Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-16
crinne,I and Vicinity.

special to Times Republican.
Grinnell Oct. 16.--Mr. and Mrs.
George w. Bearnes. of Geneva, Neb..
have been visiting at the home of Prof.
and Mrs. w. s. HendriXson. Mr..
Bearnes was a member CT Company
&. of the Twenty eighth Iowa infan-
try, in the civil war, and he and his
comrade. Burdette A. Stowe, of this
city went to Marengo this week to the
reunion of their regiment.
Mrs. Fanny Parker Perkins has re-
Gently come back TO Grinne,l from the
nome of her sister in Racine. Wis.
where she and her sister. Miss Eliza
beth. have been visiting for some
weeks. Both sisters ill start soon for
Mrs. Perkins home near San Bern
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Earr.
Prof. H. s Conard of Iowa College,
president of the Iowa Academy Of Sci
cnce has gone to St. Louis to attend
meeting of the board of directors Of
the Missouri Botanical Gardens and
others assembled to honor the twenty
fifth anniversary OF the founding of
that board. Professor Conard is on the
program for paper before the scien-
fists OF the middle west.
There is township meeting OF Sun
Cay schools a. Maple Grove on Sunday
next. beginning at 1880 in the morning
and closing about in the afternoon.
At 1o45 there will be an address by
\. G. Jones on Object of This Con-
vention." At IL John Evans. of Grin
nell. will lead in a study of the inter
national Sunday school lesson for that
day. AT 1880 there will be half
hour for discussion and business. From
Il to 80 there viii be a basket din
ner and social time. The praise SER
vice beginning at i: 80 will be followed
ny reports of the Sunday schools and
auxiliary societies. At 2:l5 Rev.
Frank II. Webster. pastor of the Bap
list church of this city, viii give an
aniIna ted chalk talk. After a short
irternission there Will be sermon be-
ginning a. . O'Clock. by Rev. ]. NJ.
Brown. pastor of the Methodist church
Of Grinnel.
The Entire Nous Club is 10 have
charge Of program that should ne
very interesting at the meeting OF the
Women's Civic League al the Congre-
sational church, beginning al 9 o'clock
on Monday afternoon next. The sub
ject Is 10 be the report Of the commit
tee appointed months ago for an in
vestigation of the infant mortality Of
the city of Grinnell.
The body of owen Mulhearn was
brought from Brooklyn TO Girinnell yes
terday end interment was made in
Hardwood Mr. Mulhearn died at his
home some nine miles south of Brook
lyn. on Tuesday morning. Funeral
services were held at the Catholic
church in Brooklyn
Pastor Frank II. Webster. Of the
Baptist church. left home last night
10 90 TO Independence 10 be present at
the funeral Of one OF his former par
ishioners there.
City and Will take possession of farm
which he has rented in that vicinity.
His wife Will join him after brief
visit in Des Moines.
Mrs. julia +, Jameson is having the
pleasure OF few days visit from hes
SON ". ". Jameson. who, comes from
his home In Warren, Pa.
The many friends of Air. and Mrs.
George ". Simmons Will be glad to
Ieafn that Mrs. Simmons is improving
after severe Illness for the past two
weeks or more.
Mrs. Frances Walker and Mrs. e. ".
Benson are delegates from here TO the
meeting OF the Des Moines branch Of
the Woments Foreign Missionary So
cie,y of the Methodist church. to be
held a, Mount Pleasant from the l5tf,
to The 18th.