Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-20

lessor Almy and the children will re-
| main in Grinnell and camp out on their
spacious and we'll shaded grounds In
the southeast part OF the city.
The Twilight League schedule for the
| summer has been completed and the
following named managers and their
teams will play two games with each
of the other teams in the list of six,
thus giving each team ten games for
the season.: Manager Gardner. Pi-
rates; Mcbride, Cubs; Nuckolls.
Tigers; Nicely, Athletics; Storm, Sox;
| and Steaks, Giants. The opening game
played last evening between the Pirates
and the Cubs resulted in a score Of 3
to in favor of the Cubs. A. r. Long
necker is the official umpire for the
season. A system of Sitting and Sc
Letting has been used until all the
teams are as nearly equal as 1t Is pos
sible to make them and no one has the
advantage Of an extra good battery for
the winning Of the pennant that awaits
the final victor.
In the recent hard electrical storm in
this city the residence of Il. M. Card
was struck by lightning and the Chin
ney and building damaged quite a
little. The heavy fall Of rain just at
that time probably saved the roof from
catching fire. The inmates were not
injured tho startled and the damage
to the building was not known at the
time.
The Poweshiek County Teachers In
stitute opened here yesterday with
County Superintendent Miss Sarah A.
Carpenter In charge. There were 1876
teachers registered the first day and
everything is moving off as tho they
were here for business. Tomorrow
| morning at $40 Prof. J. D. Stops, of
Iowa College, will lecture on physical
Education" Tomorrow evening and
again on Monday evening Of newt week
Prof. Clarence w. Wassam, of Iowa
City, will lecture on subjects not yet
| announced. In the regular daily work
of the institute Professor Wassam has
charge Of the classes in geography, civ
les, and economics; Superintendent
| Henely of Grinnell, arithmetic, algebra.
and history; Superintendent T. NJ.
Clevenger Of Anamosa, physiology.
physics, grammar. and photography;
Miss Ethel Meigs Of Des Moines music;
Miss Edna Davis of Grinnell, reading;
Miss Bessie Wallace of Grinnell, PEN
manship and drawing: Miss Leona Nc
Lain Of Des Moines. primary methods
ahO VI apply. lAS INSTITUTE SiOoSS
on Tuesday. June 81.
A funeral of peculiar sadness took
place yesterday afternoon when Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cessna and a long
line of Borrowing relatives and friends
followed to Hardwood the body Of
little Kenneth Theodore Cessna, less
than years old and having q warning
sickness Of but a very few hours. The
cause of the sudden death Is given as
ptomaine poisoning, altho 1t does not
seem to have been clearly ascertained
what caused it. He had eaten freely
Of cherries on Friday evening and had
been in the city In the afternoon and
had eaten some meat here and some
ice cream. His home was mile north
Of the city on the Chester road.
Mrs w. P. Clark OF Eldora, formerly
Of this city for several months while
her husband was ticket agent for the
Iowa Central road here, came to this
city today for a visit while Mr.. Clark
goes on the convention of the Disciples
Of Christ, held this week in Ottumwa,
he being now pastor Of the church at
Eldora Of that faith and order.