Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-09
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GrinnslI and Vicinity.
Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Dec. AT largely at
tended regular business meeting OF the
Congregational church of this CITY q
committee was elected and instructed
to make the necessary preparations, as
soon after the opening Of the new year
as practicable for the installation Oh
Rev. DR.. Perceival F. Marston as pas
tor of this church. Mr.. Marston mas
ministered to the church here for more
than year with apparently universal
satisfaction to the membership.
At the regular monthly meeting OF
the Congregational Brotherhood on
Tuesday evening OF next week Pro1. j.
w. Gannaway will present the paper
of the evening on the topic, ine ID
iections to Socialism"
At II o'clock on the morning OF
Wednesday last at the Methodist par
sonage OF this city, Pastor Elias Handy
spoke the words that united In mar
riage Ellis D. Haynes and Rosa NJ.
Meyer. both from Sheridan township.
Following the ceremony wedding
dinner was served at the home OF Mrs.
Frahm, SIS Eighth avenue. AT O'Clock
ON the same evening appeared Roy
Houvenagle and Miss Ellen Bruce from
Newburg and asked the kindly offices
Of the Methodist pastor in making
them husband and Wife.
The wind-up OF the criminal business
in the district court at Montezuma was
the case of Timothy and William
Sheehy, Of Searsboro. charged with as
sault with intent ITO commit great
bodily injury upon the members of the
Patty family. also of Searsboro, some
time in last June. o. The verdict was
one OF acQaittal. =
Prof. CHI: Horn Is again at his home
here after several months spent at the
homes IT his brothers in Michigan His
manv friends here are much reJolced
at his very evident improvement IN
health. r.
Thomas W. Barns, whose serious in
| jury thru being caught between cars
while at work rApEirtng the same, IN
| Missouri, was recncded at the time IN
these columns.. has. so far recovered
as to be able to come to the home OF
| his parents here but is still in far
from working condition.
Rev. T. O. Douglass has completed
| his interesting volume Of "Congrega'
| tional Iowa which has appeared VIII
little different title. being named
| The Pilgrims Of Iowa" 1t has been 6
long and arduous task, the hardes
part being. as the author has said, mo-
what to put in but what to leave out
of the illimitable wealth in the mine
| of Iowa history which he has been ex'
ploring.
Another OF the pioneers Of the OLE
Scotch strain, Robert McWilliams. re-
Gently died at hrs home near Guernsey
at the age of So years. He came t
America in 1916. was married In Ohi'
in 1851, moved to Upton. Iowa. in 1S5:
and to Poweshiek county In 1857, wher'
he has ever since lived. He was
member of the Eleventh Iowa tnfantr!
during the civil war.
Fifteen members OF the Poweshiel
County Medical Association met In TIL
city and held a banquet, at which tn
wives had a full share, and then pro
| ceeded with the usual program II
which was added the annual election
officers. While this business meetin
was in progress the ladies were enter
tanned at the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
F. Parish The following are the Off
I GERS elected: President. DR.. ]. r. Lewis
Of Grinnell vice president, DR.. E.
Evans, of Grinnell; secretary an
treasurer. DR.. De1ano Wilcox, of Nal
com.
Miss Smith, the pastor Of the Friend
> church Of this city. went today t
\ Richland and is to begin tomorrow
series Of evangelistic meetings at Wool
son. Her place in the pulpit here wi
be supplied by Miss Carrie Butle
I. former pastor here Rev. Robert Lin
coin will preach at the Friends churc
tomorrow.
!, Rev. L. d. weyand, Of the Baptis
church, will preach tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at the Maple Grow
school house.
!. Rev. J. NJ. McClelland, former paste
\ lfor some years of the Methodist ciiuTc
n in this city, will occupy the pulpit hel
: tomorrow both morning and eveninl
, Elder T. B. Hughes will occupy IN
: pulpit Of the United Presbyteria
church.
5 Charles Baggs, who went with h
! father to the hospital at Rocheste
q ! Minn,s returned here after the succel
0 Of the operation upon his father WI
O assured and he and his family ha,
& | gone to visit Mrs. Bags parents, p
< and Mrs. E. L. Bower, a. Guthrie Cel
ter, after which they go on to the
hcrre Il, Colorado Springs.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Way came yei
5 terday with their two children fro
their home in Des Moines. for q Wis
at the parental Way and Fellow
d homes.
al Senator H. ". spaulding has bet
attending the meetings Of the irrig,
% ton congress In Chicago TO which
5 was one Of the delegates appointed
o Governor Carroll.