Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-26
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HAPPENINGS AT GRINNELL.
County Sunday School institute to b
Held There Thursday.

| Special t" Times Republican.
Grnnell, Feb. 26.-Mrs. j. e. Van
Evera. who sprained her ankle two
| weeks ago in coming out of one of the
stores, has found it far more serious
than she at first expected. She has been
at her daughters home for greater
convenience and better care than she
could give herself at her own home,
but is now so far recovered that she
can return home.
Mr. and Mrs John Lee are reported
as seriously i'll at their home 1923
anxiety consequent upon the illness
and death of their daughter. Mrs Har-
ry Fowler Of Brooklyn, have left them
an easy prey to the prevailing grippe
and its attendant ills.
The body of Mr.. James Lackey, who
died at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
Harry Wire. at Long Beach, Cal. about
week ago. arrived here last night,
and was inferred in Hazelwood Gene
terry by the side Of his wife this morn
ing, Rev. j. A. Hurley of the Baptist
church officiating.
A county Sunday school institute
will be held in the United Presby-
terrain church tomorrow. beginning at
10 o'clock The opening devotional
services will be led by Rev. w. W.
Woodburn. A paper on the assistance
the Sunday school may give to sup
plement home training. will be given
by Prof c. H. Horn. and the reverse
of this by Rev. Fl. w. futile: free
conference led by State Field Secre-
r., L. tph Tho nneninn
song service in the afternoon will be
led by ]. w Harpster. followed by an
address. "The Purpose of the Sunday
School," by Rev. Elias Handy, and an
address by the state secretary. when
music and the benedic1ion will close
the institute.
Miss Faith Willard is reported to
have passed the critical period in
case of serious blood poisoning result
ing from a slight scratch of a pin
while nursing a patient in Brooklyn.
and to be on the sure road to recovery
unless complications set in that can
not now be foreseen.
The lecture at the college chapel last
evening by A. E. Kepford. under the
direction of the state board of control,
on the subject, Tuberculosis. Its Pre-
venton and Cure" illustrated by stere-
optican views, was of interest to the
large student body, as we'll as many
outside the college ranks. that were
present, and should be very helpful in
the growing crusade against the
great white plague"
If nothing interferes with the normal
train service. the body of Colonel Sam
uel F. Cooper will arrive here Thurs
dav night and the public funeral will
take place at 1880 Friday afternoon at
the ngregational church, Rev. George
Atkinson. formerly a student here at
Iowa College. but now pastor of the
Congregati onal church at Campbell,
Calf. accompanies the body and will
speak with Professor Parker and 9TH
ers, at the funeral.
The school board has reelected SUI
perintendent Eugene Heneley for the
coming year, at a salary of $165O. Su-
perintendent Heneley is now in Wash
ington, y. c.. at the national meeting
of superintendent.
The call has been issued for eau
cuses in the various wards Of the city
for next Friday evening. February 2S,
from b o CLOCK unlll .. lOf TIE SeleCtloH
of delegates by primary vote to attend
the county convention to be held in
Grnnell on the 9Th of March. The
township primary caucus for the same
purpose is called for Saturday from
2:2O to $3.50.
The vote on the question of consol-
dation of rural schools in the north
east part of Chester township, as noted
in these columns yesterday, will take
place on Saturday of this week.
Mr.. G. E. James. who has been for
so many years connected with the gro
Gerry store first as the Grange Store"
and later under many different owners
and so recently bought and now con-
Quoted by Mr.. Darner, that he seemed
a very part of the business itself, has
resigned his position. Mr.. S. S. Part
low is taking his place for the present.
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