Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-05
GrinnelI and Vicinity.

Special to imeS-Republlcan.
Grinnell. Nov. 5.-Mrs. George +.
Thompson, OF Chester. is enjoying an
extended visit from her mother. Mrs.
L. ]. Sherman, OF Holly. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Williams. living
near Bethel church. are the parents OF
a baby daughter.
r. E. Bates has been i'll the last few
days with ptomaine poisoning.
Mrs. T. J. Bray and daughter. Joseph
Inc are in Davenport visiting Mrs.
Bray's parents. Mr. and Mrs. ". ;. Nc
Cullough.
Word has been received of the recent
marriage Of Edna D. Leyenberger.
GIinneii. 'es, &c Alexander Martin. The
marriage took place in Pomona, Cal,
W. H. Hyde.
The Grinneli College team will play
Monmouth College next Saturday, at
Monmouth, III.
The college inter class tennis tour
nament. which has been very close all
the way thru. was won by the fresh
men. The sophomores came In sec
ond, then seniors, and juniors last.
Miss Clara j. Anderson. physical dt-
rector for women of Grinnell College.
from her classes will attend the State
Teachers Association at Des Moines
this week to give an exhibition of the
work Of her department here.
H. L. Matterson has bought the A.
McRlain property on Second avenue.
Miss Rebekah Randall. who has
been teaching country school. accom-
panied MT. Frank Child to Osceola to
visit her mother.
Mrs. William Baird, OF Pomona, Cal.
who made an over Sunday visit with
Mrs. II. A. Allison. has gone to Deep
River to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Swartz.
Mrs. Charles Hulin. OF Gilman. who
recently underwent an operation for
mastoiditis at the hospital here, is i'm
proving
f. p. Marvin has gone to Rochester
MINI. with the expectation that Mrs.
Marvin, who underwent an operation
there recently will be sufficiently re-
covered to return with him.
Commencing Friday, Nov. s, at 1 80
p. m. and continuing thru Saturday and
Sunday. the Iowa conference OF the
Woman's Home Missionary Society.
will hold It's twenty-eighth annual
meeting in the Methodist Episcopal
church.
The w. r. c. sent a large delegation
to Colfax to attend the twelfth dis
trict convention held there. A delega-
ton from Marshalltown accompanied
them from here. Those from Grinnell
were Mesdames Goss. Barr. Abel. Nc
Kee, Comfy. Norris. BorteIl, Harrison.
Bonyata, Stowe. whelan and Bryan.
Yeaser & stoaks, who have been In
business together since 1911, have dis
solved partnership but will still con-
tinue to occupy the same store to-
gether. Warden H. Steaks becomes
owner OF the drug and music depart
ment while H. I. Yeager becomes own
err OF the tewelry and optical depart
ment.
BY vote Of 3 to 2. the negative side.
represented by the Ionian Society. won
the Merrill debate on the question.
Resolved, That Senator Cummins
Shall Be Re- elected to the United
States Senate" Institute Society had
the affirmative side Of the question.
The speakers OF the negative were
James McConaghie. James Simmons
and Herman Ellsworth, while those
from institute were Maurice Fridlung,
j. b. McGregor and Glenn Richards.
Herman Ellsworth, OF Ionian. was the
most electives peaker Of the evening,
while Maurice Fridlung distinguished
himself by his rebuttai. TIL decision
was rendered for total efficiency only.
The Judges were Prof. H. w. Norris, J..
G. ShifYlet, Rev. w. B. Wilson, Prof. g.
p. Wykoff, and Prof. w. L. Bailey.
On Saturday, Nov. Z. Mrs. Rusk and
Mrs. Hendrixon will entertain the
faculty circle at the home Of Mrs.
Rusk.
On Saturday, under the charge OF
Coach Nichols, the high school football
team will 60 to Iowa City to play the