Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-18
The GrinneIl News.

! Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, March 1S.-The body OF
Dwight Davis, who died in hospta
at Omaha from some brain trouble
was brought to the home of his par
Vents, Mr. and Mrs. II. |. Davis. of this
city, yesterday, and the funeral took
c:3C, with interment in Hazelwood
| cemetery.
Justice j. II. Wilson met with pain
| full accident yesterday, by which the
| fourth bone of his right hand meta
carpus was broken. and the entire hand
strained in an attempt to keep him.
self from serious injury by fall in his
office.
The college girls who room at the
Ladies' Cottage were surprised and
pleased to receive on Tuesday evening
Of this week. Il very large and fine
cake, as gift from the former ma
IRON, Mrs Elizabeth Shaw, on the eve
Of her marriage in Davenport to Mr..
Terrell. of Manchester. The announce
lnent of this wedding was made in
these columns some weeks ago. They
will make their home in Manchester.
A very interesting, and profitable adj
dress was given last night before the
Congregational Brotherhood and in
yited ladies, by Professor Conard, on
the subject of sanitation. The lecture
was profusely Illustrated by stereopti-
con views. After the address, Professor
HENDERSON took UP the discussion
which afterward became general.
Very many of the people of Grinnell
1,a1 l,no WI laos n
nouncement that Bishop Z. II. Hughes,
former resident of this city and son
of Rev. T. B. Hughes, now resident
here, will be here for visit to his par
ents and old-tme friends, and will lee
ture in the Methodist church on the
evening of April Z. He is now located
at Los Angeles, Cal.
The body of +. r. Brenniman, who
died on Sunday last, was taken yester-
day to his old home at Brooklyn for
interment, the comrades Of Gordon
Granger post acting as escort and pail
bearers to the depot.
A number of people from this city
who formerly lived in the vicinity Of
Gilman, and who still have interests
there, are planning to attend the dedi-
cation of the new Methodist church
just completed there, to take the place
of the one destroyed by fire last year
Jacob Rivers. having closed out all
his business interests in this city, has
recently moved to his large farm in the
vicinity of Montezuma.
!. The Congregational Brotherhood at
their meeting last evening, had q spe-
cial invitation, read by President G H.
Horn from the Good Government
League of the college, to attend in a
body the lecture by Attorney General
Byers, scheduled for the evening Of
April Il, at Herrick chapel.
w. A. Laybourne has been visiting
o.rinnell friends, after a long period of
absence in Texas, in the interest of the
Spaulding manufacturing Company. He
is so well pleased with that country
that he has given up his position and
taken a large farm, and plans to make
his future home in the Panhandle re-
gion.
Mr. and Mrs. L. o. Wilson have
moved their goods to Coolidge, Kan,
where they expect to make their home
for the future.
Prof E. B. Scheve is suffering from
complete nervous breakdown, and
has given up his work in Iowa College
for the present, and probably for the
rest of the year. Both Professor and
Mrs Scheve started this morning for
Battle Greek, Mich, where it is hoped
he may so far recover as to take their
projected trip to Berlin this summer.