Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-28
GrinnelE and Vicinity.

Spec!a! 10 Tines-Republican
Grinne... Nay 23.-Nr. 6. L. Sanders
came about week ago from his horl:
IN Mod esta- Cal. <o- visit a. ra=
home Of his son VIII Sanders, sao7;
distance north Of this city. Change o.
climate gave him severe cold and ne
has heen ke7, quite closely a. home
since his arrival.
Mrs. VII Sanders has as CUES
as- s!s's-, Miss Ruth Andrews. WHO
came rom California and Viii sp--d
ne summer hare. Arothe- sister. Miss
Margaret Andrews, has gone on 70 ,he
commencement. az Wellesley college
aE-e- which she plans % come hare ard
spend me rest Of the summer.
Ee7'S comes from Lander. T-vo.. 0:
the marriage on Monday q: ne preser,
week e Rer. Noel Breed and Miss MAY
Forbes Pew. NJ Breed uae a Grin
nell hoy. 4 graduate Of Iowa College
I student in an eastern Theological
seminary. and last October. vas or
dai-ed into the ministry 7 the Con-
g-ega:!ora. church Of .lls city with
1is own father Re~. D 2 Breed. Of
his c.tT, giving the charge % the
minister. The bride 1as resident o:
Lander, 2 teacher and an active worker
IN the church
President Main arrived 2. his hone
in this city Tuesday evening. IN ap-
0aren.'v excellent condition consider
ing that h@ has suffered 4 surgical op-
GRAFTON and aee- for three weeks II
s. LuEe's hospital in Chicago. He gave
ne morning chapel address a. college
on Wednes6a" morning Professor
Scheve a. the organ played the pre-
!uGe and then STRUCK into IN. farilis-
"rIrt1nell Hymn" thus Interfering
with some student plans for demon
stra,ion.
The college chapel address 0. mis-
morning aas given by President Luce
Of the Chan-u7g University. China. He
Will address Z Joint meeting Of tha
christian associations this evening a,
O'Clock.
The plans have been completed for
the representation Of the G-inna''
Chinese movement by & Chinese stu
dent IN Iowa College. The arrange
rnent has beer made ira A. q De-
Ham, Iowa College 1906. to send ?
student named Hou. 4 graduate nj
Tungchow College with high hono-s
and since graduation teacher in the
Pangkiachung Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs Phil Streck are en-
ioTing visit from their son George
who has been making MS home in
Omaha
Miss Bertha K. Shuts, Of the col
,ege. g having a visit from her friend
Miss Bessie Alice Bell. % Hudson. WIS
She came in lime to see the May testi-
val.
M-s. 3. J. Picker IS spending some
time IN rest a. the baths Of Colfax
". y. Tuttle, son Of Rev. and Mrs.
II. W. Tuttle. graduate OF Iowa Col
leze. ts at home after his second year
in the study Of theology in Union
Theological Seminary Of New York
City After period Of rest here he
plans to go 70 northern Minnesota and
do some work among the Indians Of the
White Earth reservation. returning to
complete his seminary studies mex,
year.
Following is the program 10 be car
ried out on Memorial Day by Gordon
Granger Post, No. 81 Grand Army o.
the Republic. with the aid OF auxiliar-
les Company K, and citizens, meet a;
post room al 8 o'clock in the morning
where autos will be provided to take
all VINO wish to go to the cemetery with
decorations. Afternoon: President of
the day. Post Commander H. A. Field
marshal, Howard Chase: orators. Hon