Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-23
GrinneIl and Vicinity.

| Special to Times Republican.
! Grinnell, Oct, 23.-Miss Susan Orvis.
| OF the 1900 class in Iowa College, who
mas been for nve years a missionary
n Turkey but mas been compelled 10
return 10 America by the exigencies o.
ar, is visiting irieads in Grinne.l.
she is engaged to deliver an address
at the Chester Congregational cnurc.
tomorrow. after which she viii spene
severa. days in tbs city.
Mrs. Roach. sister of George II.
Brown, has just come from California
-or iengthensd stay. She mas bee,
living with her daughter, Mrs. Franz
Kicker, al Berkeley. Cal.
Friends and comrades gathered at
o'clock yesterday morning at the A K.
Hostetter home, s32 Hight street
where z brief prayer and scripture
reading service was conducted by Rev.
L. 5, Hand. and then eight of his com
| rades bore the body OF Mr.. HostetteI
10 the waiting hearse and G. A r.
comrades and ". r. c. sisters forneo
All escort TO the station. The funeral
party took the train TO Ladora anc
then were driven seven miles TO Genoa
Bluffs. the old home Of the Hostetters
Hon. Carl F. kuehnie came BY inyi-
tation yesterday to give the chapel ad
dress 10 the college students. His
subject was The Salvation of the
Dawn" in which he urged upon all the
cultivation of the sterling virtues OF
integrity, industry, loyalty. patriot
ism and service"
Mrs. Isabella Brande has gone to
Chicago for a weeks visit with rela-
tives She was accompanied by her
o. r11 len Tto, Drav Ia
also go on 10 Madison. Wis, before
coming back 10 the home here.
| The Grinnell Canning Company Is
not whit discourag ed by the obsta-
| cles 70 success in this years work but
is planning larger things and with
more and better safeguards for future
years. In order to help to insure
! plentiful supply Of corn for next year
| the company has leased the Prosser
farm of some 300 acres about three
and a half miles south Of Grinnell and
plans TO devote 1t 10 the raising Of
: sweet corn.
The first one Of series OF lectures
PLANNED by the high school parent
/ teachers association for the coming
school year will be given at the high
/ school auditorium on Monday after
noon. Oct. 25. at 1880 o'clock. by Pro
lessor L. D. Harrison. whose topic will
be Making Teaching Vital" These
(, lectures are free TO all.
Mark Da Shiel, is walking with the
help Of cane and yer yglad to be
able to walk at all. as the result Of a
| twenty three foot fall from the top OF
a telephone pole that had rotted at
the base. When the pole broke and fell
he was thrown b!olently to one side
and sprained his ankle severely
H. N. Ratclin living near Oak
Grove has the foundation in and liz
at work on the building of a barn
40x52 feet In size. Roy White, in the
same neighborhood, has Just bought
the Ben Thom pson farm. for which he
paid something over $3.50 an acre
Thompson moves in the spring to his
mothers farm a mile east Of the pres
ent location.
Four heats out OF fve were paced on
Thursday afternoon at the races at the
fair grounds. jim l.. Patchen winning
first money with one second and three
straight heats. time 2:15A. In the 2:3t
trot. Ex-senator won first. Clara Mar
quilla second, and Nell Russell third
/ r, J. Hadley is putting up a ne"
barn on his farm north OF this city
1 Mr.. and Mrs Casper Chenoweth are
having the pleasure Of a weeks visit
from their son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Chenoweth and baby. The
son was a former resident Of this city
and worked as watch repairer and
jeweler for r. A. Marsh.
William Hagen entered a plea 81
guilty in superior court before Judge
Norris. to the charge Of intoxication
and received a fine Of so and costs
While in the intoxicated condition III
drove An auto into a wagon owned b1
Mr.. Laros, west Of the city. causing
} some damage.
MISC Mabel Blair, who II teaching
piano In Tabor College. has come
home for weekend visit at thu
} home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G
A. Blair.