Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-27
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Grinnell. Jan. 27.-J. j. Mullin, who.
with Mrs Mullln, is taking some
weeks to recreate and get view Of
the south in general, has written to
his friends giving some impressions
thus far formed. They have visited
the cities Of Cincinnati. Louisville.
Nashville, Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans, Tallahassee, Jacksonville. and
Eustis, Fla. While they have seen
much that was very interesting and
pleasant they are still as much in love
with Iowa as ever and will be back
at the old stand in a few weeks.
! The Porter-Heishman case took up
the entire time Of the superior court
of this city yesterday and yet full
! jury was not secured. A special ven
ire was ordered by Judge Norris.
! E. d. Lamb, Of Montezuma, has an
nounced himself as candidate Tor
sheriff on the republican ticket at the
| primaries in June.
'itA surprise wedding took place at
lor, 1918 Easily: and Mrs. L. w. ray
ing at 9 o'clock, W WIZ SATURDAY e N,,n.
Hoskin. Of this city, and Mrs. .., &c
Bader were united in marriage 81
Rev. P. F. Marston, Of the Congrega.
tional church. The newly welded pail
will be at home in this city after the
31st of March, at 1920 Chattertor
street. The groom is recently from
Baskerville and has bought land in the
northeastern part of the city for put
ting up greenhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. William Harrison are
having the pleasure of visit from
! the sister of Mr.. Harrison Mrs. Muir
whose home is in Keosauqua
! Deep well No. 8 having been cleaned
! out and fitted from top to bottom
| with new heavy cast iron tubing that
is expected 20 forever prevent trouble
from shale or any other material cav
| ing into it, the Miller Company that
first bored well No. will now turn
attention to the cleaning out Of some
shale down deep in that cavity. 1t is
said that the well was bored under a
contract for the company to keep it in
repair for FIVE years and, while the
! present cave-in may not be very Sc
rious, it is thought best to clean out
the well while the machinery is here.
! Prof. Graham Taylor. of Chicago. is
announced to be in Grinnell next Sun
| day. In the morning he win preach at
the Congregational church. In the af-
| ternoon he will address the mems
mass meeting at the high school build.
ing. He will speak at vesper service
at the college chapel at 4:45. and in the
evening, will take charge OF the senior
prayer meeting 1t is probable that
he will also give the Monday morning
/ chapel talk at the college.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Porter have an
| nounced their intention OF moving from
! their home in New Sharon to make a
new home in Grinnell Mrs. Porter was
Miss Manatt before her marriage.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Dempster. liv-
ing north OF this city. have gone for a
weeks visit to friends at Altoona.
Prof Clara Millerd is expected home
today from the east, where she went to
address a meeting of Iowa women in
New York.
There was a goodls- number present
at the Congregational church yesterday
afternoon to listen to the lecture Civ
en- by Prof II. Augustine Smith. Of
Chicago. who spoke. among other
things. of modern church and Sunday
school songs and music, some of which
he characterizes as trash TIE adj
dress was OF general interest, con-
tanned much information, and was a
stimulus to Sunday school workers.