Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-15
Grinnell and Vicinity.

Special TO Times-Republican.
Grinnell, July 15.-At the annual
election of the fire company of Mont
eZurna all officers were reelected as
follows: Chief, Fred Carr; assistant
chief. ]. Z. Harden; secretary, B. L.
Powell; treasurer. f. V. Harper; cap
tain of cart No. !, Walter Bowers; cap
tain Of cart No. 2, C. w Hawkins,
captain of hook and ladder wagon,
Ralph Butts.
Attorneys of this city, as of the
county at large, are congratulating
Brooklyn and their distinguished cit
izen, John r Talbot, on his nominal
ton for district judge at the recent
convention
The spauldtng and Lanphere feed
shed on West street has been leased
to James F. Wiley. of Malcolm. who
takes full possession on Monday, July
IS.
A. w. Child has received the an
nouncement from his son, Clinton
child, at Portland. Ore, of the birth
of a daughter at his home on the 18th
of July, the first grandchild in the line.
Company X starts for Iowa City on
Monday next to go into state camp for
the following ten days.
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who has been manager of the Moore
store of that town, plans to remove his
family soon to wtlliston, \. d. where
he will go into business for himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Boryata OF this
city announce the birth Of a daughter
10 them at their home on East street
Mrs. Phoebe AIears started on We'd
nesday for her home at Brentwood
Texas. after visit of some two
months at the home Of her sister, Mrs
Plambeck, in this city.
Mrs Elizabeth Ludernan died on
Sunday morning at the home Of her
son, Charles Ludeman, on a. farm some
five miles north of Montezurna. The
funeral was held at the home on Tues
day. services being conducted by Rev.
II. f. Gilbert, of MontezuTna. with in
terment IN the cemetery at that town.
Deceased was born in Hanover, Ger
man. In 1870, was married to Freder-
tck Illdenlan in 1864 and came to this
country the next year, living in Wis
consin until 1871 when they came to
Poveshiek county, Iowa, and located on
a farm near Montezunla. Mr.. Ludeman
died some ten years ago. Their three
children survive them and We're al
present at the funeral of their mother
They are Fred G. and Charles F. Lude-
man and Mrs. Anna Mccormick.
I Pastor Il. n. Dascomb will preach a
the Congregational church on SUNDAY
next and especial attention is called tc
the fact that, to favor the officials o.
the Sunday school the time of begin
ming the preaching service has beer
changed from 1920 to II. Supda!
school will be held from 9:45 to 1915
Montezuma officials are in the mids
Of a wrestle with the hitchrack ques
ton from which Grinnell recent!
emerged, but Montezuna IS likely Il
come out at the other end Of the log
from cirinnell and. to the thinking o
many of the GrinneIlites, much bet
ter one. An injunction has been ap
Piled for by several Of the pTominen
Icftizens Of Montezuma restraining thu
powers that be from putting up o
allowing to be put up any hitchrack
around the court house square or OF
any Of the most public streets in thu
business section of the town on TIL
recently paved streets. The plaintiff
| in the Injunction proceedings are Jos
eph Morrison, Harrison Sanders, Jane
Weber Shearer Brothers, Mrs. Jo-
!, Falkenburg, Martha G. Mc1ntre, Sam
uel Rempp, Rayburn and Porter, Mrs
Talitha Harner and c. J. Tucker.