Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-21
The Grinnell News.
Snenial to Times-

/; Grinnell. Nov 21-S. S. PartloW,
who has successfully managed two or
three different restaurant enterprises
in Grinnell and who has been for
some months doing a very satisfactory
business of that kind in Marshalltown,
was here day or two ago, looking
over the building now occupied by the
hardware stock recently sold to the
National Scales company, with view
to opening up a restaurant there when
the room is vacant, as it will be very
soon.
The grand jury has finished its Ia
bors for this term of court, and has
theen dismissed. Aside from the in
dictment Of Parn Kirkpatrick. of this
city, for assault with intent to commit
great bodily injury, following one for
gambling, true bills were found against
Ray Rutherford for breaking and en-
tdring Wassoal's store at Ewart a
number of months ago; against Philip
Martin on four different charges;
Charles Tfbbets, giving liquor to min
ors and in company with William Lun-
dy and John Hinegardner, for gam
bling at Malcolm; Ralph Darner of
Montezuma, for giving liquor to min
ors, who plead guilty and paid fine
Of 800; Fred WATSON, of Malcolm,
for selling liquor at his restaurants
Most, or all of these, it is expected, will
be disposed of at this term of court
E. B. Brande, who has been to Chi
'cago and to Madison, Wis, on bus
mess trip, expected to have the pleas
ure of seeing the championship foot
ball game today between Wisconsin
and Chicago, at Madison.
George Shilders and Joseph Elsie,
have just shipped in four carloads Of
cattle each, from Minneapolis, to feed
on their farms near this city
E. G. Paine. manager of the Rock
Islands business for this city, has
been appointed deputy grand chancellor
of the twenty-first district, grand
lodge of the knights iof Pythias, the
district embracing Grinnell, Newburg;
Kellogg, Newton, Victor, and New
Sharon.
The friends and relatives Of Mrs. G.
w Pearce, whose home is near West
field, are rejoicing with her over the
success of the surgical operation she
has recently undergone at a hospital
in Des MONIES.
Mr.. j. n Knight, of this city, had
the unexpected pleasure Of a days Wis
it from two eastern friends, Mr.. Nc
CURE, of Vermont, and Mr.. Brown, of
New Hampshire, who were on their
way to California.
Announcement is made of the COM
ing wedding of Mr.. O. F. Barnes of
this city, and Miss Josephine Hanson.
of Salt Lake City, which is scheduled
for Thanksgiving day at the home of
Mrs. c. w. Hartzell, of this city, sis
ter of Mr.. Barnes.
The Congregational people Of New
burg are planning for tomorrow cele-
ration of the twelfth anniversary of
the dedication of their church building.
Communion service will be held in the
morning, conducted by Rev. R. F. Law
who was pastor at the time of the
church dedication. The evening service
will be one of song, experience and re-
union.
Or. and Mrs F.. s. Evans, who have
Just moved into Grinnell to make a
permanent home, are occupying the >.
II. Crosby residence during the alb
sence of Mrs Crosby and children on
their EXTENDED visit in Alabama.
Iowa College alumni and other
friends of c. w. Hacker, class of 1894,
speakership of the legislature, in which
body he is serving his second term as
representative from Webster county.