Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

| Special 70 Times Republican.
| GTinnell, Feb. 9.-The annual meet
ing OF the Farmers Institute is an
| rounced to take place in the superior
court room OF this city. beginning at
l. O'Clock. Feb. l5. at which time and
place the election OF officers will take
! place.
| E, A. Marsh is away in the far west
and plans 70 lie gone for some time
looking over the country and after
some landed Interests he has there
Professor Matiack. Of the conserva-
| tory OF music. has been sufIeri.. for
some time acutely from rheUulatism
which has kept him closely confined to
his home.
| Mrs c. II Horn had charge of the
program at the regular meeting of the
:" oElaa's Missionary Society yester-
( day at the Congregational church.
where Miss Mildred Warburton and
| Mrs Sibey read very interesting pa
pers treating of the deplorable condi-
ton OF oriental women in general and
/ especially of those in China and India
NJ. c. Crutchtield has take.l a place
as bookkeeper for y. j. Carney & Co.
and has moved here with mis- wife to
make their home.
AN''- A.itfh, IAriliL. spent TUESDAY III
Ioes Moines at the state gatherings of
delegates of the Methodist Brother
mood and in conference with the other
members of the committee recently
appointed to have in charge the mat
ter Of a closer oversight Of the Meth
odist young people in attendance upon
the various state educational institu-
4 tons The meeting was well attend
Cd ard great interest was displayed
High School Principal George A.
Brown is TO be the guest of honor to-
morrow evening at reunion and ban
ouet Of the high school state cham
piorship football team Of 1903
President Main is now in the east
where he expects 10 spend some weeks
in the interest of the great endowment
for which Iowa College, thru its en,hus-
aStic friends Is now reaching out He
vas one Of the prominent speakers at
the reunion oe the New York branch of
the Iowa College alumni and much Of
his effort on this trip will be made in
New York.
The many friends in Poweshiek coun-
~ of Mr. G. w. Bryan. for several
years superintendent of the Montezu,na
schools some fifteen years ago. will be
panied to know that his nervous system
IS shattered and he has been obliged to
take treatment in the hospital at CLAIR
t india.
There was a lively time last evening
az the armo.y where the annual fire.
mems ball was in progress. This event
is one in which all citizens take an
especial interest and contribute freely
toward its financial success in recog-
nition Of the faithful tho unpaid SER
{ vice that this volunteer organizat ton
gives the city turnout the year The
music this year was furnished by the
Fred Henry six-piece orchestra The
attendance was large and everybody
spoke in praise OF the evenings enter
tainment.
Secretary Charles E. Beals, Of the
American Peace Society, has been Sc
cured to give an address in the morning
OF Washington's birthday at the COL
lege chapel. His subject is given as
Patriotism in an International World
Other addresses are expected In the
afternoon and the Kansas-Grinnell
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evening.
Samuel Curtis, who has been very
critically Ill with pneumonia. was at
latest reports making q turn towards q
follow recovery.