Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-25
the w. G. T. U.-for ten years. Three
years ago she resigned but was elected
as vice president.
Grinneil and Vicinity.
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Grinnell, Oct. 25.-Dr. E. s. Dvans, of
this city, lieutenant In the medical res
serves. received his orders yesterday to
report on the border at once and starts
for San Antonio, Tex. tonight.
j The warning of Prof. H. w Norris,
the 'bugologist" of the college here. and
of others. is producing a practical re-
| suit in the offering by the park COM
missioners of prizes for evidence OF the
greatest destruction of the eggs, the
cocoons and everything else about the
troublesome moths that did consider
4 able damage the past season and give
4 promise ofSvastly worse ravages next
iyear unless relentless war is waged be-
fore Matching time in the spring. The
children of the city schools have been
Ienlisted in the work of destruction and
a prize OF S. has been offered to the
room that proves up the heaviest
I weight of that pestiferous breeding ma
terial. Individual prizes of SO and lesser
sums have been offered
! Collections were made in churches
and Sunday schools in this vicinity on
Sunday last for the relief of the Ar
menian sufferers. About S175 has been
gathered by the Methodist church; the
| Madison township Christian church un-
der Rev. W. B. Wilson, reports $61.50:
end No. school house. at the after
noon Sunday school turned in $40
! Guy H. Curtis. proprietor of the Royal
Cafe, has sold out his business to Glenn
Woods who, for four years past, has
been employed in the Metropolitan res
| taurant on Broad street The change
| has already been made. Mr.. Curtis has
| not announced his plans for the flu
/ ture.
NThe evidence was all in last night at
i;30 in the case of Cooley against
Grinnell Electric Light and Heating
Company and court adjourned until this
morning when the arguments of counsel
began. The case will probably go to
the jury sometime today.
The chapel address Of yesterday
| morning was given by Superintendent
]. N. Hanson, of the social service de-
partment of the Ohio Institute for Pub
lie Efficiency, who also spoke later to
the members of Professor Wyckoff's
class. Mr.. Hanson Is graduate of
Iowa College, in the class of 1899. AZ
ter graduation he was for time sec
rotary OF the charities organization at
Youngstown, Q. He is now the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Burroughs.
David Sutherland who has been for
some years connected with the Herald
force in this city but found 1t impera-
tive to have outdoor labor. has gone to
Outlook, Sask., Canada, to take up
work in a lumber yard
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Mahlerwein, corner Pearl street
and Second avenue, Is i'll with scarlet
fever and the home Is under quar-
antine.
Little James Sibley was taken to the
Methodist hospital at Des Moines last
week and underwent an operation on
Thursday, from which 1t Is reported he
is making good recovery.
All those having a financial interest
in Arbor Lake. south Of this city. as
well as all who are interested in has
ing that body of water well stocked
With edible and gameys fish. will meet
at the superior court room at o'clock
this evening, to plan the necessary
steps 10 accomplish this object
Reports from Miss Annie Htllman.
who went to Des Moines to consult a
surgeon regarding an infected gland
OF the neck and throat and who under
went an operation there. are to the ef-
feet that she found relief and Is Ia
fair way to complete restoration to
health.
II. J. Speth is reported as slowly re-
covering from an operation in the city
hospital.
Two young girls at the J. D. Taylor
home five miles in the country have
come domn with scarlet fever. Both
cases are reported as being mild.