Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-30
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Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell Dec. 30.-A business chan 20
took place here yesterday by which Ole
Engels, of the grocery firm of Appleby
d Engels, disposed OF his half interest
TO John Alertsen and Theodore Olsen
Mr.. Appleby still continues with the
firm and business will be carried or
under the firm name of The Appleby
Grocery Company. Both the young
men coming into the firm are from
farms in this vicinity and are new te
the grocery business. The sale also
includes the recently fitted up Lyric
lunch room on Main street which has
been presided over by Mr.. Engels. Mr.
Engels has not made public his future
intentions regarding business.
Reliable report has it that W. c
Bleamaster. of Iowa College athletic
fame, now coach at Carroll College
Waukesha, Wis. is to be married this
evening to Miss Abby Dillon of this
city, the engagement having existed TO,
a considerable time. The first public
notice of the matter here came from
Waukesha paper which stated tina
the news had reached the college boys
there but very brief time before
Bleamaster left for Grinnell.
Rev. A. F. Eldridge of Malcolm. who
was quite severely injured recently b,
fall on the icy pavement and re.
CURED the services of a physician fol
a time, is now so far recovered as te
be about his ordinary duties.
| The committee having in charge the
domestic science department of the
coming short course here is kept very
busy giving out information with re.
gard to the same and making prelirn.
mary preparations for the work TO BIZ
done. For the benefit of those within
the district embraced by the corn show
here the names of the committee are
here given: R. b Work. Mrs. L. NJ
smith, Miss Emma Valleau, Mrs. Johr
! Evans, Mrs. G. B. McGuin. Mrs. G. w
/ cowden and Mrs. Ethel Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Gray, of this
city, are having the pleasure of a visit
thru the holidays from their son. Hills
Gray, of Cloquet. MINI, and thei,
daughter Ruth Gray. from Manchester
The week of prayer will be observed
by all the protestant churches of the
city, there being a union meeting or
Monday night al the United Presby-
terrain church. led by Miss Butler. pas
tor Of the Friends church, and a un-
ION meeting on Friday evening at the
Baptist church, led by Pastor Ella:
Handy of the Methodist church. On
the other evenings of the week the
meetings will be at the respective
churches. except on Tuesday evening
When cottage meetings will be held.
The superior court reconvened after
the Christmas vaca ton and began the
hearing of arguments. There being nc
more jury work for the present term
the jury was dismissed.
At the meeting of the creditors OF
the Grinnell Pad and Blanket Com
pany at the office of Referee French
in Des Moines on Tuesday of this
week, at which Attorneys w C. Ray
burn, P. G. Norris, H. L. Boyer anG
H. G. Lyman were present from this
city, and Attorney Weber from OF
tumwa, to represent the Ottunwa cred
itors. Attorney Henry G. Lyman OF
Grnnell, was appointed trustee il
bankruptcy.
D. w. Brainard reports that the mer.
curry got down last night degree:
below any former record, being Is de.
grees below zero.