Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-11
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I Grinnell, Jan! lie. f.. lStallcop, Of
Des Moines installed the following Of
ficers of the Yeoinen Lodge Of this
city: Foreman, w, c. Peters; master
OF ceremonies, David Person: corre-
spondent. Mrs. William Wentzel!:
chaplain, Morton Barnes: overseer
John Peters; Waterman. Floyd stacy;
sentinel, w. J. Peters; Lady Rowena.
Hulda Peters; Lady Repecca, Violet
Roop.
Iowa College is proud Of the record
Of one OF its graduates, Arthur 3.
Hutchinson, of the class Of 1915, who
was called to the Mexican border and
by hard study and general efficiency
has raised himself from the guard
ranks to the holding OF a commission
as second lieutenant in the United
States army. hfs average grade being
S3.5.
A Joint installation OF officers of the
Grinnell, Westfield and Chester ROYAL
oranges will take place tomorrow eve-
ming. in the X. p. hall in Griunell.
pr. E, E. Harris was host to the
Grinnell Physicians Club on TUESDAY
evening and presented q paper on
Public Health in Grinnell.' There
was also discussion regarding an
isolation hospital in this city.
The Corn Belt Meat Producers Ass
ISOLATION will hold a meeting in this
city on Saturday Of this week, at which
officers for the year Will be elected
and delegates chosen to the state con-
vention to be held on the Esd and 24th
of this month. O. e. James is prcsl-
dent.
Mrs. Fl. w Spaulding wenk To Des
Moines yesterday to confer with others
OF the executive committee OF the fed
Grated women's clubs regarding the
state meeting at Fort Dodge in May.
Tomorrow evening Canton John r
Lewis No. 50, will hold an installation
meeting for the following officers. b. f.
Reynolds, Of Grinnell canton. being the
Installing officer: John Jantzen, cap
tain; Laurence Hansen, lieutenant;
Jonn s. Rollins, ensign; George f.
Failor, clerk; and L. f. Rich, ac-
countant. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Little came to
Grinnell from Mason City while .Mr.
Titles sister, Miss Ruth Little, UNDER
went a serious. operation at the city
hospital an Saturday last from which
at latest reports she was recovering. q
Ralph Tyler. of Ladora, last year a
freshman in Iowa College. now MEM
Der Of the First Iowa cavalry located
on the Mexican border; is-at home on a
fnrlough and is visiting Old friends in
G..innell.
; Orval HAYNES is at his home Eera
recruiting from some severe injuries
received seine time ago while werSias
in Victor. where he fell from che rnn-
ming hoard OF an auto amt fractured
both collar bone and a shoulder
blade. n y I,
Mart & Son. on moving into the new
Strand theater. began ydismantlns the
old star building and there is now a
movement on foot backed by business
men, ftla' Social Service League and
some other organizations with civic
Lpride. to = make the large room into a
pleasant aud Convenient rest room for
weary women who come down town or
in from the country Or surrounding
towns. NJ NJ
Mrs. John Hall; is reported As ims
proving from the shock and bruises
received the. otnels day When she fell
on the Icy pavement, sttiR;ns on her s.
head. 81, NJ. S5 aS, y. 4, d II!
Frank Clifford is nursing a very sore
foot on which heavy stsal oeam fell
recently while he was ut work on the
new electric light and power building.
MASKING four Of the bones.