Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-04

house, where a new ana attractive
front will be the result
Edwin Goss is away on vacation
visit to his aunt. Miss Mary Goss
teacher in the Chicago schools. and to
the old farm Of his grandfather near
Morris. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Alley have had
the pleasure OF visit from their
daughter, Miss Eleanor B. Alley
whose home is in Des Moines.
Pastor j. NJ. Brown, OF the Methodist
church. accompanied by his little son,
is spending few days in Keokuk.
The death OF their cousin in Beatrice,
Neb. called Charles Delay and Mrs.
Sadie Rutherford to the place.
Candidates for college baseball and
track athletics are numerous this
spring and practice is going on daily
right thru the vacation. Freshmen be-
ing eligible to baseball is thought here
to give promise of an extra strong
team.
Grinnell, April ALBERT Lempke re-
ceived n bad injury in the abdomen
while sharpening the rolling coulter OF
pillow on an emery wheel in the Skeels
blacksmith shop. The speed Of the
wheel was so great as to force the
coulter against Lempke's abdomen.
cutting so deep as to almost lay bare
the intestines.
The revival services at the Friends
church have been successful in awak-
ening a new interest among the MEM
hers and goodly circle Of outsiders.
Meetings will continue over the COM
ing Sunday. On that day Rev. H. r.
Kearies, superintendent of evange'istic
work in Iowa, Is expected to preach
morning and evening. The former pas
tor of this church, Rev. Florence Baker
now located near Marshalltown. is as
sisting in the present revival.
Lawrence Smith. who was away with
the glee club when his companions
were brought up for appropriattng cleo
trio lamps from the poles Of the electric
light company and for receiviE-; stolen
property, gave himself UP to the court
as soon as ne learned that ne was
wanted and was fined by Judge MOTIFS
SIS and costs on the charge OF rcceiV-
ing stolen property. he having pieaa
guilty to the charge.
There was the baptismal ceremony
and a preaching service at the Chris
tian church last evening in place NJ the
regular prayer meeting and most CT
the nine who were accepted as mem
berg of the church on Sunday las were
baptized.
Another old settler in Poweshiek
county died on Wednesday in the per-
son Of William Jewell, OF Montezuma'
who was very nearly 80 years OF age
and had lived in the county for thirty
five years.
Rev. H. l.. Wissler, pastor OF the
CONGREGATIONAL church at Chester cen
ter. who has been for some weeks at
tending lectures in Chicago Iheoios'-
cal Seminary, came back to his home
yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans an
nounce the birth Of a daughter on wed
nesday. :,
Miss Hester Sanders. OF the Grinne'i
high school teaching force. Is In Fa.r-
field. where she is on the program i"r
discussion at the German round tahie
~ tho Southeastern Iowa Teachers AS
ISOLATION.
Mr.. c. s. Barnes Is again able 70 ne
about the house after maay weeks VI
such illness as to confine Lin 20 h's
home and largely to his bed.
Miss James, OF Kansas City. ana neF
sister. Mrs. Julia James White, Oh Ve'
mont. both former residents or thls
city, are here on a visit TO Ola lfiehas
and being entertained by their cousin
Mrs. D. S. Morrison.
Miss Eva Lovejoy went back yester'
day morning to her home In Aontoot
after a visit at the J. w. Harpster
horne.