Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-02

at the age OF ~ years, eIter q lingering
and painful illness from cancer of the
stomach. Funeral services were held
at the Kibby & Benson parlors at 9
o'clock on Sunday morning. conducted
by Rev. L. D. Weyand, pastor Of the
Baptist church. The Women's Relief
Corps furnished flowers and the bear
crs were all members of the G. A. r.
post here. The body was taken to
Chester cemetery to repose beside that
Of her husband and two children. Kate
Josephine Adelbert was born in Eng
land, crossed the ocean three times
with her uncle, who was sea captain,
married John Harvey Harrington in
New York City in 1856. and they moved
to Gilman, Iowa, in 1858. coming short
~ after to Grinneil. where the wife has
lived ever since. Four children were
Ina Harrington, is still living.
Mr.. A. W, Child shipped from this
point on Saturday last about the finest
load of horses that ever went out Of
Grinheli. They were all heavy draught
load was over $4,000. The one excep-
ton was the fine black driving horse Of
the Child family, an extra fine animal
and great family pet.
Clarence Tuttle. of Madison town
ship. hurt his knee some time ago but
thought little OF it and only applied
some simple remedies but cid not con-
suit physician. The injury has de-
veloped into such serious matter that
he recently went to Iowa City for a
surgical operation.
Passion week services will be held
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday even
ings Of this week at the Congregational
church. beginning promptly at 7:15
o'clock, Pastor F.. p. Marston conduct
ing the same.
The Grinneli Young Peoples City
Union will hold it's annual meeting
this evening at the Baptist church
beginning at 1880. Plans for the COM
irg year are to be discussed and
adopted and a general program will be
presented. The various pastors of the
city and others interested III the work
the young peoples societies are doing
here will be present and speak. a BAN
ner is to be given to the society having
the highest percentage of attendance
on this meeting.
The lowest reported election expense
list is that given mby B. P. Meigs. of
Malcolm, who admits only 10 cents,
spent for bologna for the judges of the
election.
on Wednesday OF this week at 2:30
IN the afternoon the seed corn special
is due at this place and much interest
III its coming ard the results Of It's
visit is being shown among those In
teres:ed in farming and farm products.
l. NJ. Smith of this city has some If
teen or twenty samples in process OF
testing which will he ready for exper,
inspection a, that time. a good deal
OF uncertainty exists here regarding
the value as seed of the corn saved for
that purpose IL this vicinity.
The brick building at No 932 Main
street belonging &c Urlah Vanderveer
and occupied until recently by LENS
& I.anie in the marble business. has
beer rented by A. c. Dickerson. who
VII. occupy II as repair shop LOT
automobiles and other machines
Judge Preston of the district court
made arrangements to come 10
Grinneli today and hear the evil
dence in the case Of the Nehemiah
Jenkins estaote, wherein an attempt is
made by one Of the heirs to es-
tablish her claim to a larger part OF
the estate than Is given her by the
settlement. The case brings in large
number of witnesses and it is a great
saving of both money and trouble to
the interested parties to have the trlal
here rather than in Montezuma