Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-10
orinnsIl and Vicinity.


Grinnell. April 10.-Prof. II. w. Mat
lack, who has ben in enforced retire.
ment from active duty for some months
on account Of rheumatism, was again
at his place at the organ at the Congre-
sational church yesterday morning.
W. 7. Fuller, who has been in the
south most Of the winter making coll
lections for one OF the buggy companies
OF this city, came home from Hope.
Ark. Saturday morning for an inded-
mite stay.
Announcement has been made that
on next Sunday morning for the Easter
services at the Congregational church
there will be over q hundred voices In
the choir, and, in the evening, Shelley's
cantata, Death and Lne." will be rem
dered.
The Grinnell Automobile Club hold q
business meeting and election Of off,
GERS tomorrow evening. This will be
preceded by a banquet at The Methro-
politan" at which Attorney A. c. Lyon
will be POSTMASTER. the hour of begin
ming being Z o'clock.
Mrs. Bertha Barebr, who has spent
the winter with her sons, Joe and
Claire, near Aberdeen, S. D., has re-
turned to her home here Tor q short
visit. after which she goes to live on
the government claim she has taken
near Eagle Butte, 8. D.
Wedding announcements are out for
George A. Clark, Iowa College, 10, and
Miss Elizabeth Gale. q former Iowa
College student, at the brides home in
Cincinnati. o.. on the 10th Of this month
Mr.. Clark Is the publisher OF the Jour
nal-Observer, OF Redfield. 8. D., where
the welded pair will make their home
Prof. Peter H. Thompson, Of Iowa
College, who has been away to the
springs for treatment for rheumatism.
has 50 far recovered his health as to be
able to take up his work again this
week.
Superintendent Eugene Henely. Of
the Grinnell schools, and Principal
George A. Brown, of the high school,
were in attendance at the Southeastern
Iowa Teachers Association at Keokuk
last week. the former presenting a pa
per on AN Important Problem in
School Administration" and the latter
being chairman Of the high school
round table.
G. A. Dickerson has moved his lam
lily to Central Lake in northern Mich
igan. He has been for a mum Der Of
years on tho working force Ut the Grim
nell Herald.
Mr.. c. B. Chambers Of this city Is
having the pleasure of a visit from Els
fwc brothers. Mr.. sRair Chambers. Of
I"ecsant View. Pa, and Mr.. Paul
Chsznbers. rom Br.srolville, Tenn.
Mr. ana Mrs. Emery Smith OF West
field. announce the birth of q son at
their homo on Friday morning last.
President Main went to Minneapolis
for the 0f4nneN alumni banquet Of
Saturday evening which il reported as
being . complete success. there being
some thirty Iowa College alumni in
that immediate vicinity.
Noel Breed. OF this city, and In the
senior class Of the college here, IL reg
uIarly supplying the CONGREGATIONAL
pulpit At Lamoille.
Assistant Pastor T. A. DUNCAN occu-
pied the pulpit Of the Congregational
church last evening. as the conducting
OF the morning service proved to be
all that Pastor Marston was equal to,
the attack of grip having left him still
weak.
Mrs. F. L. Bailey has gone for a visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ.
PeEram, at Muskogee. Okla.
An important meeting Of the wom-
ans Foreign Missionary Society will
be held on Wednesday afternoon at 8
o'clock at the Congregational church
parlors, with Mrs. S. r. Robinson for
the leader. Mrs. S. ]. Pooley, Mrs. p.
G. Norris. Mrs. Fred Morrison, Mrs.
Charles Bryan. Miss Margaret Miller,
and Miss Vivtoria Swan will take lead
ing parts In the development of the
subject, The Women Behind the
Work." and Mrs. H. w. Somers will
contribute a vocal solo.
Mr.. X. g. Carroll has come here from
Hotchkiss, Colo. to fill the vacancy in
the Leader store made by the resigna
ton Of Mr.. Delaney.