Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-08

ment~ OF l,1S6 at the opening of the
term, distributed as follows: High
school, 375; Davis school, 259; Coop
err school, 1877 Parker school, 1872:
Center school, 223. Lack of space for
the comfort of pupils has already
caused the refusal of some from the
country, and there Is n prospect of
more reflections along that line.
The Aberdeen Angus breeders Of
fored a prize for the best samples Of
That breed shown at the fair by
members Of the baby beef clubs OF
the county. gold watch was a
special trophy and this was supple
mented and enlarged by ten cash
prizes aggregating $25. The names Of
the winners have just been an
nounced by Secretary Bailey. Wilbur
Molison. of Malcolm. wins the gold
watch valued at $25, and the first
and second cash prizes OF 81 and So.
Calvin korns, OF Hartwick, wins
third prize OF SO; Nelson Korns, OF
Hartwick, the fourth prize of SO, and
the ninth of So; Theodore Miller, OF
Brooklyn, the fifth. Orville Neville,
OF Malcom, the sixth. George Nor
row, OF Grinnell. the seventh; Orville
Neville, OF Malcolm, the eighth and
Versil Sherwood. Of Hartwick. the
tenth, all OF 81 each.
0. b. Mathews leaves the position
he has held for several years in the
Child art rooms OF this city for a
| travelling position with the Spauldiug
! Manufacturing Company, where he
Will sell cabs and truck bodies to
1obbers and the general trade. He
| plans to leave his family here.
Weather at all permitting the city
pand VIII give Its closing outdoor
concert at 1880 this evening. The
band announces the plan to continue
| practicing thru the fall and winter
and be ready at the opening OF warm
weather next year to give the pub
Tic better concerts than those heard
| this year. Next Wednesday the pub
| lie will be asked to do Its part in
this program by responding to the
| appeals OF tag day for raising money
| towards the expense the band will
| incur In these months of preparation.
The many friends in Grinnell OF
the L. B. Godbey family. formerly for
years in this city. will be touched
with sympathy at the news of Mr.,
Godbey'g death near Mount Pleasant
| last Friday night. The body was
| brought to New Sharon for burial on
| Sunday under Masonic services.
II The Labor Day baseball tourna-
ment played on Ward Field In this
city ended In the triumph of the fast
Newton team. which defeated Grin
| nell by a score Of to 0, and then
Brooklyn by to 0. The Montezuma
| team did not come because Of illness
in tho family of Manager Lamb
Zonderman pitched for Newton and
was given great praise.
On Friday evening OF this week
Rev. e. w. Cross. pastor OF the
CONGREGATIONAL church, will give q
lecture entitled The American CRU
sade." in the congregational church
| at Chester Center.
A. j. Emerson. who went with q
shipment of horses from his home at
Quinn. s. D., to st. Louis, has
stopped on his rturn Journey to visit
relatives and old friends in Grinnell
Mrs. Emerson, who has been visiting
IN Missouri, Is visiting her brother
at Montour.
Mark Schwab has just traded his
Quarter section farm In Sheridan
township to VIII Evans for his thir-
ty-three acre farm adjoining Grin
nell on the south and facing West
street. and the difference in value In
cash. Mr.. Evans gets possession
March /.