Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-03-10

ing, becoming reconciled ana agreelnS
to try life's sunshine and shadow to-.
gether again. They do not plan to re-
turn to their former home at Nemaha
City, Neb., but MI. Littrell has gone TO
find new location while the wife still
remains at her fathers home and the
little daughter stays with her.
p. d. Burton 10 one of the Ions time
citizens OF Grinnell and widely known
over the county He has been confined
to his home for Bome weeks by general
indisposition but Is regaining his
strength. He is to have the great
pleasure this week OF a visit from his
brother, United States Senator Burton
from Ohio. Senator Burton 10 to be
accompanied to this city by Senator
Kenyon, OF this state. and both VIII
speak on Friday morning at College
chapel Senator Burton was a student
in Iowa College in this city for q couple
of years in the early days.
There is Cracking Of thorns" UNI
the political pot here and the contents
are beginning to simmer pretty lively
around the edges. Ex-POstmaster "A.
G. Norris Esquire T. J. Noll, the pres
ent mayor and John Laros have all an
nounced themselves as candidates Tor
mayor. D. F. White and possibly some
others are said to be looking out OF the
edge Of the timber to see whether the
track is passable. For councilmen, u.
]. Hadley has announced himself Tor
the First ward; NJ Z. Hunt from the
Second: George Failor and John
Evans for alderman at-large; Sam
Jacob from the First, and Frank
Thackery for assessor. Before the
closing of the list on Saturday 1t Is
expected there will be several others.
The new sewer and the paving project
ed last year are the leading Issues,
with the contemplated bonding Of the
city for 10000, for the purchase OF the
old Cass and Works property at the
corner OF Broad and Commercial
streets for the use of the city, as 8
close second.
After q hard struggle for her life
against pneumonia little Dorothy Hal
sey died at 1920 on Monday evening.
She was almost years Of age. Funer-
al services were held this afternoon
with interment in HazelWood. The
heartfelt sympathy Of the entire COM
munity goes out to the widowed moth
er in this her second sore bereavement
within a short time.
DR.. C. E. Harris, health physician for
the city of Grinnell, will address the
Cooper School Parent Teachers Assoc
citation at o'clock on Thursday OF
this week, on the topic, Quarantine
and Contagion."
On Thursday afternoon at 1880
o'clock the Iowa City high school de-
batting team will meet one of the Grin
nell teams in the high school auditor
ium here. Grinnells other team viii
go to Cedar Rapids. The home team
is composed of Clyde King, Jesse Nc
Lain and Joseph Miller. Those who go
to Cedar Rapids are Joseph Kelly,
Floyd Steaks and John Peters. The
question for debate is: Resolved,
That immigration Into the United
States Should Be Further Restricted by
q Literacy Test"
Rev. w. b. Wilson, who resigned his
place as pastor Of the Christian church
Of this city some months ago, the res
ignation having already taken effect.
resigned the presidency of the Minis
terial Association at their meeting this
week and Rev. j. NJ. Brown, OF the
Methodist church. was elected. to fll
the vacancy.
Margaret, the 4-year-old daughter OF
Charles NJ. Ross, is in the city hospital
here, where she underwent an opera
>tfon for the removal of tonsils and
adenoids. She will be able to leave
the hospital soon. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
moved here last December from Green
Mountain.