Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-24
Grinneli and Vicinity.

4 2 PROGRESSIVE anu up lO-udlc AsI..
Grinneli and Vicinity.
Special to Times Repu blican.
] GrinnelI, July e4.-George a. Brown.
PRINCIPAL OF the Burlington high
school. formerly principal for some
years of Grinnell high school came
! here yesterday TO renew acquaintance
! with his many friends Mrs. Brown
and the baby boy stopped off at her
old home al Brooklyn to visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham, but
will be here later.
The Wonen's Relief Corps held II
very pleasant social meeting Tuesday
afternoon. With very large attend
ance. on the lawn Of the pleasant home
Of Mrs. HoGgdon. Mrs. Dart, of Mar
shalltown, the special guest of Mrs.
r. a. Barr and herself q member of
the relief corps at her home, was a
guest at the meeting.
i The members of the Eliza beth Ma
goun Club. with some Invited guests
| outside the club, were entertained
| TUESDAY afternoon at the country
home Of Mrs. o. T. Frisbie. one mile
south of the city. The attendance was
large and the meeting one of special
! interest.
I Mr. and Mrs. George B. Cri,chett
and family are happy over the visit
of Harry Critchett, who comes from
/ his home in Liberty. Sask.. where he
j is engaged in farming.
! Mrs.. Charles Noble has just received
a card from Mrs. l. F. Parker, who
recently. with her daughter. Miss
| Nellie Green Clarke. went to San
| Diego, Cal. for her health, saying that
she has improved decidedly since leav-
| ing this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Swisher are
having the pleasure Of entertaining
Mrs. Charles Mullen, of Minneapolis.
formerly Miss Minnie Thayer, Of this
city, and whose husband is d graduate
of Iowa College, class OF '91.
i ,dr <. N. Whiting. of-the Spaalding
works, expects TO start on Saturday
for Michigan, where Mrs. Whiting and
Miss Ermal Whiting have been for
some time and all three. will return
10 the home here in couple of weeks.
4 The only changes in the school OF
music faculty of Iowa College for the
coming year will be in the absence OF
Prof. David f. Peck. who spends the
year. on leave of absence. in Europe.
in further study. and the addition OF
three members Miss Gail Ridgway.
Oberlin ,'04, B. Of A, and the same
'07, B. Of M. with three years pro-
fessorship at Cornell. a period Of study
abroad under the celebrated Fritz
kreisler and subsequent teaching in
the School Of Music of Denver. will
|, take Professor Peck's work during his
absence. Fraulein Lola konapasek, OF
Vienna, Austria, who has been teach
ing here for the past four years and is
now across the water for a visit to her
mother and other relatives, will return
to her work here. Associated with
her will be NJ Marcel Roger de Bou-
Zon, an Austrian, who has studied I'm
der the finest teachers of Europe,
speaks German, French. Italian, Hun
gerian and English fluently and sings
the same and who has been in Amer
lea in concert work and private teach
ing for the past two years with head
quarters at New York. Miss Sarah
Mcdonald, graduate Of the school o:
music here in 1910, will be here as in
structor in piano music. She taught
here one year after graduation, one
year in the Southwestern University
in Texas and has spent the past year
in study in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Miles. of this
city. arc entertaining thsir nephew and
niece, Robert and Elizabeth Bryant
Of Princeton, Ill, whose grandfather
was brother of the great American
poet. William Cullen Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wood, living sew
eral miles south Of this city, were badly
shaken UP and bruised and Mrs. Wood
had her face severely cut when the
automobile which she was driving al
fairly lively gait, struck the approach
to bridge.
Prof and Mrs. David E. Peck and
their little daughter. are Wis.
iting at the home Of Mrs
Pecks parents in Ogden. They have
made all arrangements to take passage
on board the steamer Pretoria, bount
for Berlin, starting from New York OF
Aug. 20, and remaining abroad for thu
year
Company K has returned from 1T
ten days outing in camp at Wash
ington. feeling well pleased at thei
Individual and company success In tn
various camp stunts and with the gen
eral change and good time the outinl
has given them. The company won II
the tug-of-war. The field meet wa
won by the battalion Of which Com
pany K was q part. Wells took secon
place in equipment race; 1nman, thtr'
in 220-yard dash and broad jump; an
VESSEL third in 100-yard dash.
Mr.. E. c. Heishman has just bough
the residence at 7z3 East street, adjoiIi
ing the George Sampson residence an
heretofore owned and occupied by NJ
and Mrs. J. II. Alexander. The latte
have moved out and the Heishmans az
already in possession.
Ray Heishman. who had his a.
split In front ana badly AiGlocated !
Inc ress 90 lint 40 -ss:: .:ke. 70 2 spe
cialist In De- Noines for repairs.