Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25

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! that he will furnish half the cose Of
pipe organ, for the Methodist church
II they will raise the other ha1 and
the prospect il said to be good for Q
new Instrument Of good size and quail
ity there in the near future.
Damage by breakage OF the new
air compressor at the Grinnell city wa
| ter works necessitated the services OF
an expert who was brought from Dies
Moines and completed the repairs yes
terday.
| The following births are Of record
and interest in this vicinity: To Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lincoln. near Lynn
Vile. daughter on Tuesday evening.
the 21st; to Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Albert.
near Hartwick, a daughter on Monday,
the Goth. named Dorothy Harriet AL
bert; to Mr.. and Mrs Albert Reiss. on
Sunday morning. the 18th, a nine pound
boy named Bert Franklin; to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Ravens, March 81. q daugh-
ter. and on Thursday Of last week. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicely Brimmer. near
Hartwick. a daughter.
H. F. Lanphere. who has been for
several years the manager OF the Co.
lonial theater, Of this city. has resigned
that position. giving as a reason the
Mrs. Lottie Thompson, Of Rock VAL
ley. having completed her visit here. was
accompanied to her home by her daugh-
Amy.
MIR. and Mrs. j. g. Rollins have been
enjoying a visit from their daughter.
Mrs. Sherman Buchanan. whose pres
emf home is near Tama City.
Bishop E. H. Hughes, OF San Fran
cisco. reached G1innell on Thursday
evening and went to Oskaloosa to de-
liver a lecture last evening. His brother,
Rev. Matt 8. Hughes, coming from MS
home in Los Angeles. stopped IN Kan
sas City to deliver lecture to the
con gregation Of the Independence ave-
nue. church Of which he was pastor TOR
eleyn wears. Both brothers are here to
attend the golden wedding OF their par
ents. Elder and Mrs. T. B. Hughes. OF
this city.
E. G. Paine, for many years the ef-
ficient and courteous agent OF the ROCK
Island road at Grinnell, but who LETT
their employ several weeks ago. mas
taken a position as field agent for the
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF ~ ="
York and will have territory IN south
ern Iowa, tho still retaining his home
in this city.
Grinnen. March 25.-A chapel talk
Of unusual interest and value to the
studen. body was given THURSDAY
morning by Louis Harrison. Iowa COL
lege. 'os, older brother Of Senior Ralph
Harrison, Of Ottumya, recently deceased.
His topic was Conservation OF Ones
Own Forces and was caution against
attempting too great q variety OF pur-
suits or an excellent expenditure OF
energies in limited number OF them.
At the annual meeting OF the Monte
yuma school board Superintendent
Ernest Her was reelected and his sal
ary raised TO $1,000.
Weather Observer D. W. Brainard. OF
this city. has been confined to his home
for several days with case OF grip.
Esquire T. J. Noll has been suffering
severely for the past week from muscu-
lar rheumatism and Shove no material
Improvement
Leland Clark. whose homo has been
on q farm near Ewart has been ap-
pointed rural mail carrier on route 3
out Of Malcolm and VIII move to that
town shortly 70 make hts home.
G.. Paine, OF this city, Will have charge
eighteenth district annual convention
Of K. p. lodges to be held at Victor on
the 18th Of March. Gfinnell Lodge No.
IFS Is in the district
John Smith, who came TO this city
.orne months ago 70 take charge Of the
Adams Express Company's business.
has been appointed ticket agent for the
iowa Central road in place OF Agent w.
p. Clark, VINO resigned this week with
the intention Of going into the minis
try having been called to the pestorate
81 the Christian church at E1dora. Dur
ing the year that Mr.. Clark has been IN
Grinnerl he has made many friends by
hi. courtesy who will regret his de-
parture.
AZ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Arthur, west Of Montezurna. on Tues
day afternoon, March 81, their daughter
Mareery was united IN marriage to MI.
Roy Moore, Rev ]. c. Tourtelfot per-
forming the ceremony. Mr.. Arthur and
family were formerly residents OF Grim
nell but have been for several years IN
Montezuma and vicinity.
Deacon ]. n. Frankforth has been
seriously III for a couple Of weeks from
the formation Of an abscess in the head
SO eocruciatingly painful as to require
the application OF anaesthetics. He IS
reported as improving somewhat at
present.
The evening service at the Baptist
church on Sunday will be the rendition
Of the cantata, Esther the Beautiful
Queen" by the church choir assisted by
| talent from the college.
Mr. L. J. Fox, vino has been confined
to his home for several months from
heart trouble and general breaking
down OF the nervous system. was able
70 ride out for the first time since he
was carried home at the beginning Of
his sickness.
The body Of George Waters. who
died at the home Of his parents in
Beach. n. b., on Tuesday night last,
will be brought back TO Montezuma,
the former home of tho family, for
burial. He was but 1S years Of age and
left here but couple Of weeks ago and
was reported as gaining in strength by
the change Of climate.
The firm CO Nnll e. Smith IL moving
into new quarters on the north side OF
Fourth avenue. being the rooms on the
second floor recently vacated by Dr.. ].
F Preston. their former office being