Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-18
GrinnelI and Vicinity.


Grinnell. Feb. lS.--E. H. Spa ul6ing IS
in Des .Moines today in attendance up
on the good roads meeting, al which
ne is one Of the regular speakers.
The United Presbyterian church peo-
pie are still kept out OF their building
by the damage TO their steam heating
plant and will Use the superior court
room for next Sundays services. In
the morning Pastor Lawrence an
nounces his subject as The Voice Of
Need being preliminary 10 a talk
the next week on -Industriel Social
ism In the evening his subject as
announced 10y him. will be The Grin
nell Register"
Evangelist Kennedy at the Methodist
church continues TO draw good houses
and to keep up the interest Of his au-
iiences. On next Sunday afternoon he
will preach on Friendship" and has
invited all the fraternal orders of the
city to be present with their families.
Norman Hall, Iowa College 1910.
who has been at his Colfax nome and
visiting friends In this vicinity since
his return from the seat Of war in
Europe where he spent lie days in the
trenches goes soon to Boston to take
a position on the Boston Transcript.
Rev E. L. iMcCarger is scheduled to
begin 4 series of evangelisttc meetings
at the Friends church IN this city on
Sunday next. He win preach morning
and evening on Sunday and i'll the eve
nings at 7: 80 thru the week. Pastor
Joseph Sopher will be a co~or-xer.
The postponed m Getting of the Grin
nell Physicians Club was held on We'd
nesday evening in the Office of Dr.. E
F. Talbot. P. Il Talbot y. S, read
the principal paper 'on the subject.
Bovine tuberculosis" and DR.. D. E.
Collins OF Marshalkown. a govern
ment meat inspector. led the discus
sion with Professor Hendrixson. OF the
college here, and others following
Following the sitting OF the prelir-
mary debates in the high school the
following members have been chosen
to form the two debating teams in the
dual debate bet ween Newton and Grin
nell and the triangular with Cedar
RAPIDS and Iowa City. Kelly Packer
and Jantzen form the affirmative
team: negative. Hihbetts. German and
Ayers. The affirmative Of the girls
team is composed OF Sanders. NcIlrath
and Dare; the negative. Buck. Need
ham and Stahl. The physics teacher.
Mr.. Granny. is in charge Of the debas-
ing work. The subject chosen is: Re
solved. That the Several States Should
Establish Sch edule of Minimum
Wages for Unskilled Labor, Constitu-
tionality Conceded"
G-innell friends are interested in the
news item that Chester Y. Hummel
and Mrs. Cora L. Hummel were mar
red in Marsnailtown on Wednesday.
The newly married pair will live to-
gether on the farm OF the groom near
this city.
At s O'Clock on Wednesday evening.
at the home of J. Howard Sanders on
East street. James A. Nelson and Ella
G. Blood were made husband and wife
by the ninistrations OF Rev. Frank II.
Webster. pastor OF the Baptist churci,
Of this city. The bride Is the daughter
OF Mrs. Jennie T. Blood, OF this city.
The groom Is the son of Mrs. Emma j.
Nelson, also of this city. After a brief
W edding trip the young married pair
will be at home here at the corner OF
Fifth avenue and Spring street.
The M & St. L railroad has consent
ed to lay a spur track over to the west
side Of the college campus In order to
deliver the material for the new alumni
recitation building, where it will be
most convenient Cor the use OF the
Galley Marsh Company. who have the
contract for the building and have all
ready opened their office at that point.
Ordy Wiley Gcoch was taken sick on
Sunday and died on Tuesday night o.
spasmodtc Group. The body was taken
to Blue Point for burial. He was the
young son OF Ed Gooch-
Next Monday afternoon at o'clock
the parent-teachers' meeting will take
place at the high school building.
where Mrs. Charles Noble will speak
ou "; %rfs,at High Sschccl Students Read
and What They Should Read" The
discussion following will be opened by
Miss Holloway.
After visiting for couple Of months
with friends in and near this city Mrs.
Minnie Lundt and her daughter Elyira
started on their return to their home
in Los Angeles. Cal. on Wednesday.
The Women's Missionary Societies
Of all the churches will hold their an
nual union meeting at tho Baptist
church on Wednesday of next week.
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