Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-11
Grinnell and Vicinity.

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Grinnell. Sept. 1f.-Mrs. w. s..
Roby has returned from her extend
ed visit in the west and Is at home
at s13 High street, Grinnell.
Mrs. Samuel Watson and her son
are again in their Grinnell home after
an extended and pleasant trip in the
east, including visit to Niagara
Falls. Mrs. Watson's sister, Mrs. z.
Barry, and her daughters, came with
her from their home in Beacon, NJ Y,
as did also Mrs. Forrestel. Of the
same place.
The J. M. Rivers residence. 1881
Elm street, has been sold to L. v.
Thompson, whose family are now
living there.
Warder III. Steaks has Installed
helper in the drug store in this city.
James McConaghie is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc.
Conaghie, in this city for couple Of
weeks, after which he plans to re-
sumo his course of study at Harvard
University. He has been in the hos
pital for some time but Is gaining
satisfactorily.
Pastor w. w. WOODBURY.. OF the
United Presbyterian church, with his
family, has returned from very
pleasant vacation in Michigan.
Prof and Mrs E.. B. Scheve are
expected home today from pleasant
summer in Estes Park, Colo.
The dates Of the Malcolm fair are
announced as the 2Sth. 29th and 30th
tof this month, and some good
features are promised. There will be
the usual racing program altho for
time the directors planned to dis
card that feature this year. Hand
some premiums are offered on live
stock and on corn. w. F. Douglass
is the present president Of the asso-
citation and William Mcclure is the
secretary.
In the absence Of a settled pastor
Of the Chester Center church Rev. ].
G. Lincoln, of this city, will preach
the Sunday morning sermon.
The Friends church pulpit here
will be supplied on Sunday morning
by Rev. Morris J. Lennon, OF Oska-
loosa, who will preach at II o'clock.
Alma Swift, a missionary from the
island of Jamaica, will speak at 1880.
The A. d. Harmon family, consist
ing Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon and
their daughter Lillian, are leaving
Grinnell, where they have spent the
summer, to go back to their former
home in Kansas City, Mo.
College doors will open in Grinnell
College and classes begin their work
at 8 o'clock on Wednesday, Sept. Is,
and President Mains will give the
opening chapel talk at 10 o'clock.
Prof. John 8. Nollen, who has just
reached this country from Europe, is
expected in Grinnell In time for the
| opening. Professors and instructors
are arriving daily and the prelimi-
naries in all lines are being taken
care of. Coach Saunders is on the
grounds and his assistants, r. W
Rogers, and Will Sherman are filling
their stations. Prof. 3. B. T. Spen-
Ger, who has been conducting sum
mer parties over the fields Of ravaged
Europe has not yet returned to his
home here. Several new professors
and instructors are adjusting them.
selves to their new environment
Prof. and Mrs. g.. p. Wyckoff come
from the Red Cross work they have
been doing in Europe. Professor ane
Mrs. r. B. McClenon are just back
in their pleasant home on Fourth
avenue after summer in New Yorl
City where the professor laugh
mathematics in the summer school O.
! Columbia University and, on the wa,
west, attended the meeting in Chi
cago of the American Mathematical
! Society.