Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-10
Wants No Disorder.
Grinneil and Vicinity.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. April 10.-One of the inter
esting features OF the regular meeting
of the Grinnell Physicians Club at
the home of DR.. u. NJ. H!bbetts, last
evening, was me talk 10y Superintend-
ent Eugene Henely OF the public
| schools, on the value of the school
nurse as demonstrated in this district
for the past year or more, and Of
physical examinations and the pos
sible and hoped for establishment of a
! free clinic in this city.
Present plans are ripe for the be-
/ ginning of community gardening next
I week by $50 college women who have
enrolled in that branch Of war service.
| There are also S75 women of college
enrolled for the making Of surgical
| dressings, some taking a three hours
a week course and others taking five
hours work in that branch. Physical
Directress Clara ]. Anderson has gen.
eral charge of the work and exper-
| fenced women of the city will have
| immediate charge of some OF the
| classes. Competition is aroused among
| the various cottages Of the quadrangle
and the honor banner will be given
each week to The division showing the
best net results and will be the per-
manent property at the close of the
contest of the cottage ranking. best
over all.
There was goodly attendance last
evening at the regular monthly meet
ing of the Community Brotherhood and
| keen interest was shown in the adj
| II ooly nyx,1-
| edged to being a deep-dyed pacfhist
up to the time when it became neces-
sary for the United States to enter the
| world war but made it sufficiently
plain and emphatic to his hearers that
| he is and has been from: the date OF
| his change for war of the strongest
| type until the principles Of the Ger
| man rulers are forever banished from
the earth.
In the absence Of President Henry
| G.. Lyman of the Brotherhood, who is
preparing to start for New Orleans to
begin his Red Cross work, Secretary
Kinzer presided at the meeting. The
| Nav meeting is the last one of the
present season and election Of officers
for the next year will then take place.
Four more young men under con-
| scription age enlisted here In the
quartermaster corps and started yes
terday morning for Jefferson Barracks
at st. Louis. They are Denver ~
Cooper, Ralph E. Simmons, and Car.
z. Anderson, all from Grinnel, and
Walter F. Johnson from Montezuma
All enlisted in the regular army fol
which this recruiting station has beer
furnishing more than it's quota and the
officer reports that at the present
rate, this months enlistment VII
break the former records.
| George Lincoln writes to relatives
here that he IS in the Fffty-ffth en-
gineers, located at Camp Custer, Battle
Creek, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milligan have
had visit from Mrs. 2. Peterson, who
has now gone back to her home a
| Dows.
Mrs. D. M. Smith. after a week o.
visiting with Miss Iceline Craven. Of
this city has gone back to her oWr
home in MarshalltoWn.
Another Grinnell boy has MADE
good record as evidenced by the re.
port or Harry Sibley. son OF Mr.. ane
Mrs. A. J. Sibley, that he came thr'
as No. On in e class Of 2nO In the ar
til,erv division of the training camp
officers at Fort Stanley. Tex, wher'
he has been for several months.
| Grinnell College is loaning its spe
ola, wireless outfit to the 33Sth f1ele
artillery and Lieut. W. n. Ray, wht
has been changed recently to head
quarters Of that division in charge O
wireless and telephone Tor his bat
terry, has been here this week to tax
charge Of the OUTFIT.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Reno. who hav'
been spending the past nine month
in southern California for the bench
of Mrs. Reno's health, reached thei
home in this city on Sunday night
with her health greatly improved.
Misses Mary and Agnes MCKEE
reached their home here on Monda
evening after having spent a pleasan
winter in ST Petersburg. Fla