Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-25
Tho Grinnell News.
Special to imes-KepupIican.

Special W
Grinnell, July 25.--Rev. T. o. Doug
| lass, Jr, from Vermilion, S. D., will
supply the pulpit at the Congregational
church tomorrow morning. Rev. j. A.
Hurley will preach at the Baptist
church. Presiding Elder j. M. Nc
Clelland will preach at the Methodist
church I'M the morning, while Rev.
Elias Handy, pastor of that church,
will address the open air union meet
ing at o'clock in the evening.
A genuine but very pleasant sur
prise was perpetrated upon the mem
bers of Company K on Thursday eve
ming, after the usual exercises of the
school Of instruction, when Quarter
master Sergeant u. A. Barnes and
Sergeant William Doud led the way
to the. tables, where an inviting lunch
had been spread by Mrs. Barnes and
Mrs. Doud. After doing full justice to
this feast Mr.. Barnes passed the cigars
and remarks were in order from var
ious members of the company, all of
whom are confident that there 10 q
bright future for Company K.
Mr. Samuel E. Gates was called to
Ladora yesterday morning to attend
1.-THE funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
]. D. Gates, who died in Livermore on
Wednesday morning last of paralysis.
1t is just three months since her hus-
band died at Ladora Of the same trout
BILE. Mr.. and Mrs. Gates lived IN La
dora and vicinity for forty years
This is the fourth relative of Deacon
Gates that has died from paralysis
within the past year and half.
Mr. Gates also related the details
of the death of Pearl Chandler, for
merly a resident of Ladora, and \
schoolmate of Mrs. H. w. Sparkling
of this city and of Mrs. Will Sanders
living near here, whose body was taken
thru Grinnell on Wednesday evening
last and buried in Ladora- He had
just finished seven years course OF
study as a medical missionary and
was spending a brief vacation with his
brother at Three Rivers, Mimi, when,
in a railroad collision, he met his
death.
The following real estate transfers
in Grinnell are matter of record:
Hannah LAGRANGE to Nathan La
Grange, lot 5, block 80; Sanborni w.
Belden, ct al, to Nettie B. Coop, lot 8,
block /, Hadley's addition, $500; Jo-
sephine NJ Rust to Mutual Home Loan
& Savings Association, lot 1, block 2.
Merrills second addition, $500;
Charles W. H. Boyer to Orsa M. Cole,
lot 16 Beyers addition $3.50; b. n.
Schooley to Harvey Saville, lot Z. block
20, West Grinnell, $1.10O; Martha ]. A.
Cox to F. P. Brechtbill, lot 1, FLOCK s.,
Hadley's addition, s437; w. L. Fow-
Ter to F. Fred Laros, lot 8, block 2,
Merrilrs addition, $1,000; Lizzie $. Nor
ris to P. G. Norris, lots 9 and 10, block
8, East Grinnell, $4,000; Fannie H.
Rutherford to Cornelius Powell, lot l.
in lot 8, block l, Growers addition,
$4,000.
Public announcement is mace that
the cashier of the newly organized saw
ings bank at Newburg will be "A. K.
Murphy. a SOM law of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Burroughs, who is at present
bookkeeper in Bessemer. Ala. but who
will very soon move his family to
Newburg.
Relatives Of Joseph jenkins have re-
ceived word from him from Everett,
Wash, that he recently lost all the fin
gers of his left hand while at work IN
a lumber mill in that city.
DR. and Mrs. D. H. Gallagher an
nounce the birth of daughter on
Tuesday last, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Deming, living east of the city report
the same good fortune in their home.
Mrs. A. R. Head, who went to the
hospital for treatment some weeks ago,
has been steadily declining in health
and her son, Herbert Head. has come
from his home in Michigan to be with
her for a time.
A serious accident occurred to the
new cement bridge in process of con-
struction over Bear creek near Mall
com, by which Contractor Nlortland
will be the loser by about 5000. Eth
er thru some miscalculation or because
of some unlocked for strain the arch
proved too weak and collapsed. Forum
ately no one was injured but the loss
and the DELAY are unfortunate for both
the contractor and the travelling public.
Mrs. Samuel Nelson and Miss ELI
abeth Hammond are spending couple
of weeks in st. Paul and Minneapo-
lis.