Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-26
GrinneIl and Vicinity.
a r,mes-Ren,lDlican.

Special 10 imeS-RepuDllcah.
Grinnell, Feb. 26-Judge Silwold Will
open district court al MonteZuma on
Monday, March s. Petit jurors have
been summoned to appear there on tue
10Th. The following named men form
the grand jury: K. b. Light, h. w.
Fisher, j. B. Gorsuch, Frank Shadle,
W. +. Schmidt. NJ. l.. Judd, Z. b. APP
pleby, a. H Burch, Morris Grier, J. "a
Hasley, John Erp and l.. NJ. Smith
The following jurymen have been
sum moned TO serve in the superior
court at Grinnell next week; j. f..
Blankenship and "A. d. Douglass, OF
Malcolm; Harry Bushnell, of Victor;
w T. Schultz and Lewis Rieck. OF
Guernsey; Joseph Karr and A. Deluth,
of Brookiyn Omer Dar!and, of Monte
z1ma Louis Lutlman. w. f.. Stewart
George c. Lord r. A. Bagga e. +.
Martin, r. J. Hunter and S. l.. Downey
Of Gr!nnell.
Raymond s. Pilgrim and Miss Lille
Garter were married at six o'clock on
W ednesday evening at the home of the
brides parents, corner OF Sumner
street and Fifth avenue. Rev. Frank II.
Webster, pastor of the Baptist church,
officiating A. few relatives and close
couple will begin life together on Mr..
Pilgrims farm three miles out Of, the
city to the southeast.
At IL O'Clock Wednesday morning. at
the parsonage OF the Methodist church
Rev. ]. NJ Brown officiating. the words
! were spoken that united the lives Of
George r. Selle and Miss Ada p. Hoov
err Miss Ellen Howell acted as
bridesmaid and Frank Hoover as
groomsman. The newly made husband
and wife will make their home for the
present with the parents of the groom,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. F. Selle.
Charles G. Hodgdon was quite serl-
ously i'll yesterday and the day before.
nccessitating repeated visits of his
physician, but is reported as somewhat
better today.
The first public ann ouncement that
"Barkis is willin'" as regards city Of
fees comes from Samuel Jacob. who is
ready to use his time and talents as
| coun Gilman from the first ward.
| All who had the pleasure of partici-
patng agree in praise of the district
convention of the knights of Pythias
held here Wednesday afternoon and
evening The address of welcome was
| given by Samuel II. Crosby, of this city
and the response came from District
Deputy A. f.. Pollard, of Montezuma.
| Grand Chancellor A. ]. Beckett was
detained until later than he had ex-
| pected and his school of instruction
was deferred until early evening. The
| Colfax lodge team put on the floor
/ work in manner so perfect as to
elicit many EXPLANATIONS of surprise.
After the evangelistic meeting at the
! church was over Mr. Schofield, the ad-
vance agent of the evangelistic quartet
| gave the Pythians talk on the sub
| ject of "Fraternalism." Mr.. Hanley
| was scheduled for this address but
could not go.
Mrs. Ella Relnking ToWle, who is
! called from her home here much OF her
\ time to deliver addresses that tell
largely what she has personally wit
messed in her missionary tours in the
Orient, has now gone 20 Traer for a
series of addresses. Today she speaks
to the high school pupils of the topic
! National Characteristics OF the Chin
esq.," in the morning and. in the after
noon, the ladies of the Congregational
church on Efficiency in Mission Work.
She speaks to the children on Saturday
on What Children Can Do For Christ
On Sunday evening she will lecture on
the subject Jesus and the Woman"
Aeneas Sawyer plans to leave his for
fer home in Gilman and move his family
| to Grinnell in the near future, having
already bought property in this city.
There is a vacancy in the night force