Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-18

Special 10 Times Republican.
Grinnell, June 1S.-Miss Alice Jones
Of the gradua ting class in college this
year. left the city Thursday morning
on her way 20 Yellowstone Park where,
she and her sister viii spend the sum-
ner az one Of the camps there.
The Congregational Women's mis-
sionary meeting held at Newton yes
terday was attended by the following
women especially interested in mis-
sions from this city: Mesdanes u. P,
Breed. @. H. Horn, II. y. Dasconb. D.
5. Morrison. j. c. Stocks, Z. Z. Harris.
G. l. Miles, and Mrs. L. ". Bosworth
who IS visitor from Anles a the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. D. P. Breed.
Al called m eeting by the chairman
Of the board of trustees OF the Con-
gregationa! church last evening 10 con-
slider the question of church finances
1t was decided 10 finish the mpaign
started last fall for the raising of n.
$500 fund to wipe out certain debts
on organ. parsonage and the Ike, and
committee of three for that purpose
was pledged in the campo ign started
by Rev. Mr.. Dascornb al that time but
thru pressure OF other matters the
Cox! Ne1S StApJ-ll t--G1L l1O4!-h. ~
vas also decided 70 issue q call for a
general meeting OF the church On
Thursday evening. June 30 10 take into
consideration other important -ntaters.
Henry Hill OF this city was called TO
Des Moines last week by the serious
Illness OF his brother, Albert Hill.
whom he left Slightly improved on his
return 10 this home here. on Thurs
day of this week the brother died and
the body was brought here today on
the early afternoon train ard taken
a once 70 the cemetery for intermeut.
The CsrinnelI Commercial Club has
completed a contract with ]. ~ Pad
ford Of the Crinnell Electric and Heat
ing Company for putting in twenty
eight posts bearing three lights for the
uniform lighting of the business sec
ton OF the city The wires are 10 be
laid in conduits in the space in The
parkirgS not nos covered by the side
walk but 70 be 50 covered as soon as
the conduits are completed. The cost
Of the lighting for the entire district
under this contract win be 1929
month and at the end II seven years
of such payment the entire equipment
Becomes the property Of the CONNER
cial Club and after that time the
electricity will be the only cost.
President George r. White will pre-
sent AT the congregational church to-
morrow .raorn3n gan appeal for Anatol-
ia College al MS home in Marsovan,
Turkey
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the ministerial association Of this city
a schedule Vas drawn up for the usual
out door union meetings for the Sun
DAY evening services Of the SUNNI err
These H-ill be held as heretofore on
the lawn east Of the old high school
building and VIII be conducted in turn
by the various pastors Of the city
The first meeting is scheduled for July
and VIII be led by Rev. Elias Handy
u the Methodist church.
\ camp party of young ladies of
this city has been formed to spend a
month of ots door life a Clear Lake
beginning their vacation next week and
consisting Of the following: Misses
Stella Bartlett. Margaret Christian,
Grace tPurdy. Effie Wiley, verna Chase,
Edna Sears Amy Klein, Mamie Petit,
and Helen Thomson.
Sheriff b ". Binegar' received word
Yesterday Of the death Of his only
brother. a. J. Binegar of Murdo. s. D.
The deceased was a former resident
Of this county and was widely known
in this vicinity.
Word has been received here of the
marriage Of J. D. Hunbert Of this city.
at the home of Mrs. George s. Perry OF
Des MONIES. on Wednesday Of this
week, 70 Miss Maude Perry. There
were present at the wedding from
Grinnell the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Pierce and their two daughters;
Miss Maude HUNK bert, Mrs. PhiupotI
and Misses Lucia Pierce, Myrtle Nor
ris and Eva Martin.