Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-11
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The GrinneII News.


Grinnell, July lion Wednesday
evening last, the following officers of
the Odd Fellows lodge in this city
We're installed by District Deputy c. G..
Adams, of Montezuma, assisted by G.
c. Hunt, of the same place, acting as
grand marshal: c. X. Rich, N. g.: L..
F. Rich, v. G.: S. Nelson, ST., secre-
tary; F. P Marvin, treasurer: w. L.
Dittmer, chaplain; o. D. Harris r. S.
N G.; Henry Baustian, L. S. N. g.;
E. p Bonsall, r S. V. G.: c. F. Chord,
b.. S. v. c.; A. A Legg, warden; John
S. Rollins, conductor; j. w. Bowman,
r.. S. s.: F. w. Gruhn. L. S. S.; F. L.,
Connolly, G.; Barney Reynolds, o. G.
Refreshments followed the installation
and a general good time is reported
The lodge is in a very f1ourishing con-
dition, both as regards increase of
numbers and finances, having just paid
off the last dollar of Indebtedness upon
their fine new hall on Main street.
The Rebekah installation staff go to
Malcolm tonight in carriages to install
the officers of the Rebekah lodge there,
under the leadership of Mrs. Maggie
Decatur, district deputy.
The organization of a savings bank
at Newburg, spoken of some time since
in these columns, was effected on
Thursday last with a capital of $1O,-
900, and the following officers. j. L.
Burroughs, president; and G. d. AL
den, vice president. The remaining
officers will be elected later. The fol-
lowing is the present board of direc-
tors: j. l.. Burroughs, G. D. Alden, g.
Fl. Hamlin Of Grinnell H. c. Gates Of
Ladora, John Newcomer, P. Y. Fuller,
and James Lowery. The committee to
L. Burroughs, John Newcomer and p.
Y. Fuller and on supplies, G. H. Ham
lin and H. C. Gates.
The birth of a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs c. o. Bowers of Malcom. and Of
a son to Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Harris of
Chester, is reported.
The temperance movement will be
the theme in all the churches in this
city tomorrow, and services in the in
forest of the same cause will be held in
the country The following speakers OF
TIL, anti-saloon league are announced
to speak as follows: Congregational
church, Rev w. c.. Barber; Methodist
church. Rev. w. q. Allen; Baptist
church, M. S. ode, LII. D.: United
Presbyterian church, Miss Harriet E.
Yeater The regular open air mass
meeting will be held at 6 in the evening
Addressed by Rev Barber. There will
be afternoon meetings at o'clock at
the Fowler school house, and at Vest
field.
A letter from Dr. e. A. Steiner. writ
ten on the steamer "Alice" on the 18th
of June states that he and his party
of young men were all in good health.
and had a very enjoyable voyage. They
expected to be in Naples two days lat
er.
Rev J T. Marvin, who has been In
the hospital at Rochester, Mimi, has
greatly relieved his many friends IN
this vicinity by sending brief an
nouncement to the Grinnell Herald
that he Ii recovering very nicely and
has beer: able to ride from the hospital
to the city and back, and expects to be
sent home soon.
The Twilight league" base ball
games still continue in interest. with
the clothiers in the lead, having an I'M
broken record of success. In the game
of Thursday evening the Windsor CLUB
were victors over the Glove Factory
team by score of to 2, in what was
dominated pitchers game. with
Kibby and Clindinn in the box for the
Windsors, and Dodge for the Giovers,
and Kreigh Carney for umpire. On
Wednesday evening, the clothiers won
from the fire department by the close
margin of to 3 in hotly contested
game. Patton pitched for the clothiers,
and the fire boys put in new man,
waite, who promises to wake up things
il his work in this game is any cri-