Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
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Oman. Livestock.
GrinnslI and Vicinity.

SpeC!dI 70 11IneS-
Grinnel, Nov, 4.-Some Grnnell
friends went TO the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas Fuller IN Chester yester-
da! 20 help celebrate the 18th birthday
u Mr.. Fuller. He was born at Tica-
hurst, England. and came 10 America
IN 1854 and to Grinnell in the fall of
1888. With the exception of three
Years he has lived in mis- vicinity ever
since that date. Al the opening OF the
civil var he was in Texas and had
u get out or be impressed into the
confederate service He afterwards
and there contracted disease that has
eft him az invalid mos, of his days
since. He has been secretary OF the
taicty-two years, township clerk twelve
years and secretary Q: The grange,
Memorial services for the late Rev.
!.e.d N the Congrega, :onal church of
Chester. where he was pastor for four
teen wears. on SUNDAY morning next.
Pastor II L. Wissler viii speak from
tne topic The Reward Of the
Righ;eous." Mr. Henry Sherman, one
Il the organizers OF the church will
Mrs. Thomas Fuller as a pastor"
zen
Rev c H Montgomery. who has
been Tor The past tWo Years on the
: Haas farm in Chester township,
recently so!d. mas bought property AZ
Baldwin. Kan. and VIII move there
about the first of mex. year He came
-,
Sonora charge for couple Of years
ill falling health compelled him TO
caaase his occupation
The passenger agent for the Rock
Island a, this point reports thu sale
of some 40 tickets yesterday for the
state teachers association al Des
Moines. AL present indications are that
there vii! be as many more sold for
the Saturday game Of G-inneN and
Drake
Superintendent, and Mrs Henely had
the pleasure on Wednesday OF enter
tanning County Superintendent G. w.
Conn, OF Illinois. who is on the program
at Des Moines Cor an address to the
county superintendents' section.
Charles Ridley. who recently came
back here from his present home at
] Z K
lives and old friends. has just sold his
! large farm three miles south Of this
city TO John Ahrens for 5000 an acre.
I! Mrs. j. ". Mckarahan has gone back
TO the old home Of the family at Audu-
bon for ten days visit.
/ The sympathy of the Chester COM
| lnunity goes out to Mr.. and Mrs Roy
Lewis. who buried their infant daush-
ter on Wednesday last after a very
brief illness from acute indigestion.
The body was buried at the Gilman
cemetery. where another of their chill
drea is buried.
TO resign the prncipalship OF the
Nashua schools because OF failing
| health and has returned to her home
here TO recuperate.
Mr. and Mrs. W H. Alley. are hav-
ing the pleasure Of a yisi1sfrom Mr.
Alleys niece, Miss May Aliey. of HUI
ron. S. D. Her friend, Miss Wurfee,
| accompanies her
Mr. and Mrs. William Dodge. after
spending six weeks in visiting reia-
tives and old friends here. have gone
| back to their home IN Pasadena. Cal.
! Mr.. and Mrs. / 5 Bailey started yes
/ terday morning Cor Schaller for a
visi, Of some days Their son Louis
accom- panied them.
! DR. Evan Evans Of this city. Is nav
/ ing the pleasure Of visit from PROF.
| Hra.y 8 Dickinson in charge OF man
! ual training in the schools OF Moline
III. He is accom- panied by his family.