Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-04
"sMokER" FOR HON. KENDALL.
Meeting Planned by Windsor Club, of
GrlnneII, Has No Political Slgn't'-

members of the "Mindsor Club have
planned a Very interesting meeting lol
themselves tomorrow evening, ana
have kindly extended the pleasure Oh
that meeting to as many OF thei'
friends as they can accommodate IN
their Well appointed club rooms. Inc
/ guest OF honor for the evening Is the
Hon ~ T.. Kendall, of Abba, late
speaker of the house and candidate
for congress from the Sixth district.
There is, however, no political s1gniti-
canoe in this visit as the meeting Is a
purely social one. The meeting is de-
nominated a smoker, and in addi-
ton to what is thus implied, will have
music in abundance and Of first quail
! ity from the orchestra, speech from
the orator guest, and an oyster
luncheon, with any added diversions
that the committee of arrangements
may see fit TO provide Ii is not yet
| known at what hour Mr.. Kendall VIII
arrive or depart nor what VIII be the
subject of his address
The Windsor Club WAS projected ana
an actual organization effected in the
summer of 1907 Its membership Is
! limited in number TO fifty, TO be COM
| posed only of white unmarried males
over eighteen YEARS. OF age II IS said
TO be an unwritten law that any mem
| her who becomes Il benedict shall do so
! only at the forfeiture of his member
/ ship in the club. and the cost OF sup
per to the remaining members. The OBJ
| jects of the club are purely social IN
| their nature. Drinking or having in
possession any spirtuous liquors IN the
| club room is strictly forbidden by the
/ bylaws. as is also any form OF
gambling or game of chance. No dis
| cussons of d political religious or 9th
er nature liable to intlame the feelings
and arouse violence of debate, are per-
mitted Regular meetings OF the club
take place the first Monday of each
month. but special meetings may be
called by the president
The civil suit of Nagel against Ur-
dangen. in which the plantin claimed
S5S. came to trial before a jury in JUS
tice W ilSon's court yesterday morning.
The evidence was in and the arguments
OF counsel closed at noon and the jury
was dismissed for dinner. After din
ner the jury wrestled with the propo-
sitions involved until nearly o'clock.
when they delivered to the justice
verdict in favor of the defendant Ur-
dangen in the sum OF so cents.
j. j. Mullin went to Davenport yes
terday morning with his brother-in-
law. Joseph Worrall, aged rs years,
who has been suffering for some time
past with very serious kidney trouble
He is graduate of the klrksViile
school of osteopathy. and has been
practicing for the past two years at
Leavenworth. kas. He will be placed
in a hospital at Davenport for care ana
treatment.
Walter L. Hastings is thinking serl-
ously of severng his connection with
the real estate firm of Mullin & Hast
ings here, and moving to his farm sew
en- miles north of Wichita. kas. He has
fine eighty acres two and hall
miles from Valley Center. in the midst
of one of the best alfalfa tracts in
that part of the country.
Ed. Forby loaded a car of household
and farm goods yesterday and started
for Flagler. Col, near which place lie
has taken up a government claim. He
will thus be located not Very far from
large colony of Grinnell people,
mostly women, who went last fall to
live the required time upon claims on
which they had previously filed. Or
VILE Jordan also left yesterday for
F'lagler.
Al the last session of the city eoun-
ell the resignation of Councilman L.
d. Kemmerer of the Second ward. was
accepted. Mr.. kemmerers business
will probably call him away from the
city for large part of the next few
months.
John Spencer was awarded the con-
tract for making the cement walks
of the city. his bid of twelve cents
square foot being the lowest one Of
fered In the case of the damage suit
of Jackson against the city of Grin
nell for injuries sustained from defec-
tive sidewalk, the city attorney was
empowered to employ an assistant at
torney to defend.
c. F.. Anderson of this city. has the
distinction of being chosen secretary
and treasurer of the Funeral Directors
Association of the Sixth district and
Grinnel has the honor of being chos-
en- as the next place of meeting.
Good progress is being made upon
the city hospital and if it continues,
the building will soon be ready for oc-
cupancy. TIE knights of Pythias have
Just voted $50 from their funds toward
the expense of maintenance of the
hospital.
j. c. Kirby of this city. went to
Brooklyn this morning to take charge
of the funeral of Mrs. Robert Sinner, !
a slster-in-law of Judge Scott She
died on Sunday night last of pneu-
monia.
The funeral of W. T. Allen, formerly
treasurer of Poweshiek county and an
old and we'll known resident living
some four miles north of MonteZuma.
took place yesterday in Montezuma.
He died last Sunday night
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