Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-20
THE NEWS.
Times-Renrnlican.

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THE GRiNNELL NEWS.
Special to Times-Reprplican.
Grinnell, April 20.-Dr. and Mrs. r..
w. Clark arrived nome from their CALI
fornia trip Friday night.
The funeral of Mrs. Marsh was held
at the family residence on Friday at l
lo'clock. Rev. Vittum and Professor
Parker officiated.
w. Nj. Harris went to Montezuma to
visit friends over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Norris are ex-
pected home this week some time. They
will stop off several days on the return
trip at Salt Lake City. and Colorado
Springs and will reach Grinnell about
the middle of he week.
The funeral of Bert Pilgrim, who died
of meningitis in Oskaloosa, was held
yesterday at the home in h country.
"A large number attended the funeral.
Miss Ludwick, formerly art instruc-
tor, is spending a few days in town with
friends and relatives.
G. r. Findlay, Of Chicago, arrives to-
morrow to spend a week with his broth
er Charles, of the ]. G. Johnson drug
firm.
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business visitor in town Saturday. Mr..
where he had to complete some business
affairs.
Professor Parker will give the COM
mencement address to the graduating
class of the Clarion high school.
j. T. Byrnes was appointed to the po-
sition Of carrier for rural route No. 2.
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Houghton, who resigned.
B. j. Kicker is at home after a bust
ness trip of several weeks in Illinois and
Wisconsin.
A. N. Christensen, of Clinton, a neph-
ew Of Peter Weeden, is spending several
days In town.
Louis Middledorf has finally resigned
his position here as manager of the In
terror telephone lines and will go into
the phone exchange business. G.. r.
Van Dixie will assume his position. Mr..
Middledorf's resignation is effective in
May.
The Tuesday Club meets with Mrs.
w. I. Maybe tomorrow afternoon at her
home on North Broad street.
Mrs. Minerva B. Written bought the
DR.. w. III. Newman property on State
street, between Fourth and Fifth ave
nues. Consideration, $500. Mrs. Whit
ten intends to build on the lot.
Dean Ringer, of Lincoln, Neb, at
tended the Fraternity convention at
Iowa City and visited between trains
here with his friend. Paul Trigg.
Avery happy surprise was effected on
Miss Ada Anderson Friday night by a
large number of her friends. The occa-
sion was her birthday, the friends taxi
ing the opportunity TO show their
friendship. Games were enjoyed and re-
freshments served.
j NJ. S. Hodgdon, who spent the win
ter with his son, Mr.. C. G. Hodgdon, and
family, leaves tomorrow night for
Franklin Falls, N. H. Mr.. Hodgdon is
delighted with Iowa. He thinks there is
no comparison between the fertile lands
here and the rocky farms near his home
in that New England state.
Miss Ruby Parish is teaching In a
high school In O'Brien county. Miss
Parish teaches Latin and literature
DR.. E. b. Wiley was in Ewart on
Saturday on professional business.
Mrs. John Bryan, of Montezuna, Was
in the city Saturday to 1neet Mrs. a. +.
and Mrs. L. d. Rayburn.
Vesta Kirkland, Of Ewart, attended
the country school teachers meeting or
Saturday, conducted by Superintendent
Viola Schell at this place.
r. M. Haines was in Oskaloosa on
legal business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Brundage enter
tanned Mrs. l.. w. Cutter, OF Oska-
loosa, over Sunday.
Mrs. "A. +. Rayburn, Mrs. Z. d. Ray
burn and son., who have beer spending
the winter in Alabama, were in Grim
nell Saturday calling on friends while
on their way home to Montezuma.
w. E. Paul went to Gilman to visit
Sunday with his parents.
c.. E. Reyes, wife and child, who have
been visiting MI. keyes' father, left for
Tama Saturday evening to spend Sun
day, when they go to Sioux City. Mr..
Reyes has been an engineer on the
for seven years.
Edwin Parish spent Sunday in Mar
with friends.
Margaret Christian entertained
number of her high school friends Sat
urday evening. Various games were
and refreshments served. The
company broke up feeling that Miss
Christian was a charming hostess.
Rev. Cady, of the Congregational
church at Iowa City, led vespers at the
chapel, speaking on Tennysop.
whose character n life We're pictured
in hat fresh and vigorous style OF the
The vesper choir rendered the
doing especially good work In
the prologue. In the evening Rev. Cady
preached in the Stone church. His
was on the life and personality of
Stephen the martyr. A beautiful trib-
,te was paid to the power OF personality
md power of influence. Rev. Cady is
whom the general public loves to
near.
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