Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-18
ORGAN SDONORKAOYN
A. b. Perrill, Prominent Man
chester Man, Gives Grinnell
Chapel Memorial
DAUGHTER WAS FINE MUSICIAN
She Was orsanist of the consrega
tionaI Church at Manchester When
Stricken by Death Year Aso-Mat-
ter of the $4,000 Gift Just Formally
and Legally Settled.
Special to Times-Republican

Grnnell, Jan lS.--It is now made
public. as the matter has just been
formally and legally settled. that the
giver of the new $4,000 pipe organ for
the chapel Is Mr. A. b. Peril a prom
nent business man Of Manchester. II
Is a memorial to a beloved daughter,
a musician and the organist of the
Congregational church in Manchester.
who was called away by death about a
year ago. 1t seems to the giver and to
the recipients Of this valuable gift, thai
such a memorial should speak in all
the coming years OF It's existence, to
the thousands of young people VINO
soul of this young musician.
Rev. H. N. Dascom will preach both
morning and evening at the First Con-
gregational church. corner of Broad
street and Fourth avenue. The morn
ing subject is The Inter relationship
OF Church and College" AT this serV-
ice those members of the student BODY
who. by letters from their home
churches or otherwise, enter into as
sociate relationship" with this church
for the time of their temporary STAY
in this city, will be received into that
fellowship. The subject for the even
ing service Is Natural Laws and At
At the Methodist Episcopal church.
cornor of Park street and Fifth avenue.
the pastor, Rev. Elias Handy, VIII
preach in the morning, on the sub
ject. christianity and Natural Ten
dencIes," aud in the evening on
strength of Tests
Rev. j. Fl. Hurley, of the Baptist
church. corner Park street and Fourth
avenue. has for the subject of the
morning sermon, Christ Missed" and
in the evening, Christ Denied. Ihere
will be the usual evening song service
of the young people of the church.
At the recently dedicated United
Presbyterian church on Fifth avenue,
Rev. W. w. WOODBURY.. the pastor, has
chosen for the morning subject Hid
den Treasure" and for the evening,
This Man Receiveth Sinners" The
young peoples christian Union" Will
unite in early evening service with the
Christian Endeavor society at the
Congregational church.
At the Friends church on West
street south, Evangelist Robert knight
will hold the regular morning service
and will give special address to the
IN tGa avanfnp AT
2:3O in the afternoon there will be
mass meeting for the boys and girls.
The churches Of the city have finally
decided to unite in series of meet
ings under the lead of the evangelist,
Rev. DR.. Earle, Of Waterloo, whose
service to this people two years ago is
still fresh in their memory The pres
ent plan contemplates beginning these
on the last Sunday in Feb
ruary They will be held in the Con-
church, as no other church
in the city is large enough to accom-
modate the congregations on such an
occasion.
The five months old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Brown. corner of Spring
street and Second avenue, died Thurs
day in Hazelwood cemetery. The lit
tie fellow had never been very strong.
Rev. J. II. Hurley officiated at the fll-
neral.
Those who heard will not forget the
eloquence Of Governor
Hanly. of Indiana. at the chapel last
evening, as he presented the claims OF
"The Patriotism of Peace. His tribute
to Abraham Lincoln was thrilling, and
the entire address was one much need
ed in our country today to stir up the
hearts of the people to respect for law
and obedience to 1t.
E. J. Hadley has 1ust sold his fine
new residence on North Elm street to
an Iowa county farmer named Robert
Long, who will have possession the
first Of March. Mr.. Hadley will con-
tinue the habit he has acquired within
the past few years and put up another
good dwelling for his own use. 1t Is
by his energy in this direction, added
to his foresight In buying an 80 acre
tract Of prairie in northeast Grinnell
few years ago, that the city has today
so many fine dwellings In that addi-
ton.
c. M. Clump of Estherville, who re-
Gently purchased the Marvin Bros
stock of hardware on Commercial