Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-22
GrinnelI and Vicinity.

Specia! - Times Republican.
Grinnell. Aug. 22.-City Superintend-
emf Hene!y has been very busy man
since his return from Roosevelt Camp
in Yellowstone park and everything is
about ready for the opening OF the
city schools on Monday. Sept. S. Sew
era; new teachers have been recently
secured and placed and the complete
list OF teachers IS as follows: High
school. Charles 8. Ben. principal;
Elizabeth Fisher. Latin and history:
Ha-r:e. korns. algebra: Helen Trip.
history and civics; Gsorgiana Hollo-
way. Latin and English: Hester Sand
ers. German; Hanna, McIlra-h, nath
e-narics: Mary Taylor. English: W. S.
SMILEY. physics and economies; Rose
Rule, English; Bessie NJ Harrington.
physical geography and history; Hell
Wig Anderson, science and geometry.
Center school, Ella Allen, NJ. Ethel
Hines. eighth grade: Ne,tie Bay.ey,
seventh; Emma Bobzin. sixth; Sara
Warner and Mabe, Walter. fifth; LII
Ian Bray, fourth. Cooper school. Edna
Davis, principal: Edith Olauson. Ada
Swezey. Maud Nissley. Myrtle Parkes.
and Clar!ce -Axteil. Parker school,
Kate Zimn erman. principal; Efie Con-
ard. Clara I. Smith. Ada 3. Smith
Clara Manatr, ano Ida Woods. South
school, Lizzie Davis. principal: Blanche
Lys.e, Ina Sprague, Bertha Smith.
Supply teacher, Pearl Harris. Super
visors. Guy H. Nichols, manaul train
ing; Bessie Wallace, penrnansh!p and
drawing: Elma Tennis, domestic sc.-
ence. Helen Thomson. music.
On Wednesday evening. a, the home
Of ths brides mother, Mrs. Mary
Meacham. 1914 Summer street. MI.
Frank A. Brown and Miss Blanche
Meacham were made husband and wife
by the u.inistrations Of Rev. P. F..
Marston, Of the Congregational church.
The newly welded pair started on a
wedding trip into the Far west.
Rev. Viola Smith. pastor OF the
Friends church. was the recipient Of a
very pleasant surprise party OF Tues
day evening. when over a hundred
friends gathered a, the home Of Mrs.
e. Lykens to testify TO their apprecia-
ton Of the friendly and Christian pas
| to-al work done Cor some years past.
Miss Edith Mcintosh has gone 20
Calumet, Mich, planning for an alb
sence Of several weeks.
Rev. G. P. Mitchell, who vas called
some time ago from Shenandoah TO
minister 10 the Baptist church Of this
city. was called back TO his old parish
a. Shenandoah Yesterday to conduct the
funeral services over one OF his old
parishicnerS
Prof Fannie C. Gates, recently elect
ed as dean Of women in Iowa College
and professor Of physical and menta!
hygiene. has arrived in the city and
will soon be at home in the Yeager
residence.
Mrs. Floyd Wilson has gone for a
weeks visit TO her parents a, Keokuk
just in time 10 be present at the dedi-
cation Of the big dam. Her daughter.
Miss Grace, accompanied her on the
trip.
Dr. and Mrs. E. c. Bliss are again
at their home here after a visit at the
farm home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Bliss near kensett.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Mead and their
son Austin, from Manchester, and Mrs.
Kate Meyer, from Dubuque, came 10
Grinnell to be present at the Brown
Meacham wedding and are now visit
Ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. NJ
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Work, who have
been spending the time since thei-
marriage at Vinton at the home of Mr..
| Works mother near Pittsburgh. Pa.
are expected here tomorrow night.
The Misses Jennie and Mary Rule
are again at their home in this city
after a visit Of some weeks at Bloom
ing Prairie, MINI.