Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-29
GrjnneIl and Vicinity.
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| Grinnell, Oct 2e.-The special college
feature of Friday and Saturday was
the meeting here Of the Iowa State
Association Of Economists and Sociolo-
gists President Main presided al the
! banquet for the visitors In the dining
room of the mems dormitories Friday
evening. Papers were given on SAL
urday by Professor Rankin, Of Ames;
A. S. Keister, of Cornell; w. L Easley
| of Drake University, and G. P
Wyckoff. Of Grinnell. Round tables
! were held Saturday afternoon.
Rev. W. r Lawrence, former pastor
of the United Presbyterian church here.
preached yesterday for the people OF
Guernsey. His daughter Virginia is
making an extended visit to her sister
| in Brooklyn.
Grlnnell has two more residents in
the persons Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. D. Rooi-
son. who leave their former home IN
Greenville. H., to make one with E.
Boren, Of this city, a con Of Mrs. Robi-
son.
Stanley Talbot is reported as i'm
proving slowly from the injury that put
him on crutches recently. He fell IN
the high school assembly room, break
ing bone in his foot.
Estel Gooch was bound over TO the
grand jury by Judge Robson Of the
superior court on the charge Of obtain
ing goods under false pretenses. It is
alleged that he obtained goods from d.
A. Hopkins under the name OF Thomas
Tone. son Of Andrew Tone. and shoes
| from the Ross Shoe Company as Ed
mund Tone. also son Of Andrew Tone.
/ The case looks ali the more ssricli= &c
ne was before the court here last sum-
mer on A charge Of stealing junk and
was fined $50 and costs by Judge Robi-
son, the fine being paid by the lads
! father.
Rov Shepard who formerly worked
| for the Spauldines here died recently
in Kansas city, from pneumonia. He
was brother law to Jerry Eilers
| who went to the funeral.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Morrison have re-
| Gently returned from a visit OF a
month at Colorado Springs.
| The Conversational church prints a
| list of twenty names Of its members
| that have enlisted IN various oreaniza-
| tions for the world war. The list Is
headed nv the name OF the pastor. Rev
Edward w. Croes who is in charge OF
aY. VI. c. A. hut somewhere in France
| or soon will be.
Miss Frances Porter who has been
visiting rrinnell friends since leavine
her school work In Des Moines, started
on SATURDAY for Salem. Ore, to live
| with her father.
L. W. Satcbell. who left Grinnel1 in
Il Tnf
fornia. has lust returned and reports
rood time for himself and good health
for his wife and daughter who remain
at Los Angeles
| Mrs. Jennie Jones is enjoying a visit
| from Mrs IT =. Lnvson who came from
her home IN Cooling Idaho. az a dele
gate to the supreme P. E. o. convention
in Omaha.
M-s Jennie Mathews Of this city
was too i'll to attend the meeting Of tht
grand chapter of the o. r. 8. which
| she had not before missed FOR man,
| years. AS partial compensation tht
following past grand matrons cami
here TO visit ner AFTER t:i SciiesssSs n.
convention: Mrs. G. Fl. Jackson, o,
| Council Bluffs; Mrs. A1lena B. Ward, o.
| Fldora; Mrs. Josephine Hobson. O.
Stewart, and Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart
OF Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Jackson was ac.
companied by her husband, who is {
/ past grand patron.
] Mr.. and Mrs. William vogt and fam.
| fly. who were called to Davenport b!
| the death OF Mr.. vogt's brother. cam
! hack to their home here the last Of tn
4 week.
/ Miss Kate Zimmerman. principal o
the Parker school, has been Obliged {.
| give up her work and return Il
Rochester, MINI, for further treatment
She was there several weeks 1as
spring she was accompanied By he
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