Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-23

the Appreciation Oh tne 11lheIU Nluos
which name tells pretty clearly what
their main exercise is to be. There are
! also a bicycle club and a baseball
league and tennis club. After care
full chemical analysis Of the waters OF
Arbor lake south OF the city and OF
Sanders pond on the north, II found
suitable, arrangements may be mace
for water sports in the way of swim
ming and water polo. Four interesting
speakers well acquainted with boy
wants and boy needs will give Sunday
afternoon addresses at intervals thru
the hot weather.
There has also been organized a
Girls League with seventy-five mem
bers as starter Of which number most
are in the Tennis League. There are
also formed Ramble Club. comparable
with the Hikers among the boys. and
an Organized Games Club, meeting for
the first time this afternoon. The
"Camp-F Fire Girls from II to Is years
of age will form soon Under the over
sight of Miss Mabel Woodwor.h. The
PoweshieiS Camp Fire for girls of a
little more age has ten members and
expects to register twenty-five. Miss
Ada Hopkins IS governor general of the
girl forces assisted by Miss Helen Ma
kutchan, Miss Holloway and others.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Clifford. OF Hotel
Monroe. have gone to Colorado Springs
and Manitou for ten days stay.
| After twenty-six years Of active and
VERY useful existence the Grinnell Inc
! dustrial School has been voted by Its
!; officers into honorable retirement.
Starting in January. 1887, with forty
pupils and, later, having as many as
/ ninety enrolled at one time, the WORK
has continued in various rooms and
under the care of different philan-
: thropic women until hundreds of girls
ihave been taught elementary sewing,
| cooking and other things pertaining to
i The home. and inspired to be better
homekeepers than their original sur
!ronndings could have promised. For
the past twelve years. by the courtesy
of Hon, joel Stewart. who gave the
city the Stewart library, the indus
trial school has had rooms there. The
fact that what has been taught there
has now been introduced into the pub
lie school curriculum with far better
opportunities for the teaching Is the
sole reason for closing the industrial
school. The money that has been ac-
cunluiated BY the officers Of the school
! By rigid economy and good investment.
has been turned ever &c the city as a
special fund to be known as the Grin
nell fund. The interest from this in
vested fund is to be used, by such
women of this city as the council may
appoint from time TO time, for the re-
! lief Of women and children whom they
may find in especial need OF it. Mrs.
! George B. Grinnell, who was the first
treasurer of this organization. has
been faithful worker all the years OF
its life and writes its history az i,
passes out.
Miss Bessie Harrington. Of this city.
| has gone TO visit her friend. Miss Hell
wig Anderson, at Rock Island. From
there she goes to visit an aunt at
Princeton. Ill. Later she and Miss An
derson meet at Chicago ana go toseth-
er for a vacation at Bay View. Mich.
Friends in this vicinity OF c. F.
Sauerman, now chairman Of the board
Of supervisors OF Jasper county. but
formerly a citizen OF Grinnell. will
sympathize with him as he suffers
from q broken arm gotten while
crank;ng hi. speed wagon.
Mr.. Clayton Shinstrom and Miss
Helen Roberts were class mates in
Iowa College, class OF 1011 They are
soon to be married at Seattle, Wash.
From this city Kreigh Carney and his
two sisters, Kathleen and Aileen. &C
companied by Miss Helen McGill. OF
Nj or tezuma. go to attend the wedding.
This party VIII stop at Minneapolis
and join the Swan family. also from
this city. and all will go together from
there to Seattle.
Raymond Hartman. who graduated
from Iowa College in 1903. taught three
years In Muscatine high school and has
spent the past year on scholarship
in the University Of Wisconsin, Is at
| the parental home here for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Carter, OF this
city, are expecting visit from their
son and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Carter, who were recently married In
Pasadena. Cal. While the elder Car
| tiers go very soon TO California to make
| their home the younger ones go back to
the old home OF the entire family at
Rock Valley. Iowa.
| THE Public School and Social Bet
terment" is the topic upon which Miss
/ Adah Hopkins. Of this city. spoke be-
| fore the Hardin County Federation Of
wcrnen's Clubs at Iowa Falls on
Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. w. Milligan have
had the PLEASURE Of weeks visit from
Mrs. NJ, NJ Snider. a sister Of Mr..
MiNgan. her home being in Wichita
Falls, Tex.
After a week Of visiting at the ]. ~.
Hartzell home Miss Beatrice Simpson
has returned to her own home at Fart
bault, MINI, accompanied by the
Misses Bernice and Mabel Hartzell for
a limited visit
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Cooper are hav-
ing the pleasure 6: visit from their
I, daughter. Miss Viola Cooper. whose
home is in Boulder. Colo, and who will
remain here for two weeks.
Mrs. Frank Stansberry. Of Gilman,
spent night with her friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wylie, in this city, on her
way to Joliet, ILL.,. where she went to
latteud the funeral OF David Souder
\ (which took place Friday afternoon.
| c. w, .Hodgdon once lived in Ches-
tier township and attended Iowa Col
;iege from which he graduated in 1856.
He afterwards moved west and Is now
an attorney in Hoquiam, Wash. With
his wife he recently came back to
iowa, visited at Waterloo. and they are
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