Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-02
GripneII and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, May 1.-The sad news came
yesterday OF the death of Julian Nor
rison at Eureka Springs, Ark, where
he had been for many months in !
heroic struggle against the terrible
Bright's disease that has had him in its
deadly grip for two or three years. Mr.
and Mrs. D. s. Morrison have been
there with him almost constantly Tor
several months past. The body OF me
young man will be brought TO the fam
lily home here tomorrow noon and fh-
neral ARRANGEMENTS will be announced
later He was the third son of the FAM
lily and a bright and lovable lad.
Cooper school teachers and pupils
have occasion to be proud over the
rendering in the college quadrangle on
Saturday night Of the operetta, Little
Boy Blue" under the training of the
senior class college girls and the direc-
ton of Miss Coleman. The cast was
as follows: Boy Blue, Donald Amy;
Mollie. Ruth Somers: Katie She Did,
Margaret Matthew'S; katie-She- Didn't,
Myra Friend; Musical Frogs, Arch e
Hastings. Glen Pilgrim. John Spencer
and Henry Bray.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thackeray are
back again in their own home in this
city after several months in Des
Moines, where they had charge of
restaurant while the friend who owns
ii was away on a lengthy vacation.
The Chrestomathi and Ionian col
lege societies will hold a freshman de-
bate on the 10th of this month. the
question being Resolved. That Inter
collegiate Athletics Should Be Abol-
ished.''
Manager Hal Wells, Of the Grinneli
Aeroplane Company. Is looking for
visit this week from his old classmate,
Charles NJ. H. Pond. who is an instruc-
tor in the Curtiss aeroplane school at
Newport News. Va He is son OF Ad-
miral Pond, of the United States navy
Mrs. Narcissa Crane lies very III az
the home of Mrs. Julia F. Jameson, go
East street. from a stroke OF apopleHy
Mrs. Crane came here from Kirksville.
Mo- last week to sell her Summer
street home. Her daughter Miss
Gertrude. came from Kirksville, where
she is In the graduating class OF the
College of Osteopathy. to care for her.
Another daughter, Miss Jessie. came
from her home in Norfolk, Neb, yes
terday.
Mrs. Dwight Breed, OF New York
City, who has been visiting at the
home Of Rev and Mrs D. P. Breed.
of this city, went to Des Moines last
evening for a two weeks visit, after
which she will return to her home in
the east.
Postmaster William J. Nelson. OF
Grinnell, Is on the program OF the post
masters convention to be held tomor-
row in Des Moines.
The high school invitation track and
field meet is to De held here on the
college grounds on the 18th Of this
month and East Des Moines high has
accepted an invitation to participate.
Mr.. and Mrs: Philip Hutchinson and
family are having the pleasure OF
visit from their nephew and niece, MI.
and Mrs. John Shangle. who are on
their way to their home in Higntsto"n,
y. J.. after a very pleasant winter
spent in southern California.
John Ramsey Is again with his chill
dren and friends here after some
months spent in Florida. mostly in St
Petersburg. From that place ne re-
ports c. H verbeck, formerly Of Grin
nell but a resident in that warmer
climate for the past three years. as
being we'll and happy.
Mrs. Wlll Lyman. who has been Wis
itinz in this city at the home OF her
father, A. Mcintosh, and her sister,
Mrs ]. NJ. Gannaway, has returned to
her home in Des Moines.
The honor Of winning in a contest
with 5000 and the satisfaction of hav-
ing an extra check for $50 were the
reward of Mozelle Strine, of Brooklyn,
for selecting the most acceptable name
for a new automobile brought out by
a Waterloo company. "Joyland' was
,he appropriate and successful name.