Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-21
Grinnell and Vicinity.

Special 10 Times Republican.
GrinneN, FEB. .1.-Miss Nellie Noble,
who came from her home in France
last fall and became student in
Grinnen College, has left Grinnell OF
Ter way to her home. called back BY.
the news OF tSe death CT her father,
OF Feb. 5, from the prevailing inf,u-
eDza. After she left this city for Nep
York. on last Sunday night, word came
here that Or brother had died The
girls OF the quadrangle sent beautiful
flowers OF remembrance TO the Vessel
on which she was 20 make the voyage.
She was one OF the girls sent to t:.e
United States colleges b. the French
commission ana had made many
friends here
Miss Anna Sanders. practical
nurse, is the supervisor OF a class ia
practical nursing under the auspices
OF the Red Cross leaders OF this city.
There is 10 De course Of fifteen les
sons in the Clements OF every day
home nursing and the completion Of
the course in a satisfactory manner is
TO be marked by the bestowal Of
certificate on the student. Mrs w
y
lain and Mrs. Eugene Hcnely are the
committee having the plan in charge.
The first class will be made up OF the
hrst twenty VINO sign up for member
snip. The first meeting Is 10 be held
at the Red Cross rooms, at O'Clock
on next Wednesday evening, Feb IS
A womans class has been organized
in the Baptist Sunday school to which
all women over forty and under 100"
years Of age IRE eligible It has been
christened "Brande Willing Workers"
and Will follow the internationa meth
DDS Of work. Mrs. J. NJ Kirk vas elect
ed president; Mrs. Hyde, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. King, secretary; and Mrs.
Z. E. Decatur, treasurer Chairmen
OF active committees. Mrs. Shadbolt
Mrs, kellenbacger, Mrs. c. E. Carer,
Mrs. Hannah Morgan and Mrs. W9 r.
Scandrett 1894
Fred Morrison has received word
from his brother Donald, who has been
in France in the Sixty third coast ar
tillery since last July that he has
reached New York City He expects
to get his discharge soon and plans
to go TO California, where his parents s,
Mr.. and Mrs. .. S. Morrison, OF this
city. are spending the winter.
The A. r, Lcngnecker family have
had visit from Elmer Beson, of their
home town, Walnut, who has recently
received his discharge from army SER
vice. ..--
Joe McGrew, just returned from the
fighting line in France. has some in
t6rpatin0 q "a Il
Ralph Little were in the same battle
and wounded close together and at al
most the same time. McGrew has
entirely recovered from his wound
but Little has been In the hospital
ever since the battle Of st. IMihiel.
+ Mrs. w F.. Vogel and her daughter
Stella were severely burned at their
home at Malcolm by an explosion in a
gasoline stove. The room was ruined
by the time the firemen reached the
home but the property damaged was
covered by insurance.
Miss Alta Vanderveer was the guest
Of honor last evening at the home of
her friend, Miss Mary Rule, where six
of her intimate friends also had been
invited, all in congratulation Of the
event OF Miss VanderyeeTs coming
marriage to Hobart Ross on the 22d
instant. Miss Vanderveer was the re-
cipient Of q pre- -nuptial shower on
Tuesday evening by, her Sunday school
| class, at the home OF the teacher, Miss
Bartlett. on Broad street-, About for
| ty members were present and enjoyed
| the buffet supper.
Tho news has Just come to the Grin
nell friends Of DR.. Katherine Waters
formerly Of this city, Of her marriage
on the 18th instant. In New York City
| to Willard De Forest, OF Washington
.. G. The bride als IN edts y 5uffSes,