Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-07
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Grinnell, Nov. I. - The November
| meeting of the Congregational Broth
| erhood will be held on Tuesday of mex,
| week. Mr.. Moscrip, of the Times Re.
publican Of Marshalltown. will be the
| main speaker upon some topic Of his
| own selection, pertaining to the highest
interests of the brotherhood. The
members are anticipating an interest
ing and uplifting meeting.
DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Kinzer, Of this
city. left here yesterday to go to
| Arthur to attend the funeral Of DR..
Kinzer's brother, Winning v. Kinzer,
private in Company B, Second Iowa,
who was accidentally killed at Browns
vile, Tex, on Saturday morning last.
He was cleaning his gun getting ready
for inspection when the piece was dis
charged.
Mrs. Augusta Maciejewski, SO years
Of age, died on Saturday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Peters. on
Main street south. Funeral services
were held on Monday afternoon and
interment was made at Kellogg. the
former home of the deceased.
Rev. Joseph Sopher. of the Friends
church, conducted the funeral services
on Sunday afternoon over the body Of
Lucille Iona White, who passed out Of
this life after seven brief days here.
She was the child of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford A. White who came from Iowa
Falls.
Mrs. A. y. Cummings Died on Sun
day morning at the family home, 1o22
Main street, at the age Of nearly Al
years. She has been in failing health
for the several years that the family
has lived in this city. Funeral services
were held at the home this morning at
$50. conducted by Rev. J. NJ. Brown,
Of the Methodist>church, and the body
was taken to Viliisca for interment.
Mrs. Margaret Swanson. who has
been visiting for several weeks at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Bor-
tell. of this city. starts today on hef
return to her own nome in Olus, SasKr
Canada.
When Walter Squire. living near this
city, gets ITO bushels of sound apples
that bring him from 81 to s1.s5 BUSH
ell from single acre of trees, he be-
comes a sure and earnest Advocate d
careful spraying. tow hich he gives the
credit of the quantity and the quality
OF this remarkable fruit crop.
Higher prices paid for cream by the
city creameries than the Ewart cream
cry could afford is the cause assigned
tor the failure of the Ewart institC-
ton 10 .emain on a paying Fbssis and
the buildings nave recently been soiG
to Commodore Gregson. who Will
transform them into a residence and
a biacksmith's shop.
DR.. E. S. Evans. who was recently
called to the colors, being lieutenant
in the medical reserves, writes quite
cheerfulIy OF his work and environ
ment and expects to have from three
to six months Of il before he is per-
mitted again to see his home and
family.
The firm name OF Crutchheid o.
Sears will no more appear in coIfiiec
ton with the management Of the Co
lonial Theater. Mr.. Sears having with
drawn. SIR. Crutchfeld will continue.
A collision took place last evening
lust at the supper hour. at the corner
of Park street and Fourth avenue, be-
tween the automobile of DR.. E. E Har-
ria and heavy team and wagon. The
auto ran under one horse and struck
the tongue Of the wagon With such
force as to knock down the horse on
the other side and to damage both
tenders and break both lamps