Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-17
The GrinneIl News.

/ Special TO Tines Republican.
A patition was circulated among tn,
business men yesterday and was gen
houses Will close Thanksgiving am
Christmas days. giving; clerks and pro-
| prietors an opportunity to rest.
| w. II. Jones was in Brooklyn Friday
on business for II. F. Proctor & Co
| A box social WAS given at Alliance
| hall east Of town last evening for the
benefit of the Sunday school.
| George Lewis was a Marshalltown
business visitor yesterday.
Miss Maud Bartell entertained Rev
J. NJ. McClelland's Sabbath school class
of young men and women last evening
81 her home.
The high school football team left
for Waterloo last n! ght where they
meet the Waterloo eleven and try con-
olusions on the gridiron today. Here ii
Is expected that the local team Will
carry off the honors bu. that is an I'M
solved equation. The Grinnell team is
not equal to last years team and
Waterloo is reported stronger.
e. Il. Rust of Des lIoines Is visiting
with his brother. r. r.. Rust
Mrs. John Walton Is spending a few
days In Rock Island with relatives.
A case of petit larceny was up before
Squire Wilson Thursday. Several boys
were accused OF entering house and
taking a few dollars which had been
carelessly left lying around. The boys
pleaded guilty and tho one against
c1~ JAl
sentenced His sentence will no doubt
be revoked.
The freshmen at the. college were en-
joying their party last night in the
Rand gymnasium. which was prettily
decorated. The lights were covered
with red tissue paper, giving a very
pleasing effect of coloring. Various
methods seemed to be in vogue as to
entertainment. Prizes were distributed
for the prize winners and a BOBBY also
given. About 10 o'clock dainty refresh
ments were served. The Colonial or
chestra rendered music. President and
Mrs. Bradley. Miss Spencer Miss Fish
err. Professor Ryan aid Mr.. Barr chap
eroned the affair.
Samuel Nelson goes TO Sioux City
ative of the ]. Q. O. r. TO the grand
lodge. which meets there on the goth.
DR.. Edward Steiner is in Chicago.
where he addressed round table at
the home Of H. II. Kennedy. n college
alumnus, last evening. He breaches In
the Warren Avenue Congregational
church Sunday and viii address the
Congregational Club Monday evening.
Mrs. Bert Hogue, of West Liberty,
is in the city for several days visiting
with college friends.
Mrs. Maria Jackson Bartlett Hubbard
died at her home Thursday at GAO p.
IN. She was born on Jan. 16, 1S41, at
New Bedford. Mass. coming west with
her uncle. Stephen Bartlett, at the age
of IA. She resided III Grinnell till her
marriage to Mr.. John Newell Hubbard
in 1862. when they removed to st.
in 1879. Mrs. Hibbari then removed to
Brooklyn. residing there four years.
and then removed permanently to
Grinnell Mrs. Hubbard underwent an
operation six months ago without any
benefit. lingering till Thurs
day, when she went to her rest. Mrs.
leaves her only daughter. Miss
to mourn her loss. During
her mothers illness Miss Hubbard has
been constantly beside the sick bed,
to every want. Funeral |
services will be held mt the family resi- |
lenee. 1892 Broad street, Sunday at 8 |
o'clock, Professor Parker officiating. |
[nterment will be at Hazelwood. Will |
am Miles, w. c. Rayburn, w. I. |
Moyle. w. j. Rapson. Frank Thackeray |
md S. S. Pooley will act as pail bear
ars.
A telegram arrived from Rev. Ed |
nund Vittum Friday with the informa-
ion that the American Board of For
,ign Missions would meet in Grinnell
1ext year In October The telegram
vas brief. but the information is graft
'ying to Grinnell.