the good done by
the boxes sent out by the societies to
the A. M. A.. schools in. the south. Miss
Sarah Vfets presented the pressing
needs of some home missionary Iowa
pastors and their families. Miss Fisher
read story illustrative Of the poor
quality Of the stun given by home peo-
pie for, the missionary boxes. Mrs. III.
W. Somers rendered solo. Mrs Henry
Hill told of the good results from the
christmas manger' custom of having
each child bring some gift for another
child poorer than himself. Mrs. C. H.
Horn was elected delegate to the
Grinnell Association annual meeting at
Newton on Tuesday and Wednesday Of
next week.
Mrs. Eugene Henely is in st. Louis
In attendance as a delegate. upon the
meetings OF the supreme convention Of
the organization OF the p. =. o.
Mrs. Mary E. Bruce. who lives south
OF this city, has been having the pleas
ure OF a visit from her mother, Mrs.
Ella Purcell, whose home is in Wayne,
Okla. and who has started on her re-
return there but viii visit. by the way
at Kansas City and other places in
Kansas.
Dwight Campbell stopped In Grinnell
on his way to enter Harvard. to visit
briefly with the old friends made here
in the days when he was a big factor
in the football problem on the Iowa
College gridiron.
Charles L. Scholes, who was jailed
a month or more ago for stealing five
pool balls from the Ruggles pool hall
in this city, was found guilty in dis
trict court and sentenced to sixty rays
more in Jail.
After visit at the home Of Secretary
and Mrs. n. W. Somers, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. r. Cooper started on Tuesday morn
ing for their home in Whitewood, 8. D.
They are the parents Of Harry Cooper.
who died suddenly but few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sanders. whose
home is on a farm southeast Of. this,
city. annuonce the recent birth Of 4
daughter at their home. 5f
Miss Margaret Buckley has returned
to her home in Sloan. Iowa, after bay-
ing been for some time IN charge Of
zoology classes in the college here dur.4
Ing the absence Of Prof, II. w, Norris
who was attending the golden we'd
ding celebration Of his parents In Colo
RADIO.
The two freshmen most seriously In
jured in the recent class scrap. Dudley,
Willard and Irving Weyand. are re-
ported as making better recovery even
than could reasonably have been ex-
pected from early appearances.
Postmaster and Mrs A. c. Norris are
in LaSane, Colo. where they went to
attend the golden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ L.. Norris. and where they viii.
until the LIST Of October. NJ. l..
Norris is to be here on visit this
week.
Miss Oreiia Moore has been in Des
Moines for some time visiting at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Will Simpson. 4
In district court the application made
by interested parties for guardian for
A. ]. Mcdowell, OF Sugar Creek town
ship, was refused as the court and the
jury found him capable of managing
his own affairs. Ed Patty's appeal
from the fine assessed upon him by the
may or Searsboro was not sustained.