Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-28
News of GrinnelI ar4 Vicinity.

Special 10 Times Republican,
Grinnell. Dec. 2S.-At the residence
Of Mrs. Charles Onthank, FIVE miles
southwest of Grinnell, will take place
tomorrow evening the marriage of her
daughter. Marie, to Charles kimball.
Mr.. kimball's former home was in
Merden. Conn, where his father still
lives. He is nephew of Mrs. A B.
Goss, of this city. The young couple
will make their home for the near fut-
ure in this city.
The funeral services over the body
of Mrs Samuel Petit were conducted
at the home this afternoon by Prof. L.
F. Parker, with interment in Hazel
wood. Her death occurred at midnight
poisoning from slight injury to one
of her fingers.
The following is the list of jury
! men summoned TO serve at the January
term of the district court which con-
venes in Montezuma on the 18th of
neNt month. Grand jurymen, Eldon
Hall, A. H. Phillips, and A. w Rine-
! hart from Brooklyn; B. S. Thompson
and Fred C. Schultz from Malcolm :;
James W. Copeland from Searsboro;
w. E. Atherton from Guernsey; w. E.
Miner from Tilton; Waldo McLennan
from Hartwick; F. j. Mccormick from
Montezuma; w. E. Harper from Barnes
City; and A. B. Cady from Grinneli.
Petit jurors, E. H. Spaulding, Henry
Sage, c. F. Connolly, I B. Bump, C.
A. Hoskins, j. W. Fisher, H P. Sim
mons, and j. 7. Hastings, from Grin
nell; Val Mcpherson, Robert Wylie, ST..
and c. E. Brooks, from Brooklyn; j. E.
Litzenberg and H C. Sanders from
Montezuma; William Mollison and j.
A. Long from Malcolm; Cal Johnson,
William Putnam, and w. C. Ochiltree
from Deep River; E. w. Armstrong
and 7. S. Craver from Searsbore;
Frank Mohr from Guernsey; J. NJ
Ryan from Chelsea; F. y. Wesco from
Newburg: and Norman Lyman from
Victor. The docket is said to be well
filed.
City Superintendent Eugene Henely
went yesterday morning to make a
holiday visit to his mother. who lives
in Clarion.
Superintendent Clevinger. of the
Brooklyn schools. was a Sunday visitor
at the home of Superintendent Henely
in this city.
The annual meeting for the election
of officers and the transaction of other
business of the Congreg ational churcf
will take take place on Friday evening
of this week, being New Years eve
and Will be opened by a free lap sup.
per provided by the ladies of the
church. The new carpet for the church
platform and the new cork mating
: for the aisles are on hand and vii
probably be in their places this week
Mrs Margaret Shfflet has sold tn,
fine residence property on Broad street
bought recently of A. w. Bartlett, t.
Mr.. H. w. Somers, secretary and bus
mess manager of Iowa College, tn,
consideration given being $3.50. Pos
. session will be given April l.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Critchett of thi
city are enjoying visit for the holida,
vacation from their son, Superintend
: ent Bertram Critchett of the Center
J vile schools, and also another son
!, Chester Critchett, who is attendin.
, Drake University in Des Moines.
Hon. c. w. Carter of this city, il
laid up with a sprained ankle but h
> had the pleasure of Christmas vista
, lIOu ITOlIl his DTOlHeT, Attorney DOndl(
NJ. Carter, of Chicago, and from hi
nephew, Clarence w. Carter of To
peka, Kan.
The annual family reunion of tn
Kingdoms and relatives took place OF
) Christmas day with the following fam
lilies represented: the brothers, C. Fl
!; and F. S. Kingdom, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w
! Brainard, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Law, MI
and Mrs. J. c. Goodrich, H. Barenfus
. and family, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. K. Rich
4 and Mrs. Jane Rich, Of this city: W
, E. Chedister and family Of Gilman
and A. G. Worden and family of Mar
shalltown.
Mrs. j. e. Van Evera recently soil
, the two lots and barn on the rear o
her residence property on Park stree
3 to the Spauldings. The land adjoin
the central railroad and makes con
tinuation of that ROW occupied by tn
Grinneii steam laundry, a part of tn
laundry building projecting over o.
!. this land.