Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-18
Grinnell and Vicinity.

Special to imes-Repu5!ican.
! Cirinnell Feb. Bovine triplets'
+ was the announcement recently from
the farm OF 2. T. Cope some miles
south Of this city. 1t is SAID 10 be =
Very unusual occurrence. IL this case
all the trio were perfectly formed and
wen matured but one did not get his
/ but single day. The remaining two
are reported as doing well
Another instance of the value Of
Iowa farm lands is given in the sale of
/ the 200 acre farm Of c. L. Packer, east
of Montezuma, 10 OTTO Broders, at $3.50
an acre. Mr.. Packer TOOK IN part pay
ment Mr.. Broders' residence in Grin
nell and will become citizen here in
a few weeks.
Mrs. Eliza s. Remand. a graduate of
/ Iowa College. in the class of 1855, after
a visit at the Ed Golden home. has
gone back to her home IN Oskaloosa.
Mr. and Mrs. John Han, who are
spending the winter in the far west.
have notified their friends here of their
change Of locality from Spokane TO Los
Angeles.
Iowa College baseball schedule of
games is as follows: April s, Coe at
Cirtnneii: April %, Cornell at Noun,
Vernon; April 81, Coe at Cedar Rap
ids; April 80, Simpson ut GrinneI;
May 6. Coe al Grinnell; May II, High
land Park at Grinnell; May IS, Simp-
son ct Indianola; May IS, Cornell a
Grinneu; June /. Iowa ut Grinnell;
June 5, Iowa at Iowa City.
Mrs. W. c. BIeamaster, formerly
Miss Abby Dillon of this city, accom-
panied by her daughter Miriam, is Wis
ting relatives and old friends in thi!
, city. Their home is at Alma, Mich.
where Mr.. Bleamaster IS coaching a
Alma College.
, The annual Phi Beta Kappa addres!
to the local chapter of Iowa College
will be given Feb. Is, being THURSDAY
of next week, by W a. Norris, of the
class Of 1879, Iowa College. He is nov
head of the chemistry department o
the University Of Illinois His subjec
will be The Electron Theory" TIT
four seniors selected for scholarship
admission 10 the Phi Beta Kappa rank
here have been chosen and their Ger
tificates were presented at chapel thi
morning They are: Bessie Replogle
J Of Grinneu; Ella Mae Wilson, Of Grin
nell; Roy Andrews, Of Franklin, Neb
and George d. White, Of Marsovan
Turkey.
Assistant Pastor E. s. Turner, of tn
Congregational church, has been con
fined to the house for a little time blu
no serious interference with his i'm
portant work IS anticipated.
, Evangelist Hanley seems to be an all
around man somewhat Of the Billy
Sunday type of general experience il
: work and sports without the offensiv
+. mode of speech and epithet used b
Mr.. Sunday. Mr.. Hanley spoke to tn
: students at college chapel yesterda,
, morning and gave some "reminiscences
of his football experiences. He is YER
1 far from being longrfaced, grave
t yard christian but is of the living kin
: not afraid Of even a joke. Under hi
q leadership and with the efficient lead
!, lership in song of his helper, MI
Il Fischer. backed by the united supper
d of the ministers of the city, both pres
ent pastors and others, the leaven
= beginning to be felt. Special ser
u vices are marked out to suit specis
g cases. On Sunday next at 2:30 ocloc
e in the afternoon a meeting is called fo
= church members only" the topic an
nounced for that occasion being "Stal
Saints" Mr.. Hanley has also arrange
!. for Monday night a meeting OF Com
pany K and the veterans OF the civ
d var, with the women's Re.ier Corp
}" contingent. On that occasion he wi
entirely change the order Of exercise
A, and give a Washington birthday ad
= dress that he has used on the chau
tauqua platform.