Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-01

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| Special "a, Timex Republican,
| Grinnell. Yeb. i.--Nfs. Viola On
thank, widow Of Charles Onthank. who
owned a. large farm four miles south
Of this. city, and, = few weeks ago,
| sold of all personal properly and
| moved to Palm Beach, Fla, has been
having q hard time thru illness OF her
self. and family. She has four sons
with her, all Of whom have been very
| iii, from fever that seems to bs Pc
culiar, to the climate. I Also her SON
| in-law, Charles Kimball. who moved
his goods and family there with her.
has been critically Ill from inf1amma-
ticn OF the stomach and bowels.
While playing at the school grounds
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Young, whose home 10 west Of this
city. had the misfortune to fall and
break both bones of the left forearm
just above the wrist.
Mrs. Henry Simmon is improving at
the city hospital, where she mas oeen
seriously i'll for some time.
Mrs. Asher Shifflett has been In poor
health for some time and the double
shock OF the loss of both husband and
aged mother recently by death has
added to her trouble so that, accompa-
MED by her daughter, Mrs. g. H. Dun.
ming, she has gose to- k1rksVAIle. NO.
to take treatment.
Orrie Haag, who works In the caro-
shoe store here. met with painful
and, it is feared. serious accident. on
Wednesday, when he fell from step
home and later to the, city hospital.
| L4s~n fnd
toms indicating some internal IN.
jury.
President ). H. T. Main, on his re-
cent trip to the Pacific coast. organized
| five GrinnelI alumni associations a.
| follows: Denver, Salt Lake City. Port
| land. Seattle, and Eozeman, Mont. He
attended ten alumni reunions and 40.
dressed some 400 Iowa College alumni
Rev. Father ]. NJ. Harmon, OF the
Catholic church, united in marriage
this week Mr.. Ernest Lynch and MISS
Frances Cogley. The groom is a pros
porous young farmer and the BRIDE mas
been keeping house for some time IN
the home Of Mr.. J. A. Flock. OF TINS
CITY. The newly welded pair will be-
gin their home life on March on the
Pickhart farm in Sheridan township.
Inc mem UeTS VI tiC esSoAAioAA $780,
corns decided at their latest meeting
to change the time of meeting from
SATURDAY. evening to 2:30 o'clock on
| Tuesday afternoon. The hrs1 meet'hs
under the new arrangement will occur
on next Tuesday.
The old state meet, which has simply
been suspended for the past three
wears while some other plans for state
wide athletics were having try-out.
is likely again to be revived. A de-
cfsion to this effect was recently made
at a meeting of the governing powers
in Des Moines. where DR.. p. E. som
ers DOC" Huff, Charley Rawson and
some others of the Grinnell alumni
represented Iowa College The meet
this year is to be IN Des Moines.
Prof. Paul F. Peck leaves his home
here on Monday night to take up his
work as exchange professor IN mar
ward for the rest Of the present col
lege year. He will have charge OF Pro-
lessor Harris history classes Wh'ie
Professor Hart is abroad. This ar
raneement is in accord with the wish
of Professor Hart, who was mere .or
some months last year as Harvard eS-
change with Grinnell. Prof. George h
Palmer. Of Harvard. will be here next
! week to take the exchange work OF
| this year in Iowa College.
| Mrs. d. A. Hopkins is again at her
home in this city with health mucn
| improved from stay Of some weeks IN
the sanatorium at Oakdaie.
The board Of directors OF the Grin
nell Social Service League held their
monthly meeting and concluded 10
/ form two committees OF members OF
+, the league and other civic bodies OF
/ the city to take care OF the tramp
problem and secure proper place and
! care for those suffering from contagi-
Gus diseases.
| Miss Adah Hopkins, overseer OF the
poor and directors Of the charities or
Plantations, will speak on Sunday art
ernoon at o'clock at Uncle Sam CLUB
house on Pearl street, especially 1or
the boys and girls.