Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-22

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.breaking OF both. bones OF the left leg
just above the ankle. Is 80 Tar recov-7
cred q. to he able to get about on
crutches.
Mrs. +. J. Bray is enjoying visit
from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WA.
liam Mccullough, Of Davenport.
Samuel Burnside was called to Dav-
export yesterday by the news OF the
death of his brother.
County Superintendent Estelle Coon
announces teachers examinations 70 De
held at her office in the court mousse ~
Montezuma on Jan. 20, 30 ana 81.
Some time ago Perry Altig ana MAX
Welsfelt got into serious trouble over
the sale of a team. Out OF tnis s.e"
the suit now being heard IN the u1
trict court at Montezuma, Win 1uuse
Talbot on the bench, IN wnich A"'s
is plaintiff and Weisfelt defendant.
Postmaster A. c. Norris Is receivink
the congratulations and thanks OF Msns
Of the citizens Of Grinnell because Oh
his successful efforts to get poucm
mail established on the tram soins
east under the new time table az ~
in the forenoon, while before notnrs
could go east between $3.50 IN t"e
morning and 1885 in the afternoon.
C. N. Dawley was treated to senu-
inc and very happy surprise on Monaay
afternoon when his sister-in-law' ME-
ID. G. Dawley, accompanied by ner SON.
Harry G. Dawley. walked in ana greet
ed him in the store. These reiatiVes
come from Mt. Holly, VT, and plan 70
make an extended visit.
AS the pulpit Of the Baptist cnurcn
is to be vacated by the present pastor,
Rev. l.. d. Weyand, after the services OF
next Sunday, the officials OF the churc =.
have made arrangements with Kew. -
r ulsley. of South Omaha, Nep.' 10
preach both morning and evening o"
the first Sunday in February. 80,
The Simmons Grocery Company sun
retains that name but undereoes q
change in the loss of one member OF
the firm, Mr.. c. w. Ross. who retires
Voluntarily from the business.
Postmaster A. c. Norris makes the
following report Of business done oy
parcels post for the first twelve "orh.
ing DAYS Of it's existence IN e1rlhnei I'll
Pieces sent out, 1,06S; weight, i'o's
mounds: pieces received. 1,166; weight
1s15 pounds; for local delivery, lol
parcels. ~, ,ou,
reached the point where 1t is the So go
ond in size in the west. having 1'''oo
volumes, having received an lncreas.
~ 2.173 volumes within the year Juse
closed. Iowa College has leao ose.
its nearest Iowa competitor OF l2'SoV
volumes.
prof, Charles Noble. Rev. P. F. Mar
NH-eS
ston. Prof. Frank F. Amy. MRS. Grace
Douglass Orr, r. F. Nuckolis. r. -
Jaola n. A. Templeton. II. e. Rop-
erts. and Stella Bartlett. form the com :,
mittee to supervise and push 1or"ar'
the idea so long advanced mere Oh
new Grinnell in China. The Work VI
securing the financial pledges mas
been done and the amount needed. $4.-
900 annually, has been secured. "A u,
rector is next needed and the WORN
can then 20 on according to program
This makes provision for two acadc-
mics for boys ard two Tor s1ris. "
| eether with various scattered schoois
| ~ lower grade as feeders. Inc Consfe-
| rational church assumes the expense
of the boys school. 5000, ana .ne
pir,s' school will be supported pS Tue
women's board Of missions OF the m
terror. The salary OF a director, III
Guiding expenses, will be $l,'oV' %
which $1,000 is expected from 'ne
ialumni Of the college ana $'oo iron,
the students and faculty. It is expected
THAT the committee will be anle sooh
Ito make selection OF competent al
rector from among the excellent ma
trial to be found among recent grad
yates of Iowa College.
Mrs. Aaron Clark died YESTERDAY
morning at the home of her daughter
eWrs Joseph Kirkland, on South Higr
street. Announcement not yet made as
to funeral services.
The funeral Of Mrs. Samuel r. Jen
kins, who died on Sunday last, were
hold at the Catholic church yesterday
morning. She was 40 years old.
Miss Hattie Perry has passed sue
cessful examination and is now com
mittee clerk in the senate. Miss Maymt
sterrett, also from this city, has Sc
cured clerkship for committee II
the house.