Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-26
The GrinneII News.

special 10 eS-ttepuDllcan.
Grinnell, Nov. 26.--H. G.. Armstrong
and wife spent Thanksgiving with
! their daughter, Dr. Almetta Burd, at
Cedar Rapids.
| The people who drive between Ches-
| ter and Grinnell have reason to rejoice
| over the change of very dangerous
crossing of the Iowa Central railway
from track crossing to a subway
The conditions heretofore existing at
that place have called out great deal
of criticism and there is a feeling Of re-
lief that no serious accident has occur
| red there, and that hereafter all dam
ger from that source Is ayerted.
Mr.. J. NJ Bauman and Miss Eva l..
Ferneau We're married at the home of
the brides parents, at 5 o'clock We'd
nesday evening last.
Mr.. L. T. Mastensen whose home has
been in Clinton, and who represented
the August Steffen Dry Goods Com
pany, of Davenport, has just bought
the residence property of William III.
Baum. 1925 High street, and plans to
make this city his future home. Mr..
and Mrs. Baum plan to make their
home in California but do not expect to
make the change before next summer.
Judge D. Ryan and wife, formerly Of
Newton, now of Des Moines, spent
day recently at the b. j. Carney home
in this city, on their way to visit
friends at Hampton.
The collection taken at the union
Thanksgiving services here amounted
to over $18 and was sent to the Home
for Homeless Children, located at
Council Bluffs.
Mrs F. r. Spaulding and Miss Edith
Boyer started last night on trip to
the st. Louis exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Robbins are en-
Pertaining Miss Mary Whitcomb, OF
Des Moines, who holds position in
the state historical department. DR..
Gershorn H. Hill and wife and daugh-
ter were also guests at the Robbins,
home for Thanksgiving.
Rev. w. d. Williams, D. D., of Iowa
City announces services in st. Paurs
church here on Monday next at 2:3O IN
the afternoon.
J. A. Stone and family spent Thanks
giving with relatives at the county
seat.
The presentation of the flag secured
by the efforts of the Women's Relief
Corps and by them given to the school
will take place at $3.50 Monday after
noon at the new high school building.
Professor L. F. Parker will make the
presentation speech.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Alexander OF
Chester, announce. the birth Of a son.
Gordon L. Berry and his mother,
who is member of the faculty of Iowa
Co11a,o, .,,1,Sla ONT 6riu;,,er ~, Thanks
giving day, had a runaway, caused by
the breaking of bolt in the carriage,
which resulted in a broken leg for one
of the horses and the subsequent death
of the animal. Beyond the excitement
and inconvenience occasioned the oc-
cupants of the carriage were not in
jured.
The new volume, entitled, "Party
Organization and Machinery" by Jesse
Macy, professor of political science at
Iowa college, has has come from the
press and is receiving favorable com
ment. Professor Macy was granted
leave of absence last year that he
might have time and fuller opportunity
to perfect this work. The work is
characterized by one who is well post
ed both in and out of politics as Cow
ering the CIR j completely" Pro-
fessor Macy is the author Of two 9th
er volumes that are extensively used
as school and college text books, but
the present volume appeals to the in
telltgent general reader who is seeking
for definite knowledge in this line.
New Forest City Pastor.
Special to Times Republican.
Forest City, Nov. 26-Rew j. T.
Walker, Of Baton Lake. Mich, has ac-
cepted a call to the Congregational
church. The church here has been
without pastor for several weeks. or
since the resignation of Rev. d. d.
McSkimning. who has gone to Okla
homa.