Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-19
GrinnelI and Vicinity.
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Grinnell, Jan. 19-Miss Dorothy
Brown, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George II Brown, of this city, ana
graduate of Iowa State Teachers COL
lege in the domestic science course, mas
gone to teach in the consolidated
school of Linden.
Mrse r. H. Baker has gone for
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs
Ella Williams. in Toledo.
The opening session of the night
school here for prospective army re-
Cruits had about fifty in attendance
Lieut.. +. s. Evans gave lessons IN ar
my organization and in military and
personal hygiene, and Mr. Skinner o.
the college faculty, started class IN
French. At the next meeting on the
evening OF Jan. p. Mr. Shortess vii!
have charge.
Eugene HenCly. Carl c. Phelps and
A. F. Fraser compose the fuel conser-
walton board Of Grinnell and are pre-
pairing stringent measures for the con
servation Of coal. Blank cards are l.
be placed in the hands Of all Goa! deaf
ers and no person. company or organ! :
cation will he permitted 70 hoard coal
Only those in actual need or that nave
but a limited supply not TO exceed
weeks supply can get Goa! delivered,
Drake University sends team &c
Cirinne.l tonight to battle for honors IN
basketball against Gr!nnell College
team.
Principal Thompson, Of GrinneN high
school. had charge Of group OF boys
who went to Ottumwa yesterday morn =
ing TO attend the conference OF the
southwestern Iowa high school \. NJ
c. A.. lasting till Sunday night. The
bows from here are: Ray George, Pau!
Wheeler. Walter Wilson, Frank Amy
Ellsworth MCIlrath Richard steiner
Ti!nan Sawyer and Donald Brown.
w. e Dodge, president OF the Dodge
Tool COMPANY. was called 20 Chicago
Yesterday by the news OF the serious
Illness of his wife.
The BODY of Mrs. Rosa McDole, who
died at the Grinnell city hospital on
Thursday was taken to Eddyville today
for interment. She was the mother OF
Mrs. L. T. Jackson, Of this city.
Grinneu lodge of the knights OF
Pyth!as sent the following delegation
OF brethren 70 Newton 10 attend the
annual convention of the nineteenth
district: J. A Anderson, G. F. smith.
J. ?. Bryan. ". E. Hutchinson, Dr. '" T.
Ktnzer. Frank Harding and W. G. Ray
The news OF the sudden death oil
Norman G!lf!lan at his home in BA!o!t'
Kan. called his brother. l.. {. Gilman,
q his city, 70 that place, where the
tunera! was held yesterday. Mr.. Gil
fllan met his sudden death in rail-
way accident OF the Union Pacific.
Notice came yesterday 10 Mrs. Grant
Ramsey Of the death OF Mrs. Mary
KNAPP, at her home in Oklahoma City.
Funeral services are planned for sun
day at Mason City. She was in early
days a resident OF this city.
The annual meeting Of the Congre-
gational Sunday school this week made
selection Of the following officers for
the ensuing year: Superintendent, Fred
Morrison; assistant superintendent. II.
w Somers: associate superintendent
I. W. Taylor; secretary. ]. NJ. Wood
worth: treasurer, w. H. Wheelock; IL
brarian, Mrs. ]. T. Marvin: assistant
librarian, Miss Sarah Calk.ns; organist
Mrs. D, S. Umbenhauer.
Karl Cessna, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
T, Cessna, has received thru Congress-
man Ramseyer Of the Sixth district, the
appoint-rent to a place In the naval
academy at Annapolis.