Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-30
The GrinnelI News.

The GrinnelI News.
Grinnell, Jan. SO.-The rooms In tho
third story of the Grinnell block have
and the Modern Woodmen with the sis
ter organization, the Royal Neighbors
will hold joint installation and dedi-
cation of this, their new hall, on Mon
day evening next. The regular install
| iation ceremonies will be followed by q
box social. boxes to be furnished by
| the women, and enjoyed by the mem
bers of the two societies only.
The Woodmen and Royal Neighbors
of Sheridan recently installed in joint
meeting, the following officers:
Woodmen--Consul. Henry Schultz;
advisor, f. R. Graham; banker, Otto
Schultz; clerk, W. j. Haynes; escort, f
Z. Graham; Waterman, w. w. Lynch;
sentry, Otto Broders; manager, H. j
Herman.
Neighbors - Oracle, Mary Wolcott:
vice oracle, Alice Coe; chancellor
Fannie Hays; recorder, Ada Anthony:
receiver, Nettie Graham; marshal, Ha-
Eel Coe; inner sentinel, Lennie McFate:
outer sentinel, Alma Shope; manager
F. Z. Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Jacobson. of Sher-
idan, announce the birth at their home,
of thirteen-pollnd girl, on Jan. 20.
The Forum and Phi Delpn societies
of Iowa College, make announcement
of the fact that they will present their
first dramatic effort on the first of May.
in the presentation of THE Gentleman
from Indiana" dramatized in four acts.
Announcement of some important
features of the coming Iowa College
"Cyclone" and of the advance orders
received seem to indicate that some-
thing unusually good is in prospect and
the board is striving to make it the
best ever"
The pulpit of the Congregational
church of this city, will be occupied
morning and evening tomorrow by Rev.
f. T. Rouse, pastor of the First Con-
gregational church of Omaha.
Rev S. E. Wilcox, of Des Moines,
secretary of the Iowa Baptist state
convention, will preach both morning
and evening in the Baptist church here
tomorrow.
Mr. George Proctor has recently re-
signed his position as bookkeeper for
the Thompson Brothers Washing Ma
chine company, of this city, and Mr.. L.
W.. Taylor of Waverly is filling that
position.
Mrs. w. ]. Ward, formerly of Gill
man, but who bought some months ago
the residence property belonging to A.
b. Gage, Of this city, which >she now
occupies, entertained the Gilman Farce
club, recently, the following members
being present: Mesdames L. w. Sea-
ger, A. f. Urbine, l. c. Gould, K. M.
Bancroft, l. L. Gould, A. d. Fanton, ID.
Grady, H. B. Darrah and j. S. Darrah.
At the district convention of the
Knights of Pythias, scheduled to take
place in this city on Feb. %, Brooklyn
lodge has been invited to emplify the
work in the knights degree, and has
accepted the invitation. Many of the
very prominent members of the order
are expected here, among whom may
be named Past Grand Chancellors
Hunter and Bilby Present Grand
Chancellor Ferguson, and Supreme
Representative Cassius Dowell, of Des
Moines; Ben Sallinger, of Carroll. and
Bernard Murphy, of Vinton. The local
members are making ample prepara-
lions for the comfort, convenience and
enjoyment of the many guests they
have every reason to expect to be in
attendance.
In spite of the terrible weather con-
ditions nearly every seat in Herrick
chapel was filled last evening, to listen
to the great Nordica and her assistants,
and the auditors expressed themselves
as we'll repaid for their efforts in go
ing and returning.