Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-11
GrinneiI and Vicinity.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnel, March 11.-When Capt. J.
W. Cogswell, of Company K Of this
army officials as to when he could go
TO the front to witness the army man
euvers on the Mexican borders and
how long he could stay his laconic re-
as long as wanted"
Mrs. Juniata Evans died at the city
hospital in Grinnell yesterday after
noon after great suffering since June
Last from cancer. She was A years
Of age and leaves a husband and six
children. a mother and several sisters.
Funeral services will be held briefly
here at eleven o'clock on Sunday morn
ing after which the body will be taken
TO Blue Point, the family home, where
longer services will be held and the
body inferred in the cemetery there.
Miss Smith, pastor of the Friends
church here and former pastor at
Searsboro, will have charge of the SER
vices
Mrs S. E. Roach. sister Of MP.
George II. Brown, and formerly for
several years a resident Of this city,
has recently returned from the east
where she has made a prolonged visit
and will visit here for awhile before
going to California to make her home
With her married daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Rice, whose
home is mile east of the GrinneIl
son.
Principal c. H. Horn. Of Gr,nnell
Academy. will preach tomorrow morn
ing in the Congregational church. In
the evening the Brotherhood commit
tee having charge will have the topic
discussed "Practicing brotherhood"
with some speciaNies in music. Mem
bers of the Church of Christ hold reg
ular services on Sunday morning and
evening. in the Wood,nen's hall in
CIrinneu block on Broad street.
Mrs. Kate Bressler has recently had
the pleasure of a visit from old friends,
Mayor Thames Murray and Mrs Muir
ray, Of Oxford.
The next meeting Of the Poweshiek
County Medical Association is to be
held in Grinnell on the 4th Of April
and the members are looking forward
With keen expectation to an address to
be given at that time by DR.. H. e.
kirschner, superint endent of the state
tuberculosis hospital near Iowa City.
Miss Frances Cross, most Of whose
life has been spent in GrinneIl and who
was for some time teacher in the
Cooper school Of this city. has been
for the past five years secretary Of the
Young Women's Christian Association
in India Her relatives here have re-
ceived word Of her landing In San
Francisco and that she plans to be here
N about three weeks. After q visit at
the home OF MI and Mrs. T. H. Blu
chanan she will begin a series Of lee
lures under the auspices Of the nation
al Y. w. c. a.
While there seems to be a strong
undercurrent Of opinion and feeling IN
the matter of city politics or. rather,
city government and officials, action
towards bringing out candidates for
the several offices from which the
people may choose at the primary on
Tuesday next Is very slow and indi-
cative of fear or Indifference. No Office
has as yet more than two candidates
named and il no others pay in their
dollar and sign up before this evening
the primary will be practically an cleo
| ton: F. NJ. Card and Attorney ]. II.
ration are the only aVOWeQ C1lOuO0I6S
for mayor; J. c. Manly for city treas
urer; A. o. Price for assessor; Prof
John Gannaway and H /. Davis for
councilman-a t-large; H. G. Lyman,
First ward; L s. Bailey, Jr., and
George Clifton, Second ward: j. c.
Dreamer, Third ward; and A. McBlaiu
and D. f. White, Fourth ward.
John Eichorn. Fred Murphy. james
Eisele and some others have formed
q company incorporated with a CAPT.
tai Of $4,000 under the title Of thu
Malcolm Garage Company and have &C.
cured Roy Sheperd, who was her,
with the Spaulding company for &
fwhile, as manager.
Frank Lewis. who has been In thu
employ Of C. 1. Mentally in tho mea
market hsre for some months, hal
leased q farm in Adams county ana
Mrs. Lewis and her children have beeI
visiting friends at their old home IL
Victor before joining him In their nsv
Ihoms.