Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-02
The GrinneIl News Letter.

Specldl 10 luNeS -RepuDi1can.
Grinnell. June PROF. L. F. Parker
delivered the Memorial day address for
the citizens of Kellogg. ard Mrs. Par
ker accompanied him on the trip.
The people of Grinnell are very much
pleased with the promised visit of
Billy" Sunday TO this city It is now
positively given out that he will come
in an automobile on Friday morning Of
this week, and will speak in the Colon
al at ii o'clock, and return to Mar
shalltown for the evening services
there 1t is also noted that his address
will be on that occasion largely to the
young and a special effort will be
made 10 have that class present in
large numbers. Some of the singers
Of his evangelistic force are scheduled
to come with him.
Prof. and Mrs. Charles Noble, of this
city, have had the pleasure of a visit
from their soy, stedman Noble, with
his wife and infant child, from their
home in ST. Paul.
Mrs. A. H. Sterrett, accompanied by
Miss Mamie Sterrett. started yester-
day for Encarnpnent, Wyoming, where
they plan to spend the summer visit
ing relatives
The trial of Marion Hubert, who
was brougn, from Waterloo on Monday
on the charge Of deserving his family,
took place in the superior court yes
terday, ard resulted in his being put
under bonds for his future good be-
tavior in this respect J. G. Fangmey-
ct was also brought before the court
and questioned with the probable re-
suit that he may be brought before the
insanity board for examination as to
! his mental condition
i The sad news of the sudden death
of her father, Mr.. Charles E. Brown,
Of Sibley was brought to Mrs. F. E.
! Spaulding, and she went Immediately
! to her former home there. Mr.. Brown
had been in apparently good health UP
TO the time Of this sudden and fatal
attack.
/ AS one Of the results Of the state
meet at Des Moines, on Saturday last,
| Everett Turner, who won so much
athletic glory for himself and his coll
iege. was elected captain of the track
team for the next year.
William Tice, OF Chester, had one
hand badly torn and his face burned,
by the, accidental discharge of shot
gun on Saturday last, and was brought
TO: the city hospital here, where, at lat
est Teports.> be is doing we'll. He was
standing on the porch Of his home with
the butt OF the gun on the floor and
his hand resting on the muzzle, when
something caught on the hammer and
caused the discharge of the load.
Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Marvin are TAX
ing their vacation from the pastorate
of the Congregational church at Gin
cinnaai, Iowa, at their old ilone here,
where they will remain until after
commencement.
Deep River has recently discovered
|that she has in the person of one of
her citizens, James OdIin by name, a
direct descendant Of that heroic wom-
an of the pioneer New England days,
Hannah Dustin, who after her capture
by the Indians and hard march of
two or three days, slipped herbonds a,
night and tomahawked her captors
and made her escape and safe return
to her home and family.
o. K. Cole and A. p. Haines returned
On Monday last from their extended
trip into the interior Of Florida, and
report a very pleasant and helpful
trip Mr.. Cole has now gone for few
ldays to Chicago ON business.