Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03
erinneIi and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican
Grinnell. March 81. H. Lorenzen,
we'll known citizen of Montezuma. is
reported as SO critically i'll that death
may come at any moment.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. Anthology, OF
Chester township. have the sympathy
of the community in the sad bereave-
ment that takes from their home their
infant son. Arthur Eugene, who died
from congenital heart disease on We'd
nesday last, having lived here but three
days.
Pastor Elias Handy of the Methodist
church. has issued special invitation
to all working men to attend that
church on Sunday evening next and
listen to his sermon on The Carpen-
/ ters Son"
{ At the evening service Of the Congre-
gational church the Brotherhood will
have charge with the topic. THE Rela-
ton of Religion to Social Life" to be
discussed by Prof. ]. D. Stops. Prof.
Jesse Macy and Prof. Charles B. Aus
tin. with music by the Junior choir, a
duet by Misses Atwood and Burton and
solo by Mr Manuel.
w. o. Woods, of Malcolm. has recent
lv shipped his race horse. Senator W,
to Chicago to be put up for sale at
the horse sale. Attendants upon the
Grinnell fairs have had many oppor-
tunities to see this plucky little horse
upon the course and will be sorry to
know that he will be here no more.
Next Wednesday has been selected
by the citizens of Searsboro as their
"hooster day. and every possible effort
will be made to get all the people from
the surrounding country for miles to
/ come In and spend the day. The Lad
les Aid of the town will provide dinner.
, plenty and variety of amusements will
be provided by the business men and
several good prizes offered.
Many compliments are being paid the
second social division OF the chapter of
the Eastern Star order OF this city be-
cause Of the complete success Of their
entertainment on Tuesday night. when
some $50 guests were present to wit
ness the burlesque entitled. Female
Masonry" and to enjoy the elegant re-
freshr1ents that followed the play Fol-
/ lowing is the cast Of the play: Mes
danes John Hail. A. c. Norris, J. f.
f. Nicely. G.. NJ. Spooner. A. J. Brock. F..
( 8. Edge. Harry Dean. Dell Shocks
! Verne McDermott, Cox. Misses Sconce
Mabel Spooner, and Parks, and Mr..
Harry Dean.
| Prof. L. F. Parker, who has been
quite seriously III from grip, Is now re-
covering as rapidly as his advanced age
will permit and is likely to be about
soon, as usual. Miss Nelly Greene
Clark. who had weeks vacation from
! her school duties in Chicago last week
spent the time here because Of this H.
ness, but has returned to her work.
C. n. Plambeck. janitor of the South
sci1ooi is recovering slowly from q
very severe attack OF facial erysipelas
which has kept him confined to his
home for some time, and hopes to be
able to resume his duties next week
c. e. Decatur has been acting janito,
during Mr.. Plambeck's illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Hummel have
moved to Des Mones to live, he having
bought an eighty of land out near the
fort
George A. Palmer and family have
moved from their home in this city te
the Thomas Richardson farm nea,
Westfield. where they plan to remain.
Mrs. Laetitia c. Conrad, president Of
the board of managers OF the Uncle
Sans Club House, presents a full ant
graphic report of the work Of the boarc
and its helpers for the month of Febru.
airy. Inc girls COOKING class, the KIN
dergarten class, the girls gymnasium
class. the Junior boys club. the
O'clock Sunday school for those who d,
not attend elsewhere, the meetings O
the Grinnell Workers Association, ant
the meeting of the Mothers Associa
ton, all attest the value and practica
usefulness Of the building and Of tn
institution whose name it bears. It 1
| a 1,orv .,,4, a. p<dal h,1}ldiND opd m,
J have its usefulness multiplied il only ;
wider interest can be awakened amonl
the citizens and to this end the effort
J Of the management are earnestly di
lrected.,