Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
TI1fEsREPUBIICA 1ARsHAILrowN. IOWA, AU0UsT ao
prevent the wholesal violations Of the
Law. Therefore they are asking ehe
voters to put the whole commission
out OF buOtneDs.
oxnr,lI and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell,; Aug. 20.-Pressure OF other
important business has led D. A. HOP
kiss to resign the position he mas 30
ably filled for some years OF secretary
Of the Hrinnell Poultry Association, ana
H. o. Shaw who has been the treas
urer, has been elected as secretary
treasurer. Active preparations are IN
the making for the annual poultry show
to take place In the latter part OF De-
cembe:.
Attorney Samuel H. Crosby, who LETT
Grinnell to make his home in Denver
some years ago. for tho benefit OF MS
health. feels himself wholly recovered
and has accepted an offer from the
trustees of Iowa College to return to
Grinnell and take a position with the
college In looking after the landed and
other investment interests Of the col
lese Mr.. crosby's connection with
the college In this capacity Will begin
on Oct. /. giving him ample time to
arrange his affairs in Denver and move
his family back to the old home here.
For a time at least the family will be
at the home of Mr.. Crosby's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Crosby
Lower came to this city from her home
at Rose Hill to visit at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs Alice Wells, 913
Pearl street. A brief time ago the
mother was stricken with pneumonia
and died and her body was taken to
Rose Hill yesterday morning for inter-
ment.
Rev. ]. Arthur Hurley, pastor for
three years of the Baptist church in
this city and, since then pastor OF the
Baptist church in Moline, is visiting
here for short time at the G. D. Par
menter home. Mr.. Hurley IS returning
from Colorado, where he has been Tor
several weeks with his young son
Herbert for the benefits OF the sons
health.
One week from today. Aug. q. is the
date given by Mrs. T. E. Bray In thr
invitations she has sent out to the mar
riage Of her daughter, Miss Gertrude,
to Mr. Charles A. Egiin, OF Chicago.
The wedding will take place in the
Catholic church and the immediate
relatives only will partake Of the we'd
ding breakfast to follow the ceremony.
The following officers were elected at
the meeting of the anti-norse thief
association: President. T. c. Cessna. OF
Grinnell: vice presidents. ]. E. Harden.
of Jackson township: J. ". F>rizzell. OF
Bear Creek township; John Ford. OF
Sugar Creek townships secretary.
Grover Eisele. of Malcolm township:
treasurer. E J. Harris. of Washington
township: executive committee. T. Z.
Cessna, Grover Eisele, E. j. Harris.
James Scoville. of Deep River town
ship. and F. E. 'Mintle. of Grinnell All
the townships Of the county except
three were represented on the board
Of directors. About forty farmers from.
all parts Of the county were present at
the meeting and the organisation 10
now a county association jn fact as
we'll as in name.
Work has already begun on the ex-
for the D. A. Laros & Sons buggy fac
tory and the Grinnell Washing Machine
Company addition to their factory. The
work in both cases wifi Doubtless be
pushed vigorously and they may be IN
active operations before the snow flies.
! The cases set for hearing IN the su-
perior court Of this city - Nelson
against Beeler. With its counter claim
and Eldora vanderveer againss A. F,
jenkins. have been settled out OF, court
and court has been adjourned for a
week. At the end Of that time II no
new cases appear the adjournment WI!
be final until the October term. An
other case which was likely to 60 to
the district court on appeal from the
decision in Justice Marvin's court last
, week. that Of T. J. Bray for Bray
Shiffiett and Lake. in which an attach
ment was served on the automobile Of
L. A. Woodward to secure fees for legal
services in favor Of Mrs. Woodward
has also been settled out of court