Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-14
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Grianeil and Vicinity.
Special to Times Republican.
Grinnen Nov. 14-Proiessor and
Mrs Scheve Will reach Grinnell on
Monday. their boat, the Ryndam. which
sailed from Rotterdam on Oct. 81, hav-
ing locked al New York Wednesday,
Professor and Mrs. SctIeve are the last
| of the members of the faculty, who
We're Nught in Europe at the opening
OF the war TO return and all their
Grinneu friends rejoice 10 learn that
they are once more safe in his coun
try
Mr. and Mrs l. H. Mills. WHO have
been visiting friends here. have left
, for Los Angeles. MIR. and-1frs. Mills
county but have since moved TO Los
Angeles.
II r Mclaughlin, who broke the
! bones of his left lower leg just above
the ankle when jumping from street
car in Kansas City. is jus, able to be
out after being confined 10 the house
for three weeks.
There was a report that some cattle
near Ewart were affected by disorder
which waS feared 70 he the dreaded
foot and mouth disease. out DR.. p. L.
Talbot made an examination and re-
ported nothing seriously wrong with
the cattle and no cause for alarm.
Commander Waldo Evans who has
been in command of vessel on the
west coast Of Mexico. is on shore leave
for month. He has just returned
from trip TO Kansas and Will be here
for some time. He is uncertain where
his next command VIII lake him.
Miss Ruth Calderwood has been en-
PERTAINING Mrs. Lizzie FELTON, and
daughter, Helen. at the John Flock
home this past week.
Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Miss Neva E Russell. of Wash
ington township, to Mr.. Arthur H Lin
coin on Nov. %.
Poweshiek claims E. E. Blanchard. OF
Grants Pass, Ore. who has been
elected 10 the legislature for Mr.
Blanchard was formerly attorney al
Montezuma
The sad news has reached Grinnell
friends Of the death of Miss Elizabeth
Parker. at Racine. Wis, where she has
been for the past two months with her
sister, Mrs. George Sewel. Miss Par
ker was not well when she left Grin
T! nell and has grown weaker until the
( end. The body was brought to Grinneil
this morning and the funeral services
were held at the home this morning at
| II O'Clock, conducted by Rev Mr..
Babin. rector of ST. PauTs Episcopal
church in Marshalltown.
Mrs. G. S. Perry. who was a resi-
dent OF Grinneu for many years. died
Thursday afternoon at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. j. D. Humbert. in Des
Moines. The body was brought to Grin
nell this afternoon, the funeral party
going directly from the train to Hazel
wood cemetery.
| The pulpit of the Congregations,
church will be occupied Sunday morn
ing by Rev. Mr.. Williams, of Newton,
| who has spoken a number OF times at
the college vesper service In the even
! ing, Professor Macy will speak on the
subject of "Miiitarism and Democracy.
! Greater Iowa week. which starts
! Sunday. will be celebrated in Grinnell
| oy big mass meeting for the whole
county. to be held at the Colonial
! Theater on Wednesday evening. The
secretary Of the Greater Iowa Associa-
| ton, Woodwork Clum, of Clinton, who
addressed the commercial club meeting
a month or SO ago, and W. w. Marsh,
or Waterloo. president Of the associa-
/ ton Will be the speakers of the even
| ing. The womens clubs of the city
have been invited to Cooperate with
the committee in charge consisting Of
| Grant Ramsey, E. B. Brande, w. S.
| Dodge and II. F. Lanphere
| The ministerial association has Sc
lected Rev. w. r. Lawrence, pastor of
the United Presbyterian church. as the
! speaker for the annual THANKSGIVING
service, Nov. 2s, at the CONGREGATIONAL
church.
! The Des Moines District Dental So
ciety will meet in Grinnell on Dec. !.
Preparations are being made for 100
out-of- town dentists. This not only
! includes dentists from n the distr:c,
bur visitors from towns IS far east as
Iowa City and Cedar Rapids. as far
south as Oskoloosa and as far north
| as Marshalitown. DR.. j. p. Buckley.
Of the Chicago Dental College, and DIR.
F. II. Orton, Of Minneapolis, who is
connected with the dental school Of
the University OF Minnesota. will be
the principal speakers of the conven-
ton.