Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-08
News of erinnell and Vicinity.

Special TO Tmes-R publican
Grnneil, Jan. S-The body of G. W.
Flick was brought to this city this
morning over the Rock Island from Da-
kota and inferred in Hazelwood cenle-
terry beside that OF his wife and daugt-
ter Mr.. Flick was formerly a resident
Of This vicinity His daughter, Mrs
Palmer Of Chicago. died about year
ago and was buried here. Mr.. Flick
was d member Of the Grand Army and
comrades from the post here met the
body and escorted ii to the cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reiss announce
he birth a. their home of daughter
whom they have named Hazel Marie
Reiss Mrs. Reiss was formerly we'll
known here as Miss Mabel Bruce.
The vote Of the junior and senior
classes was taken yesterday on the
selection of candidate for the Rhodes
scholarship honors out of the three
! from Iowa College that took the exam
j ination in scholarship some weeks ago,
/ William Ziesler, Raymond Hartman
! and Raymond Price The vote will be
taken into account next week when the
presidents Of the several institutions
who are u make the final selection of
a candidate meet and average up the
points.
The regular monthly meeting for
January Of the Congregational Broth
erhood will take place on next Tuesday
evening The buffet lunch will begin
promptly at els and the business
meeting will open promptly at I, pre-
ceding the lecture The literary part
of ,.-iI he i-I1a nv
Professor Jesse Macy whose subject
will be california Politics"
On Friday evening of next week the
Grinnell high school team will meet the
Davenport team here in the first game
of the season for the home team. The
two teams met twice last season ane
honors were easy. Coach Clack has g
fine team this season and hopes are
high of winning the odd game at thi;
time.
Many cases of injury have occurred
within the past few weeks thru slip
ping and falling on the treacherous ic'
hidden beneath the coating of light dr..
snow. Mrs w C. Bralev. whose hom
is on Elm street. thus fell and brok
the bone of the left leg just above III
ankle Mrs. B. II. Reynolds had a Sc
we're fall from the back steps of he
I home recently but fortunately no bone
Z were broken Mrs Hahn, who fell nea
4 the Baptist church about Christina
: and broke the bone of her wrist. ha
(, now nearly recovered from the injury.
n The following officers of Hermo
+. Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, were installe
. in their various chairs by Past Gran
Master w. C. Rayburn on Thursda
Y evening: Dr. o. H. Gallagher, w. NJ.
U Arthur Craft. S. w; Paul F. Peck, .
" W.; Fred Bailey, S. D.: D. H. Shook, .
D.: Harry Dean, S. s.; l.. 3. Colby, .
20 s.; w. ]. Rapsom, treasurer; D. M. Ar
Il mold. secretary; B. A. Stowe, tyler.
II Rev. L. D. Weyand. of the Baptis
= church of this city will conduct tn
services at the Westfield church tomo1
: row afternoon beginning at 3:15.
Miss Mabel Davis has so far recover
ed from her recent severe attack {
q diphtheria as to be considered pract
= cally out of danger Miss Elizabet
n, Fisher is also nearing a complete re
o, storation from her recent attack of t.
e. pIoid fever. The two children. Mar
to and Leon, of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred FLAG
% are also so far recovered from their a
e, tack of scarlet fever that the quaral
e, tine has been raised.
George j. Hogan, of Pontiac, Micl
3 the newly selected manager for Il
%. Thompson Brothers Washing Machil
Company of this city, is already on Il
r. ground and taking charge of the bus
ness. Mr. and Mrs. Hogan make the
home for the present at the Hotel Mo
n roe.
The annual meeting of the membe
of the Poweshiek County Farme
Mutual Fire Insurance Association W
be held ir, the superior court room
", this city On Tuesday, Jan. II, beginni
at 10 o'clock. The meeting of t
a executive committee will be held at t
Grinnell Savings Bank on Monday pr
ceding.