Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-03
GrinneIl and Vicinity.
Special TO Times Republican.

Grinnell, June 3-The democratic
caucus called by the chairman of the
county central committee, Samuel Nell
son. of this city, to be held at the SUI
perior court room last evening. was
poorly attended. there being but ten
present. Committeeman for the four
wards of the city were nominated as
follows: First ward. c. P. Buswell:
Second ward. Samuel Nelson: Third
ward b. jenkins; Fourth ward, DR.. J.
p. Lewis. The following list Of dele
gates Were nominated to be voted on
at the primaries. 10 attend the county
emocratic convention to be held at
Montezuma on the I'd Of July: First
ward, H. NJ. Bray, Charles Mehlin. and
C. p. Boswell; Second ward John Lar
os, C. F. Kingdom, j. G. Pignaan, and
Samuel Nelson; Third ward. c. II,
Verbeck Charles Porter. Beth Jenkins,
and W. H. Wesco: Fourth Ward, Dr.
]. R. Lewis, Ambrose Jenkins, D. F.
White. ard John McKeag. John
Creamer. Charles Porter and H NJ
prepare nominations for Grinnell town
ship.
At the regular meeting Of Grinnell
Q y.
day evening last the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing
term: Noble grand. z. P Bonsall;
vice grand George Fry: recording sec
rotary. Samuel Nelson; treasurer. F. P
Marvin Installation ceremonies will
take place on the first Wednesday ex-
ening in July.
The Iowa City booster train and
day forenoon and the club members es-
corted by the mayor and other city Of
aciaIs and prominent business men
went to the Baptist church where a
bountiful dinner had been prepared by
the ladies of that church. A short
| parade was made thru the principal
| streets after dinner and the boosters
moved on to other towns.
| G. w .Cowden with Mrs Cowden
and their two children leave this city
this week for a summer in the west.
! the precise points not having yet fully
4 been determined upon.
! Charles E. Psnfield started last night
for Little Falls, MINI, where he will
visit for some weeks with his son liv-
ing there and indulge in his annual
fishing recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clarence Howell, of
| Wichita, Kan, are spending a part of
| their vacation at the Howell home in
Rockford, Ill. Mr.. Howell has been
in charge of the commercial depart
ment of the Wichita high school-and
has the same position for next year
Mrs. Howell was formerly Miss Ruth
Fields, a graduate of Iowa College,
class of 100, and a teacher in Grinnell
| high school
| Mr.. Emory Boren and Miss Effe
Locke, of this city, were united in
marriage on Wednesday at the office
of Justice of the Peace T. J. Noll.
A very interesting and valuable adj
dress was given last evening at the
midweek meeting at the Congregation
3. oih.a. .. ~ Eaa.- William Ewing. D.
D., of Boston. DR.. Ewing is the mis-
sionary secretary of the Congregation
al Sunday School and Publishing So
ciety and spoke earnestly of the pi-
ioneer Sunday school work and the sac
rifices Of frontier missionary laborers
He comes here as a personal friend
of the pastor and others.
Rev. W. J. Suckow, who has been fo1
Iowa College, and for the past si1
months or more has been supplying
the pulpit of the Edwards Congrega-
tional church of Davenport, has ac-
lcepted a call to that church and will
sever his connection with the college
and begin his pastorate on the frs
Of July. tho his family will remain
there for some time.