Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-08
Grinneil and Vicinity.
10 rines-RenrhIican.

SPECIAL TO Times RepEb!ican.
Grinnel. May S.-Mrs. Sara Clark.
VINO has been spending the winter N
Atlanta, Ga. and is on her way TO her
own home in Ashland, Wiz. has stopped
in Grinnell for a couple or weeks visit
at the home Of her brother H S. Vets.
The husband Of Mrs. Clark was
brother Of Mr.. Ray Clark, living a mile
north of this city.
Al the regular meeting of the l9liers
this week honor pins for basketball ef-
ficiency We're given to Florence Good
ale. Anna Ottosen, Caroline Heezen,
and Sarah Jennings. and numerals TO
Anna Ottosen and Florence Goodale.
1t was decided 70 join al commence
rnent with the seniors IN the Usual an
nual pow WOW.
In superior court recently Judge Nor
ri, fined Herbert German 81 and costs
for falling 10 have his bicycle lamp
lighted while riding after dark. g. h
Hiser paid the usual s. and costs for
failure 10 have the rear hight in oper-
alton on his auto. H. A. BeenblossoIn
pleaded not guilty of the same offense
and trial was had which resulted in his
having the fine assessed and giving
. oral notice Of appea. 10 the district
court.
]. {. Manly and H 3. Clifford. who
have done business OF various kinds
under the firm name Of Clifford & Manly
for many years have gone to look after
some business in South Dakota.
Miss Stella Stone has been elected
to a teaching position IT the schools
of Fonda She VIII graduate from the
professional course Of the Iowa State
Teachers College next month.
| Iowa College freshman class will
have an outing on the afternoon and
evening of the 18th going out TO the
woods on q hayrack for picnic sup
per.
/ The following is the cast of char
( acters in the high school play, Quality
/ Street" TO be presented May at the
! Colonial: Miss Julia Langweed
/ Martha Preston; Miss Matilda. Rebecca
/ w. Rugg: Ellen. Edith NJ. futile: Miss
/ Sara Sparrow, Lottie 7. Kutish: Miss
! Phoebe Sparrow. Ern1al z. Whiting:
! Miss Flora Matthews, Dorothy Cary;
| Miss Laura Brisette, Laurette Saunders;
| Miss A1urtel Whedon, Ruth Paine: Miss
! Eliza beth Stuart. Mildred Waters; a
recruiting sergeant. Tracy TeW; Gran
/ viiie Howard Edward 2 MAR: Lieu
| tenant Wright James S. ASKING: Lieu
tenant Small. Edwin E. Goss; Captain
I Winchester, Paul Proctor: Major Pep
per. Harry Knapp; scholars. Hester
/ Shaw. Grace Wilson, Wilma Gibbs,
! Florence Fraser Wawson Pugh. Sabin
! Cove, Kenneth Block and Mark Blair.
Professor John p. Ryan. Of the college
t has been coaching the players.
! possibilities Of the Moving Picture
| Show" was the topic on which Ruth
! Suckow IA. was awarded first place
/ in the rryout of the seven Ellis Society
1 contestants for place in the Hyde prize
contest at commencement time. Gretchen
Steiner was given second place with
The Life of the Factory Girl as her
/ subject OF the nine entries OF the
| Calacogathian Society Mary Reed was
given first place. her subject being
Robert Browning" and Edith Durham
! won second with the topic playground
Movement" Third place was given to
Nina Leonard, who spoke on THE Need
of a Fourth Girls Society" In the
Ellis trial the markings of the other
five speakers were so close that no
third choice was possible.
The invitation to participate in the
Iowa intercollegiate meet on the 18th
instant has been formally accepted by
the following list Of colleges: Coe,
Cornell. Des Moines, Highland Park
Iowa Wesleyan, Morningside, Normal
Parsons and Simpson. Very little
seems to be known Of the relative
strength OF the teams.