Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-05

lett. Hehas travelled somewhat exten.
Slvely Dut mas no state more to hal
liking tnan Iowa and no place OF resi-.
oence tor his declining years better
than Grinnell. Mr.. Stewart still hal
valuable property in this city aside
from the $1,000 home recently bought
and, thru his beneficence and that Of
his former wife, Grinnell enjoys the
blessing OF the free Stewart library.
At the meeting Of the boys and girls
home missionary army at the Congrs-
gational church Miss Bertha Wood
worth gave very interesting and
stimulating, address on Fresh All
Camps"
In the suit of vanderwall against
Ormiston, both Of Brooklyn. being Q
disagreement over the settlement Of
business affairs in which they had been
partners. Judge Lyman. Of the superior
court of this city, appointed q. r.
Lanphere, cashier Of the Citizens' Ma
tional Bank, as referee and, after q
fun hearing, the case was taken under
advisement.
A. E.. Adams. who has been, with
his family, q resident of Grinneu for Q
long time, moved his goods and fam
lily to State Center last Thursday.
where he has bought q store.
At the meeting Of the Mothers Assoc
citation on Thursday afternoon at the
Parker school. at $3.50. Professor Con-
ard will give valuable talk ON "Bao-
terra in the Home"
Mr.. George r. Kelley, of vinton. who
is pushing the PROJECT Of establish-
ing a canning factory at this place.
was before the county convention for
few moments on Saturday express
ing the desire to meet all those who
are interested in such q movement He
stated that the agreements had already
been signed giving a large proportion
Of the acreage to ~ planted to sweet
corn that the company demand before
they make final arrangements for es-
tablishing the plant, and that every
thing looks favorable to the projectors
Of the enterprise.
John Thompson. living six miles
southwest of the city. had the mis-
fortune to slip on the ice near his home
on Friday last and fall. breaking his
left thigh bone near the hip.
Prof. A. B. Hart. who comes to Iowa
College as the exchange professor from
yesterday before his classes and de-
livered the frst one Of series Of eight
before the public at $3.50 yesterday at
ternoon. The remaining public lectures
will be given in Herrick Chapel. The
one this evening will be upon Japan"
and will be beautifully illustrated by
stereopticon pictures. The second IL
Illustrated lecture will be given on the
evening of the 10Th and the subject
will be China" The third, on THE
Philippines" will be given on the 21st
unless some change OF time becomes
necessary. The lecture Of yesterday on
Cotton Mather. the Theocratic States
man." was received with marked in
terest by an audience that SO crowded
the English room that 1t was decided
to use the chapel for the others. All
the lectures are free to the public.
The deep sympathy Of the member
ship of the Congregational church in
particular and the community in gen.
eral goes out to the stricken parents,
Rev and Mrs. p. A. johnson, who have
lost their little daughter after the long
struggle with the best OF medical aid
to save her life. The little one was
something over a year old and had
been Ill for couple Of weeks, capillary
bronchitis being given as the final
cause OF dissolution. Brief services
were held at the home after the Sun
day evening services at the church and
the bereaved parents took the little
body to Tabor. for its final resting
place.
to Tabor for its final resting place.
An attachment Of the goods of the
candy kitchen at the corner Of Main
street and Fourth avenue was served
In favor Of Allen & Co. OF Chicago,
Yesterday It Is understood that this
action was taken at the instance Of
the proprietor, as he acknowledged to
his creditors his inability to meet his
obligations.
c. Keisand, who has been q renter
on the Dr. A. NJ. Sherman farm for the
past eleven years, has recently bought
the farm Of Will Selle In Washington
township. and has moved his family
and effects to that location.
D. NJ. Arnold has sold his residence
on Summer street to Mr.. Olson, Of the
former grocery firm of Ahrens & Olson,
and has bought the residence property
on North Elm -street OF George Samp-
son, possession in both cases to be
given at once.
The evening services on next Sunday
will be under the auspices of the char
tiles society. It will be union Of all
the churches and will be held at the
church. Prof. Charles
Noble will have charge Of the meeting
and Rev Elias Handy, Of the Metho-
dist church, and Prof. G. p. Wyckoff.
of the college, will give the main ad-
dresses Work along this line is assum-
ing a concrete form here and 1t is ex-
pected that a large audience Of keenly
people will be present and
ready to offer suggestions.
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