Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-13
erinneil and Vicinity.
Special to Times Republican.

Grinnell. Sept 13.-Rev. Mr.. Romig.
of this city. conducted the morning
services at the Methodist church yes
terday while the regular pastor of that
church, Rev. ]. NJ. Brown. preached a
rousing sermon to the Congregational
lists, who are still without a regular
pastor. Notice was given from the
pulpit that at the mid-week meeting
on Thursday evening, Sept %, the
question Of giving a call TO Rev. e. w.
Cross. OF Livingston, Mont, would be
up for final action.
Mrs. Addie Morrison Chase, with her
children, IS visiting for a short time at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. s. Morrison, Of this city, and with
other relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Chase
have been living in New York City.
but are now seeking new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Morrison returned
to their home here last week after
some months spent In the south with
their son Julian. whose health has
been very precarfous. They report
him now as apparently showing real
i'm provement
Miss Dorothy Brown left her home
here this morning for Cedar Falls.
where she goes to begin her two years
course IN domestic science.
The comrades and friends OF T. G.
Pilgrim will be glad to know that his
recent operation for relief from hernia
has proved successful and he Is re-
covering with the prospect of having
better general health than he has had
for some years.
The news from tho home OF A J.
Blakely. who has been seriously near
a complete breakdown for several
weeks, is not very encouraging. He
finds himself unable to sleep except by
the aid of opiates and then only for a
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bortell, who
celebrated their golden wedding ami
versary last month and started off i'm
mediately. accompanied by their
daughter. Miss Maude for trip back
TO the old home scenes in Maryland
and Pennsylvania, are back at home
again reporting an exceptionally happy
vacation from home cares.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Keil have just
returned from trip Of some two or
three months to the Pacific coast. dur
ing which they seem to have taken in
about all that there was to see.
Grinnell public schools with their
started on this morning as tho there
had been but a brief cessation OF work.
All indications are that the attendance
will be up to the average Of years past
and may much exceed any previous
record
Gilmore Peterson has gone to Iowa
City for hnsnitel treatment. expecting
to be there several weeks.
Mrs D. A. Hopkins Is now In the
east visiting for couple OF months
with her son Lewis. in Cincinnati, o.,
her son Harry in New York City. and
her daughter. Miss Adah, in Pitts
burgh.
Harold F. Strong. Iowa College. ~,
now assistant pastor of the Congrega-
t.onal church Of this city, reaches the
city today and begins his work at
once
The business activity at the Grinnell
aeropiane factory gives promise Of
some new machines not so very far
away. While the boss and the assist
ants are giving out no Information
along this line there are features that
seem to speak for themselves. There
Is no Skeleton in the closet" but the
skeleton is In plain sight, one one OF
which the clothing is fast being placed.
indicating that there are other flyers
than the one that has already put
Grinnell on the map that are likely to
bring the company tangible returns for
their investment.