Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-06
G-inneil and Vicinity.
Specisl to Times Republican.
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Grinnen. March 5.-Dean MstlaeS
OF the college, has just completed ar
ransements by which the men at the
college dormitories will hereafter
have the use Of the pool and billiard
able that formerly belonged to tie
Powtshiek CLUB. now defunct
triangular debate, scheduled FOR
! Friday. March "a. has been arranged
with Oshaloosa. Iowa City and Grin
nell high schools as the competitors.
Price control is 10 De the SUB eCt dis
cussed. Paul Porter. Walter Wilson
and John Talbot are 20 take the al
frmatire with the Oska ioosa team at
| OshaIoosa. Iowa city Will meet the
! Grinrell negative al Grinnell. This
team is Victor HarreN. Milton Diet
erich and Harry Barnes Another
triangular debate is being arranged
with Iowa City. Cedar Rapid. and
Grinnell
March is the birthday month Of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
OF the Methodist church of this city
and it is fifty years old this month
The society held it's meeting Tester-
day afternoon al the home Of Mrs. J.
! T. Smith and the golden date was re-
nernb"red by the ladies' with many
gifts
Mr.. and Mrs 4. J. Emerson. who
| recently bought a 34p-acre farm in
South Dakota near The town OF
Quinn. are moving there from the
Chris Emerson farm southeast OF Grin
NELL
Robert Thompson. OF the Bethel
neiehbo-hood, is apparently making a
good recovery from his recent opera
tion for the removal Of ruptured APP
pendiI.
Lieut.. Cedric Barnes. who had
t charge Of the rife practice in some of
| the cantonments, has received his
discharge and is AZ home here again.
The Parent Tea cheers Association
| and the wonnans Club or this city will
hold joint meeting at the high school
! auditorium at $50 o'clock on Monda Y
. Of next week, and listen to an address
! by DR.. Faris. acting director OF the
\ Iowa child welfare research station
| at Iowa City. His topic is to be The
Need For Prophylactic and Preventa :
| tive Measures For Our Normal Chill.
| dren.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ G. Eilers. who left
| FOR Clarion about year ago have
| returned TO again make their home in
| Grinnell. Mr.. Eilers taking q place in
| the Hoover garage
J Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bonsail, both
OF whom recently graduated in chiro-
prsctic. have made their plans 10 be-
! gin practice in Edmonton, Canada
| Mr.. Bonsall starts for that place this
week and Mrs. Bonsall will join hin
| after visiting her mother at Battle
| Creek. Mich.
! Grinnell has just added a new name
to her directory Of physicians in that
| of DR.. P. c. Gilberson. who has moved
his family from their former resi-.
dence at Boone. where they spent
five years. 10 so4 High street.
r. A. Clarke, who sold his 100 acre
| farm two miles north Of Grinnell last
fall to Fred NJ. Dee, Of this city, has
| moved with his daughter, Miss Cor
! nelia. into their new home at 1872:
| West street and Mr. Dee is installed
| on the farm.
| The deps rtment Of mechanical
| drawing. recently opened in the sigt
school here, has proved so popular
that there are twenty or more on tn,
! waiting list for whom there are nc
present accommodations.
John 2T,s has f,.en elected editor
c.I Frank TTiiroxen business man
ager Of the 1921 Cyclone Of Grinnel
College.
The Grinnell Commercial Club held
a very harmonious annual meeting OF
| Tuesday evening at the Methods
church. where the banquet wal
| spread. II. T. Barber was re- elected
| president Of the club for the mex
year. Roy r. Bates vice president anc
Carl Child treasurer. The eecretar.
is to be appointed but there seems M
| question but r. s. Kingdom will b,
| reappointed.