Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-11
NEWS FROM GRlNNELL.
Blacksmith Shop Changes Hands
Democratic Caucuses Next Friday.
Special 10 rimes- Republican.

| Specldl 20 IimeS- RepuDllCan.
Grinnell, March IL j. +. Miller, wht
bought the c. r. Lisk blacksmith Shot
on Third avenue about year ago from
| Il. j. Sweet, has sold the same to Free
l.. Miller. of Jesup. who expects Il
take possession about the 21st of this
month j. f. Miller has not yet decided
upon his future course. but may de
eide to move to Missouri.
Presiding Elder j. NJ McClelland
spent a few hours among his former
parishioners here, Monday. on his way
To Newton from his home in Oska-
looSa.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carver announce
the birth of a daughter at their home
on Monday last.
There will be services in the ST.
Palls Episcopal church of this city on
Friday evening next, conducted by Rev.
w. ID. Williams of Iowa City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Boyer arrived
at home from their bridal trip yester-
day, accompanied from Chicago by
Miss Edith Boyer. Mr.. Boyer and his
wife will be at home for the near future
at the home of his father, c. w. II.
Boyer
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Billings left yes
terday morning for Los Angeles. CAL
where they plan to make their future
home.
z. NJ. Chaffee, who was called here
some time ago by the serious illness
of his father, has returned to his home
in Billings, Mont. His father, Miles
Chaffee, is now able to make his usual
daily visits to his office down town.
Bert Hobbies brings honor to his
high school and rejoicing to his friends
and fellow students. by his victor in
the Interscholastic Oratorical contest
at the Drake auditorium at DeS MONIES,
Friday evening. His selection was A
Plea for Cuba" and he is said to have
won decided victory over the many
high schools represented in his class.
He will go to the state contest at Spen-
Ger in about two weeks, with the hope
and expectation of his many friends
of another victory there.
The call has been issued for the
democratic caucuses in this city on
Friday evening next at 1880. to select
delegates to the county convention to
be held in Malcolm on the 10Th.
A definite decision has been reached.
by which "Pinafore" is to be presented
to Grinnell audience by Grinnell
cast. April 18th is the date selected
and the Colonial the place. Mr.. e. b.
Brande will have the training in charge
and the profits will go to swell the
college endowment fund for which all
Grinnell people are enthusiastically
working. The main characters have
been selected as follows: Sir Joseph
Porter. r. B. Brande; Ralph Rackstraw,
f. B. Westlake; Ctptain Corcoran, a.
C. Lyon; Dick Deadeye, Harold Gard
ner; Eoatswaisi, A. l.. Frisbe; Butter
cup Miss Holberg; Cousin Hebe, Mrs
G. P. Wyckoff.
Dr. Cady made a strong plea last
night at the Congregational church for
personal service in the work of evan
gelizing the world mot the preaching
from the pulpit. but the personal So
icitation from the pews is to Chris
tianize the world" There was large
attendance and many who remained
Tor the after meeting. The regular
meetings are closed promptly at nine
o'clock and the after meeting occu-
pies but fifteen minutes later The
subject chosen by DR.. Cady for to-
morrow afternoon at three is, "Choos-
ng the Highest" and for the evening,
THE Search for God"