Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-23
Grinnell and Vicinity.

Grinnell. Jan. 23.-The morning SER
mon at the Congregational church OF
this city tomorrow Is to be preached
by Rev. e. A. Steiner. In the evening
there will be addresses by the assist
ant pastor, e. 8. Turner, and others.
tending to weaken the enthusiasm OF
all for tho evangelistlc effort that Is
to begin here on the 14th of February,
when Evangelist Hanley and Singer
Fischer are expected here to begin the
movement.
At the home Of Pastor w. r. Law
renee Of the United Presbyterian
church last evening the Anticants,
class OF ten girls in the Sunday school,
entertained the Daniels, class of boys
of about their own age and number.
This entertainment came as the result
Of a contest in work for the good OF
the school In which the boys excelled
In points that made up the game.
At 1880 on Thursday evening there
was an excellent supper for the family
and friends at the home OF OH Thorpe
721 Elm street, the occasion OF re-
joicing being the twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe
Many useful and beautiful gifts were
brought and there was large mum
Der of relatives and friends assemble
to enjoy the occasion. Mrs. Q. w
Heacock and daughter, of Des Moines'
were the only ones from a distance.
The annual meeting of the members
Of the United Presbyterian church OF
Ewart will be held next "Wednesday
at 2 o'clock when reports will be heard
and trustees elected.
President III. L. Boyer, OF the In
dependent Telephone Company, Is at
home again after attendance upon the
sessions of the Independent Telephone
Association of America, at Minneapolis
While there he was called upon to re-
spond to the address of welcome given
by Mayor Wallace G. Nye. Of Mime
apolis
A very interesting talk was given on
Thursday evening at Goodnow hall OF
the college, by Irving Hart. graduate
IF Iowa college, class Of 1898, who Is
COW at the head Of the rural school
xtension work in connection with the
'achers' college at Cedar Falls.
Charles Plambeck has so far re-
overed that he has been able to leave
he hospital at Iowa City and return
o Grinnell. where he rs now con-
alescing at the home of his comrade
f the Spanish war. John Mowitt.
b. j. Kicker has gone to Chicago,
here he plans to attend the auto
mobile exhibit and to visit with Mrs
ticker. who has been in a hospital
here for several weeks. She is so
ar improved in health as to plan to
eturn to the home here with her hus'-
oand. Mrs C. r. Kicker accompanied
Mr.. Kicker to Chicago.
DR.. John Il. Padgham. who has been
practically in Dayton Iowa, has made
his plans to change his location to
irinnell.
The January term OF the superior
court in this city opened on Monday
f this week but there will be no jury
rails until the February term because
If the district court now in session at
Montezu,na, and the hearing of the
injunc ion case by the district judge
aere on the first of February. This
S the case involving the construction
- the west side sewer as planned by
he city council some months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, H. Utter are again IN
heir home here after trip thru the
eastern states since Dec. 20.
c. Fl. Onthank has removed from his
his farm near this city to farm near
Burchinal in Cerro Gordo county.
After an extended visit at the home
f her mother, Mrs. T. h, Bray. In this
city, Mrs Charles Eglin has returned
% her own home in Chicago.