Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-11
GrinreH and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. Sept. 1l-Charles G. Pen
field. aged 81 years. has been confined
TO his home on West street for the past
week from the effects Of heat and over
exertion at the fair grounds last
Thursday. He had to be helped TO an
auto and brought to his home ard has
been troubled with spells of vertigo
ever since.
Mrs. B. S. Watland and her daugh-
ter. Miss Ollie. came yesterday from
their home in New Sharon to visit at
the G. A. Watland home for short
time. They came in the auto of Mr..
s. E. Moff.te who is looking into the
value of farm lands in this vicinity.
Fraulein Lola Konapasek. VINO has
spent the summer vacation across the
Atlantic with her mother and other
relatives in Vienna, and Hungary, has
returned TO G-innell to resume her
place Is Instructor in voice culture in
the college.
Mrs. NJ. A. Sears is having the
pleasure OF visit from her nieces.
Mrs Carrie Woodbridge and Mrs. Net
tie Porter Bartlett, whose home is in
Correctionvilie They will also visit
other relatives here and in Chester.
The people of Grinnell are much
pleased 20 know that Pastor ]. N
Brown, of the Methodist church, has
been returned here 20 work q second
year and the people Of Sonora and vi
cintty are equally well pleased to have
their pastor Rev. O. E. Mcbride, sent
| back for another year.
I Bichop W. =. Oldham spoke last
evening in the Methodist church OF
this city to very interested audience
regarding the missionary outlook In
] the countries of tine far east, He has
/ spent much Of his life in India and Ma
| lasia and was one Of the first to plant
protestant missions in the Philippines
| The following schedule for college
! football has been made public: Sept
! 81 Ames at Grnnell: Oct. 4, LeandeI
| Clark at Toledo: Oct II. Drake al
Des Moines; Oct. 1s, Highland Park al
Grinnei: Oct. 25, state normal a,
/, Cedar Falls: Nov. l. Coe at Grinnell;
| Nov. 10, Penn at Grinnell; Nov. %
| Cornell a, Mt. Vernon.
| In 1880 Grinneli high school grad
| uated fourteen members OF the class
Eleven Of them are still living. Some
/ Of them have met here recently anc
| yesterday held a special reunion. Mrs
| Hattie james Douglass, from Chicago;
Mrs. Cora Barker Wood. from Honts'
willie, Pa: Mrs. Nettie Porter Bartlett
| from Correctionvile: Miss Ella era
vath. Of this city, were all members o.
| that class. Their teacher OF that per
| iod, now Mrs. Susie Whticomb Hasseli
whose home is in Everett, Wash. J:
/ here to participate in the reunion
David Sutherland was member o.
that class but has passed on. Mrs
David Sutherland and her son joinee
| with the class In a breakfast at th'
i Hotel Monroe yesterday.
| Mr.. John Hall is at home again after
a considerable time spent on the Pa
| cifc coast. Mrs. Hall was also awaS
visiting in central Minnesota, where h;
! joined her on his return trip.
! j. L. McIlrath has sold his residence
and FIVE acres Of land located on Nortf
Elm street to Otto Broders. OF Sher-
| idan township. who will probably oc'
| cupy 1t as his home.
| The Oak Grove and Blue Point Teae'
| phone Company will hold meeting or
Saturday at the Oak Grove schoo