Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-19
TINES REPUBLICAN, MARsHA1LrowN' IOWA ArR u. 1915

Company has been TO pay on on IueS-
days. When the matter was presented
to Secretary Dobson, OF the Interna-
tional Bricklayers Union. he promptly
ordered the men back to work and only
three days time was lost by them.
At the meeting Of the school board
on Monday night Miss Weber was
elected for the time from June Is next
! to July /, 1917, and the domestic
science teaching will continue thru the
summer.
Judge Norris is doing his level best
to put the ban on intoXication and the
handling of intoXicants by the levying
of fines that makes that road rocky
one Clyde Coons, Henry French.
George Bardeau and H. Poison were
brought before him charged with
drinking in a public place and received
fines of SIT and costs each. They
were drinking lemon extract, said to be
81 per cent alcohol. Coons paid his
fine and the others are boarding it out
Patrick Kennedy was also fined $40
and costs for intoxication. Davy
Jones received a thirty day sentence
with a stay of execution If he van
ished, which he proceeded to do.
J. r. Rivers, secretary, gives pub
lie notice of the dissolution of the cor
poration heretofore known as the
Farmers Cooperative Company that
has had it's principal place Of business
at Jacobs. in this county, by the unani-
nous vote of all the stockholders at
their recent meeting.
Rev. A. B. DeHaan reports definite
progress and bright prospects for the
Grinnell-in- China movement. Mrs
Fannie McAllister, Of Alden. has Just
made an annuity gift of $1T.500 She
was Miss Fannie Spencer, Of the class
of 1893. Iowa College. This gift will
establish a chair Of Missions in the
Shantung University, in memory of
her husband. Other recent gifts from
those living in Grinnell are $500 in
cash and $500 in land in Minnesota.
is expected to raise $4,000.
The Grinnell Aeroplane Company
has sold a motor to Fred A. Hoover, Of
Chicago, and interested spectators
watched the trying out Of the powerful
machine. outside the factory building.
All were forcibly impressed with its
power. Robert A. Peteller, OF Post
Falls, Idaho is reported by Hal Wells,
manager of the company, to have
signed up for aviation lessons. The
TWO men met some months ago IN san
Rafael Col.
Prof G.. L. Pierce director of the
school of music in Iowa college. has
received word from Director Dam
rosch. of the New York SYM
phony Orchestra that the seec-
ton Miss Jessie Christian, of this city,
will sing in the coming May festival
will be that of the bell song from the
opera "Lakme," by Delibes.
The first inter college baseball game
Of the season is scheduled for Friday
afternoon when Ames sends her team
here a good game is doped with the
the Grnnell team will
be stronger than that Of last year
The opposition to woman suffrage =,
has its inning this week and next. /
Mrs. Marcusson, of Des Moines, was I,
here yesterday interviewing the !
women of the opposition and arrange !
nents have been made to hold pub |
lie meeting on Monday evening next !
with a speaker from out Of the city. |
II is also planned to have half hour !
chapel talk against equal suffrage next /
Tuesday morning. |