Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-11
GrinnelI and Vicinity.
ecial to Times Republican.

| SptSidI W 1ifACS-ANSPociSai'
Grinnell. Nov. 1.-THE reception at
| the Congregational church last evening
| for Rev. and Mrs. r. W. Cross was well
attended and was very pleasantly in
| formal. The room had been beautifully
decorated by the young people. Profes-
sor Scheve presented for the first time
| his Five Meditations on Quotations
from the Psalms" accompanied by Pro-
fessor David Peck on the violin. Miss
| Lucille umbenhauer. gave two excellent
| whistling solos. accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Umbenhauer. The whole
| fair gave the pastor and his bride but
another testimonial OF the esteem and
affection Of the congregation.
The plan OF the city council and the
city manager to build a new and sub
stantial tool. house for the city's use
out of the old material gathered up In
the process of Improvement during the
past year has worked out so well aDt'
the amount of such material has been
found to be SO abundant that the coun :
ell. at their special meeting on Thurs
day evening, authorized, the building OF
new jail or place of temporary deten-
ton for those accused of crime. and
resting place for those temporarily
without shelter. 1t is to be built on
the same lot as the present jail and In
the rear of it. and is to be 16 by rs feet
In size and to cost not to exceed $1,000.
Work is to begin on 1t at once Inc
present building is to be but unit OF
larger one if found necessary 70 nave
il later. It is to be we'll lighted and
sanitary. and practically fire proof. The
present Jail can be used TO good ad-
vantage az a repair room for the hre
| department.
News comes from Chicago OF the oitti
of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. M r. Sarrits
on Thursday Mrs. Clarity was MISS
Vesta Blood of this city
Home coming week end holds the fol-
lowing prospective program Tor NOV
o.. Dedication Of alumni hall at
| o'clock in the morning, the address De
ing nv DR., Gunsaulus, of Chicago; SOC
! Ger football game at II; Corneii-Grln'
ne,I w,ndup football game Of the season
lat $40. and banquet for the visitint
team ats. This Cornell GrinneH game
has been put on Friday AFTERNOON .!
snecial permission of the faculty 70 ac
icomn,odate the business men OF the CIT!
land their clerks who cannot Set ava!
f,orr their business on Saturday. I'M
.tores Of the city will all be closed dur
ing the game 80. aho,
ran+ teachers association is to be hell
in the high school auditorium !,
o'clock on Monday next. Inc !opic :
IN he High School Pupils ana Afnuse
ment: Effect Upon Health and s0e'Ssy.
Mrs. J. f. Mangold and DR.. Josephih
Wetmore Rust"
Ernest Alley, who has MADE mn
chewing at recent fairs with his bele1a'
hares. has had the misfortune 10 los
eleven of them, valued at $1z6. som
~ Them being English imported ones
Tbev were found dead In the pen "
Tbursday morning. The only reason
death 80 far advanced is dogs.
The body of DR.. Theodore crow
whose death in California was noted
these columns recently, 10 70 %
c,;nnell ON Tuesday next and nfie
oerv,ce 1. to be held at the cemetery
oonducted by Pastor Cross, OF the Con
gregational church.
90 Thursday evening, at the home Q
.he bride on Second avenue Mrs<CMar
RANGES Short and Thomas M. FUN
both of this city and we'll known, Wet
united in marriage by ESQUIRE ran
p Marvin. Their future nome WIN
here, the groom being mployedi IN IN
lGrinnell washing machine factory.
The Iowa College debating team soc
to Colorado Springs to debate with Tn
Colorado College team on Feb. u, .
an agreement recently ratified. Ther
is a possibility that Colorado viii ais
send a team to Grinnell for the sam
evening.