Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-27
erinnsi, and, Vicinity.

Grinnsi, and, Vicinity.
Special to. Times Republican.
hGrinnell. Feb. 27.-Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Il. Crosby, with their two children.
started last evening on their return to
their home. in Denver after a visit by
the family Of three weeks at the home
of Mr.. Crosby's parents. Mr.: and Mrs.
G. H. Crosby. of this city, while Mr..
Crosby tookran extended business trip
thru the east and south.
Rev p. F: Marston. pastor Of the
Congregational church; took as his sub
ject for Sunday evenings discourse. In
remembrance Of the f05th anniversary
CT Lcngfelow's birthday The message
of Longfellow for the life Of today"
and gave an excellent Interpretation of
the poet whom he ranks as the great
est American poet
Mrs. G. P. WSchoff is the leader OF
the meeting Of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society. to be held on We'd
resday- afternoon. and The subject is to
be Child Welfare Exhibits The
meeting promises to be cut OF the or
binary and full Of interest.
The following baseball schedule Of
fifteen games has beeh' fixed for the
season soon to begin: April Il. Upper
Iowa at Fayette; April Is. Cornell. at
Mt. Vernon: April 10. Coe at Cedar
Rapids: April 20. Leander Clark at To-
ledo: April 20. Leander Clark at Grin
mel: April 26. Ames at Grinnell: April
80, Iowa State Teachers at Grinnell:
May 4. Ames at Ames: May 10. Upper
Iowa at Grinnell: May IA, Simpson at
Grinnell; May IS. I. S. T. c. at Cedar
Falls; May 90. Cornell at Grinnell: May
-. Simpson at Indiano.a; May 80, Iowa
at Iowa City: June 1. Iowa at Grinnell.
The high school invitation meet that
has been held here early in May for
the past two or three years will not
riateriallze this year. The following
is the college track schedule: Fresh
man Sophomore dual meet. April 20:
home meet. April %: Coe dial meet,
May 4; triangular ct Anes, May II;
state meet. May II: Missouri Valley.
May %: conference a Chicago. June / :.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, whose
home has been on a farm near Gilman.
are about to move to Clarke county
and Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Lamont AMI
family from the same vicinity move
soon to the vicinity of Buffalo Cen
ter.
her home, and friends in this city to
make her home in Canada. was the
guest of honor at farewell party CIV
en- by the Levart Club, at which half
the members broughts samples Of their
own cooking for the5 toothsome repast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell. whose
home is on Prairie street, report the
advent of a son Ia their home.
n. o. Pilgrim and Miss Lola Kirk
land, both Of this city. took trip to
Oskaloosa on Wednesday last and re-
turned the next.day to Grinnell as Mr..
and Mrs. Pilgrim and will make their
future home at t416 High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.JRpss Wiley. who
have had the running OF the Hotel
Hubert at Malcolm for the past five
years and have built up good bust
ness, plan to leave that town about
the LIST Of March and take hold Of
larger proposition IN the three story
brick hotel in the town OF Victor
The evangeHstic meetings that have
continued SO successfully for the past
two weeks at the Christian church, will
be kept up as long tas the interest and
results seem to warrant. The; house is
filled every eveninglfand the number
Of converts is alreadEHarge for meet
ing carried on SO quietly and with
local talent alone. There will be
preaching and song service every even
ing this week except Saturday.
On Sunday last Pastor w. ". Wood
burn began a series OF evangelistic
meetings in the United Presbyterian
church which are to be continued each
evening thru this week and as much
longer as may then be deemed best.
Much interest is already manifest
Mrs w. D. Evans has returned to her
home in Hampton after spending few
days in this city at the home Of her
son, DR. E. S. Evans.
dinner party was given Saturday
evening as a welcome to Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Huff. who have recently moved
here and taken up quarters in the Mrs.
j. E. VanEvera home on Park street.
Rowland Manuel. Of the sophomore
class in college, IS enjoying visit
from his mother. who recently came
from their home in Owatonna, MINI.
James Quinlan has concluded that
Iowa. my Iowa" is the best place for
him for permanent residence, after
making a pretty thorough inspection
of the far-famed Calgary region of
Canada.
At the recent all-day meeting Of the.
Maple Grove Missionary Society. which.
was entertained at the home Of Rev.
and Mrs. Glenn 4. Taylor. a mile
southeast OF the city, the following OIL
GERS were elected: President. Mrs. ]. d.
Boyack: vice president, Mrs. g. r.
Hyde: secretary. Miss Mabel Brown;
treasurer, Miss Orpha Bonnewell.
On Sunday afternoon William Gar
rett died at his home in Washington
township, from Bright's disease. at the
age Of 65 years. He was native of
Ireland and leaves a large family. The
funeral services are announced for
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock from
the church at Blue Point.
Mrs. Anna Sutherland; who has been!
for some time confined in the city hos;
pital. has so far recovered strength as
to leave the hospital and IL under the
motherly care of Mrs. Isabella Brande.
at the Brande apartments. Mrs. Helen
Rundell, who went to 1.-The hospital
about the same time as Mrs. Suther-i
land, is reported as also improving,
quite hopefully.
Mr.. IA. r. Lonsnecker IL having the!
pleasure of visit from his sister, Mrs.
James Olson. whose home Is in Marne.,
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