Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-29
orinnell ana vieinitx.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. July 2s.-Prof. Richard y.
Jones. OF Tufts College In Medford.
Mass. arrived in this city yesterday att
ernoon from Des Moines. where he hao
been visiting his sister, who 10 criel-
cally i'll. He was called from his home
by business to his old home at NASH
Vile. Tenn, where he has extensive
landed interests. He will remain here
for short time looking after some real
estate, the remnant Of the ]. B. Grim
nell estate. Mr.. Jones recently bought
home for himself and family In Cam
bridge, and will move there from Ned
ford before the opening Of the college
year in Tufts. where he will continue,
his work.
Harry Harris 10 again at his post In
the Citizens National Bank after .
pleasant vacation Of some weeks spent
in Boston and other cities OF the At
lantic coast.
w. T. Moyle left his home in this city
on Saturday night to Join his family
at Lindstrom, short distance north OF
St Paul. where they have cottage BY
the lake and where the family has
been resting for the past three weeks.
Mr.. Moyle can leave his pressing bust-
ness mere UuI AOI sSWO "a SAA oS SAssS -
The stockholders OF the Grinnell
brick and tile factory Of this city held
a meeting recently to look over tho
situation and. IL possible. to effect .
reorganization Of the company. No
definite action in that direction was
taken but committee was appointed
to make q careful survey and report q
plan for this procedure. The company
has labored under some heavy handi-
caps since its organization several
years ago when some $4,000 or moro
was put into new buildings and ma
chinery. Tho carefully tested before
hand yet in actual practice the ma
terial available for making tile has not
proved to be Of the best quality and
the business has not been az prosper
Gus as the stockholders had hoped 1t
would be.
Rev. George r. Lockwood, now in
this city, who has Just returned from
q trip around the world. In which he
has carefully studied the missionary
work IN various fields, makes state
ment Of three propositions that have
Impressed themselves most strongly
upon his mind. First. the direct re-
suits Of christian missions. thru the
various forms Of evangelical, educa-
tional, medical and Industrial work.
are vastly more extensive and deeper
rooted than he had supposed. Second
the indirect results impress him as 80
much greater than the direct results.
as Christian teaching and work are
meeting and modifying the Oriental re-
ligions. This accomplishment. In view
Of the comparatively short time tho
leaven OF Christianity has had TOR
working, seems to him truly wonder
full. Third, the opportunity for Chris
tian work was never % great and 10
now absolutely boundless. Mr.. Lock
wood preaahed in 40 Conversational
church yesterday morning and met
many friends Of his Iowa college days
Mra Fo6eer wanBsr. who has been
visiting for the past ton days At the
home Of her mother, Mrs.. Frances
walker. Of this city. started yestsrday
afternoon on her return to her own
homo In Phoenix. Afi1.
The CONGRATULATIONS Of relatives ana
many friends Of Mr.. and Ms. OFT OF
Lincoln, Neb.. on the recent birth OF
SON, have been quickly turned 70 griei'
az the news is received that, at the age
Of but one little week. the infant died.
Mrs. Orr was Miss Grace DOUGLASS OF
thi, city, daughter Of Rev. and MIS-.
r. o. Douglass.
Mrs. A. l. Child, after visit OF sew.
eral days in wapello. went to Musca-
tine. where she met her son Arthur
and both returned ON Saturday to their
home in this city.
r. L. Beard OF Toledo. who was re-
Gently elected president Of the state
Druggists Association at the meeting
at Sioux City. began his career as a
druggist in this city and was Grin
nell boy long before that period
Mr.. W. H. woomer Of this city be-
comes grandfather by the birth OF twin
bows to Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Robinson,
whose home is near Kellogg.