Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-25
Grinnell and Vicinity.

who resigned from active teaching in
! Iowa college at the late commence
1 ment after some forty years of con-
! tiruous service, has just returned to
| his home here. after giving a six
weeks course OF lectures in Chicago
university. Accompanied by Mrs. Macy
! and their daughter. Miss Katherine. ne
starts tonight for New York city.
where the party take steamer for Liv-
erpool. From there they will proceed
soon 20 the Scandinavian peninsula
| and will spend considerable time in
| Norway and Sweden, where Mr. Mac.
will be engaged in literary work. Tbs
entire year will be spent in Europe.
! Miss Ida E. Boyd, who mas been :.
| high school teacher in Anles for the
! past I'VE years. has been in this cit!
/ for the past six weeks as the guest OF
| Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Stoddard while
| taking a course in stenography and
| typewritiEs under Prof. Harriet Buck
| of the State Normal school She re-
turns to her home at -Arnes today.
The Womans' Home Missionary
Union held a very interesting meeting
yesterday afternoon at which Mrs.
| Charles Noble presided in the absence
OF the president. Miss Stella Bartlett
Mrs S. r. Robinson read letter OF
graphic description from Miss Mabel
Smith, 9 graduate of Iowa college, who
has been for eight years teaching IN
the mission school at San Rafael, n.
NJ Miss Bessie Meacham. Iowa coll
lese, IL, told of her experience the
past year in the a NJ. A. work III
Beach institute at Savannah. Ga. Kew.
DR.. T. O. Douglass told of his obser-
vations on MS recent trip thru the
south. stopping at F.ske university IN
Nashville. Tenn. Of which President
George A. Gates, formerly of Iowa col
llege. Is now president: al Taliaoega
college in Alabama; at schools al
Chattanooga, Atlanta and other small
er places In his summing up he SAD
that the white people of the south
seem even more insistent upon the
segregation of the coiorec people tnah
ithey were fifty years ago, but, on the
other hand, they realize more ana
more fully. as a general precautionary
matter for the safety of the white
population. the necessity OF the prac-
teal education of the black race.
In the absence of Pastor Marston. OF
the Congregational church OF TINS CITY
ION his vacation the pulpit will be occu-
pied next SuHCas iAiOt AAAo -
George r. Lockwood. Iowa College. 49,
who is visiting here for a couple OF
weeks on his way to his home in Mont I
clair. n. j., after trip around the
world.
| G. G. Penfeld. of this city. is having
the pleasure Of visit from his brother
DR.. William Penfield-
The Grinnell chapter of the Daugh.
!
,erir1g heartily into the proposed plar
of remembering by postal card snow
or the only surviving son of the revo'
Iution in this state, Wesley j. Banks
| NJ centerville who will pass his SSH
h,rtbaay on the 2sth Of this month. HI
;s a helpless cripple and a veteran o
the Mexican war.
Mrs ]. c. Walker is having tn
Measure this week Of visit from Mrs
W g Springer. OF Chicago, formerl.
Mex Helen c. TAYLOR Mr.. Syringe
was here over Sunday.
Robert Tyson. who recently lost tn
house occupied by his farm tenant
larsen by fire. is putting up nev
, and more commodious one to replac
, | it.
, e. c. Phelps. Of this city. is en1oyin'
visit from his father. L. Z. fheiPs
, whose home rs in Chicago.
A J. Brock, D. D. s.. and Family.
, this city. autoed to Charles City few
} DAYS ago for weeks visit with friend
) Editor A. L. Frisbie. Jr, has gon
D for vacation visit to the home OF al
D wife's parents. MI. and Mrs. scammor
5 where Mrs. Frizbe had preceded MIN
The automobile business OF BrowneL
LAGRANGE & Rise experiences . chang
d bv the retirement Of F. NJ. Rise fron
: the firm. the other two members takin
ioyer his interest in the business an
5 continuing at the old stand
. The L. G. Bennett home here y en-
o Iliyened this week by a visit from |
5 K Bennett and two daughters wh
5 came from their home in Chatsworti
Y. Iowa.
r l.. NJ. Smith, who recently investe
IS in a fine new automobile. took n
20 family and wheeled away for Cleo
20 Lake. where they planned to spend
IS couple oe weeks in pleasure on Ia
" and sea.
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