Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
GrinneIi and Vicinity.


Special 10 Times Republican.
| Grinneli. Nov. 25.-Rev. Miss But
Ter, who has been for the past Year or
Two the pastof Of the Friends church in
! This city. has resigned her pastorate
| and gone 10 her fathers home TO care
for him thru a period of invaldis.n.
/. Rev Miss Smith, who has held the
Searsbo.o pastorate for some time.
mas come 70 the passionate here.
Mrs. Mary Sickle has bought and is
occupying the Ed Golden residence at
je27 West street and has rented her
own residence at l03 sixth avenue to
Edward Parineley from the country,
wao is already in possession.
Thanksgiving was a very quiet day
here with many family gatherings and
reunIuis OF friends. Large crowds
Went by rail 10 other towns and some
BY carriages and auto u friends
IN the country. The union meeting at
the Baptist church was Well attended
by both men and women in about equal
numbers The sermon by Rev. W. w.
Wcy1dburn. OF the United Pres byterian
church, is commented upon Tor It's
Myth and uuthfulness. The collec-
ton amounted to s2041. which was di-
vid+d between the Orphans Home at
VI 4
here
I Statements flied with the county
auditor snow that no candidate for a
township Office spent anything: that
Miss Ethel Maicom had 10 opposition
as candidate for county recorder ami
50 spent nothing: that the republican
county central committee spent a to-
Ia II s5i2as and has q balance on
hand that the candidate for recorder
! on the socialist ticket. J. G. Fangrn eyer,
spent % cents. and that other candl-
dates spent the following sums: L. NJ.
Reed sl54.o2: J. NJ. Goodson. s11l.l2;
Ralph sherman ss2.25: T. w. Smith,
$3.50: G. W. Binagar, s34.5o: Frank
Recnlev. $40. l. II. Saunders. s27: j. j.
1Corrougt. $500: J. w. Rose, $50 and
w p Arthur. 1856.
! on Tuesday last Ed Carney. while
pa ssing the John Icenbice farm on his
way home from Deep River, met with
an accident thru the frightening and
running away of his team that left him
With q broken arm and some fractured
ribs At latest reports he was resting
easy and on the road to recovery.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McGinn. OF
! Ewart announce the birth 10 them OF q
daughter.
I Mrs. James X. JORDAN. VINO mao Sl)eii
much o fher life in Cranforth and had
a wide circle of friends in Brooklyn ant
/ vicinity. died suddenly at Nicola. She
was a sister of Mrs. G. ". Hawkins
and Mrs. w. F. Vest Of MontcZuma
I both OF whom We're at Nicola at tbs
! tins, of her death. She is survived BY
| her husband. two daughters, one broth
er and five sisters. Interment tool
! place in Nicola.
III district court at Montezuma the
following divorces have been granted
this term: Lulu Millslagle from F.. E
Miilslagle. George A. Whitney from
Agnes A. Whitney, Susanna Craig from
Charles Craig, Emory G. Fuller from
Eta NJ. Fuller, Maud Wilson from r
B. Wilson, and Jean G. Hammond from
Russell G. Hammond. The case of 6
c. Jannev indicted for obtaining
money from the Grinneil banks unde
false pretenses. was continued on ap
plication of defendant. Thomas Pratt,
colored, giving Grinnell as his place 0
residence was indicted for conductin
a nuisance and also for adultery an
released under $500 bonds. George Fl
Hamlin, of Grinnell. was given a de
| cree of foreclosure of mortgage agains
Josephine s. Van Draska. Somethin
like hundred witnesses have testifie
III the case Of Alert Livesey. OF Sears
Sboro, and the case has gone to the jury