Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-02
erinn.l, and Vicinity.
10 Tinles-RepublIcan.

Special to Ttmes-Repubican.
Grinneli, Oct. 1.-The report OF the
delegation from Grinnell to the state
Christian Endeavor convention held at
Oskaloosa last week was given last
evening at the Congregational church
by seven members OF the delegation
Following are the names and topics:
Some things the other fellow owes
me-" Frank Meacham; state and Ma
tional Slogans" Nina Hoskins: Chris
ton Endeavor and Missions" Wilma
Rayburn: Prayer" Floyd Kingdom
christian Endeavor and the Bible.
Edith Meacham: "A Crusade for Christ
in the Church." Bruce Goss: ''l912.'
Lloyd Taylor. The reports were brief
pointed and comprehensive. and the
evening very interesting one to an
unusually large congregation.
The first meeting for the fall Of the
Mothers Association will be held or
the afternoon OF Thursday of this week
at the Uncle Sam club house, with Mrs
Annie McConaghie as chairman The
subject OF discussion will be, "Oul
Girls Adolescent Period" and a pane,
prepared by DIR. Josephine l.. Pierce
will be read by Mrs. j. S. Miller, Of this
city.
The sub-freshmen Of the college have
reorsanized the old academy Lewis
Literary Society,"" and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President. John Horn;
vice president. Edmund Hadley; Sec
rotary, David Souder: treasurer, Johr
Gates: prosecuting attorney, John Say.
sell: sergeant at arms, Oakla Albes.
With very muddy gridiron and ar
opposing team several pounds on the
average heavier, Grinnell high schoo
team was defeated at Oskaloosa or
Saturday by the Oskaloosa high team
by score of 10 to 6. Those well &C.
quainted with the points OF the gam.
and who watched it there report tina,
while nearly all Of the members OF tn,
Grinnell team are new boys, the,
showed some excellent play that. Il
continued. will win honors for the team
In the games yet to come this fall
Under the auspices Of the leaders o.
! the Uncle Sam Club there is likely t.
be organized in the near future a de.
tachment of the boy Scuots."
A meeting was held last week led by
Rev. Mr.. Carver in the interest Of tn.
Forward Movement" and work will b.
done by the experts in that movement
who have made Des Moines and ceda,
Rapids centsrs from which other elite.
and towns are to be reached. Rev. Ella.
Handy Of the Methodist church her,
was made the general chairman of .
working committee which shall proceed
to select larger committee, probabl,
OF 100 such as was formed after tn,
meetings held here three years ago
and this larger committee will procee,
to do such preliminary work a. SEEM
feasible and cooperate later with tn
committee OF experts sent here fror
one OF the state centers. The posters O
tn various churches and one Iayma,
from each of the churches make up tn
| present committee.
State Senator H. w. Spaulding ha!
| recently given to Iowa College q val,
liable collection Of the eggs OF ses
gulls and other sea birds, includin,
some MUIR" eggs which are said t.
be very rare and difficult to procure
The statement is made that the birt
! lays but one egg year and that OF
lonely rock out In the ocean.
0. H. Gallagher. d. d. s.. is tn,
latest reported victim Of the burg.
| larious prowler, he having lost recent,
SIS worth of gold from his denta
rooms over the Citizens Nationa
Bank, with no trace left of the thief
Religious Conditions in New Eng.
land" was the theme Of Rev. DR.. P
F. Marston. pastor Of the Congrega.
tional church Of this city. at tho
ministerial Association meeting OF
Grinnell and vicinity this morning a,
the Conversational church.
Mrs. o. r. Marsh OF Marshalltown
has returned to her home there after
a pleasant visit Of three weeks at tn,
home OF her son. F. A. Marsh
Roy Hovenagle. who received Q
severe cut on the head while playing
about the elevator at New-hura re-
Gently. Is now reported as making 8
nice recovery
Mrs. W. j. Rapson has had thu
| pleasure Of visit from her niece Mis-,
Lucille Williams, who was on her wa!
to her home In San Diego, Cal. after
having been back to Wellesley College
| to a reunion of her class.
Mrs. f.. Erickson. Mrs. Charles Meh.
! lin. Of Grinnell. and Mrs. c. r. Apple
by of Malcolm. have recently returned
from Payette. Idaho. where they spen
three weeks in visiting their sister
Mrs. G. J. Lundt. They also visitet
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