Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-11
ID in Chicago. ana who went south 70
Richland for : visit 70 relatives. this

Ii in Chicago. ana who went south 70
Richland for . visit 70 relatives. this
morning.
The longed for rain came to Grinnell
Sunday morning to the extent Of "a
Of an inch. relieving the heated condi-
ton and livening vegetation. It was
a quiet rain here but the wind is re-
ported to have done some damage In
the country not far away.
Mr.. John Souter. father Of DR.. J. w.
Souter. Of this city. and of r. H. Sou
ter. Of Montezuma, recently passed his
18th birthday and had the pleasant
surprise OF receiving over eighty pos
tai card and letter remem brances COM
ing from the states Of Iowa. Nebraska,
Missouri. Ohio, Oklahoma and Pennsyl-
vania.
Pastor J.. M. Brown, Of the Meth
odist church of this city. supplied the
pulpit for the Westfield congregation at
1915 yesterday afternoon.
The rain Of the morning 20 damp
ened the ground that the union services
scheduled for the high school lawn at
6 o'clock in the evening were trans
ferred to the Congregational church.
After the regular services Rev. W., B.
Wilson of the Christian church made
a very complete and interesting report
of the proceedings of the national
Christian Endeavor convention at Los
Angeles, to which he had been sent as
a delegate from the societies in this
city, with his expenses paid.
In an electrical storm the latter
part of last week NJ. NJ. Belden lost two
of his fine dairy cows by lightning. IN
surance on them being at $50 q head.
Mr.. E. Shadbolt one of the veterans
of the civil war and one of the partict-
pants in the battle of GettysourG
brought home with MIN from his re-
cent visit to that famous field OF pic
ture four feet and three inches In
length, of the camp there at the late
reunion of the Blue and the Gray.
Iowa happens to be in the foreground
and therefore very distinct and the
is one that Comrade Shad-
bolt prizes highly.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Woodwork are
ENJOYING a visit from cousin OF Mrs.
Mrs. Ralph BEEN, and her
three children. whose home Is In Oun-
combe.
Miss Grace Wilson, who has been
visiting for several weeks IN new
York City. is again at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Miles are no"
in Minneapolis visiting at the nome
of their daughter, Mrs. Glenn CLARK.
The G. B. Critchett family enter
tanned on Sunday Miss Gladys RUBY
whose home is in Des Moines.
Mrs. Eleanor Van Evera is still IN
Kansas City OF, d @;:s:. tc her sons ana
their families but will return very soon
and, IN company with her niece, MISS
Pearl Cessna, will take steamer from
New York for Europe on STUDY anu
pleasure trip that may occupy three
months.
Miss Renna Norris. who has oeen
teaching in high school at La sane
Colo, for the past two or three years
is spending her summer vacation at
the home OF her parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
A c. Norris. in this city. She re-
turns next week to take the principal
ship of the high school where she has
been teaching. Miss Mary Cady. Iowa
College, 10, goes with her to take the
position OF assistant principal. Mr..
and Mrs. A c. Norris go to that state
about the 22d of this month for a va
cation and win chaperone party from
Greeley. Colo. thru Estes Park.