Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-12
Move OF orlnnsIl.

Grtnnei. July 12.-Grinnell played
an interesting game on her own
grounds Friday afternoon with the
Maytags. Of Newton. and apparently
faced SUCCESS thru eight innings. only
to lose out IN the ninth aud CLOSE
with . escore Of I to In Nswton's
favor
Nswton's favor.
At nine O'clock this morning the
manual training school department
OF the hish school was opened to all
boys Of or moro who care to take
summer training in that line under
Guy H Nichols. Of the high school
faculty, provided there are enough
such applicants 70 form the GLASSES.
Owing TO the recent accident on
Fourth avenue. and the discovery
that autos OF long wheel baas cannot
safely encounter q rise that the Eords
take easily. the River to-R River road
thru Gdnnsil, recently changed from
Sixth avenue to Fourth has turned
north at the corner OF Fourth and
State streets to strike Sixth lust
north Of the United Presbyterian
church.
Dr. w. n Kinssr II planning, with
others, TO give q lot Of boys q good
time Tor nine days Of camp life at
Camp Wapsllo. near Dddyville, under
the immediate supervision Of Pastor
W. q. Wasser. OF the Methodist
church here who 10 also q great low
ar Of boys. Any one between the ages
q ~ and II who will comply with
the hsalthful regulations and can
furnish tho personal expense fund Of
50 10 eligible. Il transportation were
by rail the railroad fare would be In
addition to this sum, but the present
plan seems to DO to have practically
free transportation by autos. The
dates now contemplated are July -
to 90. both inclusive, from home to
home again. Tho requirements as to
personal habits and conduct are such
- should govern every Lad Of that
ass, at homo or In camp. An appeal
IL made by the promoters OF the plan.
to those who arr able to do 4. boy a
favor and help him along tho right
road 10 manhood, that such persons
adoDt - whole or In part, boys who
are not abls TO raise the expense
fund b. thsmselvss, or only q part
Of It.
The contest has closed for the best
reasons ''Why oitisens Of Ggtnnell
should os members Of the drtnnell
Commercial Club" and the first prise
has bssn awarded to Harry Reynolds.
Of the 1890 high school class. !
The Young Womsns Fellowship
Oiub holds it, regular meeting this
svsning With . picnic supper on the
college campus At 8 O'Clock, with a
transfer 20 tho Congregational church
In cAss Of rain.
Tho election last Thursday evening
o. three directors in the consrega-
tional church. to 3ill vacancies 70
suited In the selection OF Jacob
xorns, A. D. Talbot, and Professor
p. q. T. Spencer whose term Of SER
vie> dates from their election.
George Fhilor, Of this city. has been
elected superintendent Of the oonsol-
dated school Of ssarsboro. beginning
n's york .. the opening p aEss of school in
Ma Eli.abeth .Fessss,a Of Guthrie
renter,, oarne 10 GrinnsIl Saturday
EeYsnins .fosi : Witt with the Misses
blanche and ,Hslen aEaald. She had
beAn Visiting In ottumwa and Osisa-
loosa.
Mr., =. II. Reynolds went from
Hrtnnell Saturday to Atlantic to visit
her mother, Mrs. a. r. Seaman. She
was accompanied BY her three
daughters, and plans 70 b away for
some time,
Tho 4. b. johnson residence, on
Park street near Tenth avenue. has
bean soiA TO J, "a. Rowe, who plans
70 take possession for home son.
A ssventy-fivs foot Life line, and
N exclusive ufe-boat are some Of the
latest announced improvements to
10 added TO the Arbor lake equip
ment,
Tho annual meeting Of the Grinnell
Watsr Company, the owners Of the
watcr Of Arbpr Lake and the land
Immediately surrounding It, u an
nolnced to be held at the office of
tho Spaulding Manufacturing Com
pany at Q o'clock Thursday morning,
July II,