Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-08
Grinnen and Vicinity.

Grinnell, April S.-Mrs. Frank Jud-
kins received news of the sudden death
: Of her brother, S. S. Denison, while IN
attendance at the state republican con-
vention of Oklahoma, his home having
.,een in Lexington Of that state. Mr..
| Denison was. many years ago. a resi-
dent Of this city.
John Lee. who was knocked ABOUT
considerably n severely bruised and
otherwise injured by the kicking OF mis-
team of horses in the Stable as he was
about to go between them with some
hay, is reported as recovering from MS
injuries in fair shape. He had a pitch
fork in his hands at the time of the
accident n the tines were driven in
to the flesh of his leg blu; ne escaped
without any broker bones.
The dozen Of Western Union Tele-
graph clocks by which the time of the
city is TO be kept uniform. these clocks
being placed in as many different
prominent business houses, are here
and ready for business.
y strong effort is in progress to re-
cruit Company X promptly to its full
quota that the company may be in
shape to take part in thee summer
m~aneIvers which. it is thought, may
take place at Sparta. Wis, Captain
Cosswell has been officially notified
that the Fifty-fourth regiment is the
only n from Iowa that will be as
signed TO take part in this annual mill
tar. drill and display. No enlisted man
may o in this outing who has not
been at least ninety days a member OF
his company.
Miss Ella Marsh has returned from
GraVette. Ark. where she was called by
the critical illness of her sister. Mrs.
q. H. Buck. who died at her home
there last week. at the age If 30 years.
Two sons of the deceased. Ben Buck. of
this city. and G. E. Buck, of Eewburg.
went to her before her death. She was
living with a third son, but three others
were unable to be present.
The illness of Mr.. C. W. Kierulff. Of
Montezuma. resulting from a partial
stroke Of paralysis recently. called his
son.. DR.. George B. kierulff. of Well
lngton Kan, to the home here and also
a daughter. Mrs. Adolph Shane. Mr..
tlierilIf is reported as slowly i'm
proving. ~
Inc funerat services over the body of
Mrs. Nary McClain. who died at her
home on Davis avenue, this city. on
thursday afternoon, took place at the
come at ? o'clock Saturday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. w. w. Woodburn, of
the United Presbyterian church of this
city. She was 7$ Years of age.
Miss Jennie Schooley, who passed
thru a critical surgical. operation in
the hospital here on Thursday. expert
specialists from Des Moines having
been called here to take part, is re-
we're shock and strain.
Mrs. Henry Russell, of Washington
township. is so seriously iii that her
on. .. G. Russell. of Atlantic. and her
daughter. Mrs. M~cDonough. Of Nc
Allen. Tex, have been called to her
bedside.
Searsboro is just opening up n new
livery stable and stocking up with good
materials. among which is a carload of
b4sEies and carriages from the Spauid-
ing factory of this city.
Rev. Viola Smith. pastor Of the
Friends church of this city. is enioy-
ing a visit from her sister. Miss Eliza
beth Smith. professor Of mathematics
in Pleasant Plain Academy.
The Misses Lucia n Hester Car
ter We're among the guests in Des
MONIES at h wedding Of Arthur Nc
Bride and Miss Ruth Babbitt. both
graduates of Iowa College, class OF 'o7.
Mrs. Frank Richardson. OF Eewbure
having numerous relatives and friends
IN rim died on Wednesday at the
hospital in Iowa City after undergoing
as a last resort. a critical operation for
reile1 from an abscess in the head.
Inc last regular meeting of the wear
Tor the general discussion of the mob
ems before the Congregational broth
erhood chapter of this city will take
place on Tuesday evening. After the
usual buffet lunch and social hour an
address will be given by. the pastor OF
the church. Rev. F. p. Marston, on the
topic THE Business Man and the
Church." The May meeting will be de-
voted almost entirely to business mat
tiers.
An exceptionally inspiring and inter
est1ng address was given last evenins
at the Congregational church by Miss
Miriam L. Woodbury., secretary Of the
woman's department of the Congrega
tional Missionary Society. giving the
'A'eNIici q SiliIpSS Ol tne O~GSI1IutlOn anG
need Of missionary labor in the slums
of New York. the mining regions OF
PENNSYLVANIA and the Chinatown O
San Francisco.
c. L. Gardner plans to start on Wed.
resday evening for southern California
where he expects to remain for some
months. His daughter from Chicnzl
has been here for several days visit
ing n they will go to Kansas City II
join her hr"band and all three go ove
the Santa Fee route.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So.
ciety Of this city. at their regular meet
ing OF Wednesday afternoon. will taxi
I'D the topic. Forms Of Spirit Wor.
ship" led bv Mrs. r. o. Douglass. Mrs
Harry Hun will speak on "Animism'
and Miss Lucia Carter on "Taoism."
On Thursday evening at h mid
week meeting OF the Congregations
church Prof. G. P. WyckoT will speal
on the topic. The missionary Needs o
Grinnell." Mr.. Wyckof has been max
ing an exhaustive social survey OF tn
city and is well qualified thru tina
work to set forth the actual physical a
.,oII nc spfrif,oI and noo~o1 nnAAn