Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-29
Grinneli and Vicinity.
Special TO Times Republican

Special TO Times Republican,
Grinneii. March REORGANIZATION IIoT-
raoin. with his paving gang is expected
here next week or very soon after 70
complete the contract of last year ami.
probably. &C begin 81 another extensive
Job OF the same kind.
The city council meets ronteh, in
special session to hear the opposition
to the carrying out of the proposed
resolution Of necessity for large area
Of aew paving. Curiously there are
some property owners in the proposed
district who are fearful that the coun-
ell may not conclude 10 pave past their
strong pleadings in favor OF the paw
ing.
Mrs. ". C. White IS again a, the
visit Of some days with friends In Ne
vada, Iowa
The high school girls glee club has
semester under the direction OF Miss
Helen Thomson and have held them
selves read: for service On numerous
public occasions. The club has just
elected the following officers for the
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Rogers: vice president Ada Harris:
secretary treasurer, Grace Boyack; Ii
brar:an. Marjorie Radford. Following
ham. Frances sNeedham. Lucile Law
renee Mildred Dare, Miriam Buck,
Helen Wheeler. Ruth Ewart, Katherine
Richards, Ruth Romig. Gladys Hays.
julia Horrigan, Ada Harris Marjorie
o. rpin
Genevieve Bower, Ruth Rogers.
Gwendolyn Edwards. Grace Boyack,
Gladys Hughes. Eleanor Harris. Ade-
iaide Sioley. Margaret Moyle. Florence
Fraser. Helen Westlake, Bertha Day
ten. Lucille Lang. Phyllis Thompson.
Pauline Lanphere, Bernice Goodrich
and Margaret Lowrey.
Nj. and Mrs. George Earhart. Of Des
Moines. announce the birth to them Of
q son on Sunday last. Mrs. Earhar,
was Rebecca Hartman. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Hartman. Of this
city.
Mrs. Paul Meyers resigns her impor-
tant position as head Of the primary
department in the Sunday school of the
Congregational church that she may
take the leadership Of the new vested
junior choir just now forming and in
tended for leading the Sunday school
singing and for serving the church at
the Sunday evening services.
The Friends society at the Blue Poin'
church found 1t necessary because of
bad weather last Sunday to postpone
their service Of rededication of the
church until next Sunday. when the
program already published will be
given.
VIII Foster hurt one of his legs on
log some little time ago. The bruise
began to show infection and he was
obliged TO come to the city hospital
here on last Friday and undergo az
operation. He has been at work on the
Al Hays farm in Chester.
Mrs. Jennie Hammond started to
| return to her home In Marion yester-
Gay morning after having made a visit
to Mrs. Emily Brenniman and Mrs
| VIII Coons, Of this city.
Miss Josephine Bye is again at the
| parental home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
. Bye, OF South Park street, this city
after a. visit of some months with rela-
| tives in Chattanooga, Tenn
Karl Cessna tripped on loose boar
| in the barn and fell, turning his lief,
arm under him and breaking three
bones of the wrist. He lives TWO miles
north Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Miles and daugIl-
| ter, Miss May, who have been travelling
| for some months thru the south, are
| on their homeward way and may be
| expected here soon.
]. B. Crosby. who has been the agent
here for the Adams Express Company
| has resigned his position to go into
| partnership with his brother In run
ming a draying business in Marshall.
| town, opening out there as soon al
| possible after the LIST OF April, wner
| his resignation takes effect.
! Mrs. Edna G. Philpott, who slipped
! and broke her arm before Christina!
| snd has been spending the time since
with her daughter, Mrs. Wnehrmann
. of Chicago, and with other relatives
| lis now at home here with the arm no
| entirely healed.