Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-09

LOT the month. DIR. Fl. b. Brock Is
| president for the year, Fl. w. Somers is
vice president. l.. w. Taylor is sec
rotary, and l.. NJ. Smith is treasurer.
!! The various committees have been APP
pointed and the work OF the year Is be-
| ing mapped out. Everything now
points to an interesting and profit
able year.
| There was a meeting of the local
trustees of Iowa College on Saturday
afternoon last and official notice was
taken of the movement to build new
home for the president. President
Main received there his first Official
notice OF action taken in that direction
and responded to the notice in q man.
ner characteristic of the size of the
man and the project. The trustees
heartily Endorsed the plans and imag-
ination already pictures the building
in the place that all seem to agree
Epon-the site of the present building
corner of Park street and Fifth avenue.
Many Grinnell and vicinity people
are interested in the notice that comes
from Whittier. Call of the marriage
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c..
kibby, OF that city. formerly of Grin
y
Wood. The young couple will live in
Orange. Cal. where the groom is a
teacher of manual training in the high
school. Both the bride and groom were
Grinnell people and both We're students
in Iowa College. Mr.. Petit graduated
in the class of 1913. Mrs. Petit was in
the school of music out did not grad
uate owing to the removal of her
mother and the home from this city
TO California last October.
Judge j. P. Lyman and A. c. Lyon
are the attorneys for the Grinnell
Washing Machine Company and. in
company with Jesse L. Fellows, the
secretary of the company, have gone to
Denver, Colo, TO present case to the
United States court OF appeals. The
case is against the Newton Washing
Machine Company for infringement OF
patent. This case has won in the
United States court in session at Day
export and appealed by the Newton
Or. j. p. Sprague, who reached
Grinneii but few days ago is already
orerturninS things in his department in
iowa College, OF physical education and
hygiene He has found residence OF
East street near the college and ex-
poets his family here N a few DAYS.
NJ eantime he has outlined extensive
changes in the mems gymnasium and
the college authorities have force OF
hands busy making them. The pIas-
tering is to be taken from the ceilings
and steel substituted. The woodwork
Is to be thoroughly cleaned and dis
infected. The tub baths are to be
taken out New lavatories are TO be
put in. Sanitary drinking fountains
are to be placed on both floors. The
basement is TO be better lighted. Aip
is to be forced thru the lockers by
electricity. The old boiler room is to
be renovated and put 20 good use.
During the football season the east
side OF the basement is to have q
wooden floor and afterwa ards this is to
be removed leaving the bare earth for
an athletic indoor track.
DR.. Evelyn Frisbie. who has been
in New York City thru the summer
searching out the latest in her profess
sion, stopped in Grinnell from Sunday
until Tuesday evening for a visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. .. r. Frisbie,
just south OF the city. Her home Is In
Albuquerque. y. NJ. She formerly lived
in Monroe and is graduate OF Iowa
College.
DR.. Nellie NJ. Waters. formerly
resident Of this city, a. member OF the
J. TX. Waters family, who has been
feS-.xome years pract!cing in Chicago,
has been visiting old friends in this
city and her brother Thomas at Monte
yuma. She returned to her home in
Chicago on Monday.