Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04
Grinneii and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Dec 4.-The Gr:nneu Cour-
try Club will hold the annual meeting
at the superior court room at on
Wednesday evening next when diTec-
tors will be elected for the ensuing
year and other important business VIII
be transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott MacEachron, who
have been visiting for some time at the
home of Mr.. MacEachron's parents in
Waterloo. finished their wedding trip
and came back to GrinneN by way OF
Des Moines last night. They will make
their home here in one OF the suites OF
the Brande apartment on Fourth ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knight are again
in their home on Fourth avenue after
a month Of travel and visiting on the
Pacific coast. Going by the northern
route and visiting the cities on the
coast and the exposition. they returned
by way Of ogden, where they visited at
the home Of MI. Knights sister, Mrs.
Hastings.
The Friday morning chapel address
to the College students was given by
! Harvey Iugham, Of Des Moines. He
also addressed the Y. W. c. A, here on
Thursday evening. II was two weeks
ago that Mr.. Ingham received the de-
gree of LII. D., here.
A. NJ Given, who has been resi-
dent OF Madison township for thirty
| five years and is widely known over the
county and held in highest esteem has
concluded to sell out his farm and all
pertaining to it and probably 90 to
Colorado. the health of some members
| OF his family influencing this change.
! George Bonewell & Sons, widely
known for the number and quality OF
! their Shorthorn cattle, got some gooc
prices for choice Scotch stock at the
recent stock sale. Forget Me Not, the
highest priced cow, brought 1855.
Avon's Choice, the best bull. brought
$500, and a sucking calf, a full brother.
sold for 1915. The average price OF all
the animals sold by these breeders was
$3.50.
| The Grinnell Aeroplane Company has
just had the honor and the pleasure OF
a visit from Arthur Orr, OF Chicago.
who has. until recently. been a MEM
her Of the United States diplomatic
corps in Paris. Business interests
called him back to this country. He
has been visiting the aeroplane fac
tories of the east and brings large
amount Of reliable information con-
corning the working Of the air ma
chimes in the war zone and Of the dam
age done by them. We are thus In
formed that the injury to London and
other places over which the huge birds
of destruction have lowered In much
greater than the ,censured news in the
papers indicates. He also brings in
formation regarding the size Of some
j of the machines planned. one being 14o
fleet in breadth Of wings and capable
OF carrying some tons in weight The
Robinson biplane IL said to be thirty
seven feet across tho wings. Mr.. Orr
1complimented the Grinnell company on
the excellence Of the make and finish
Of their machines - compared with
those he has seen abroad
Norman Hall, who has been writing
Graphically from the trenches IN the
British battle line IN France, u coming
home to his parents in Coifax. He Il
la graduate Of Iowa college, class Of
1910. and so Grinnell people and lows
4 college students and faculty arr
respectfully interested In his recent ex.
periences. He was II England at thu
breaking out Of the war ard enlisted