Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-17
crinnsIl and Vicinity,
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| Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Oct. 17.-Public announce
ment is made that Secretary Of the
Navy Josephus Daniels has been Sc
cured to make speech In the Colonial
Opera House In this city on the after
noon Of Oct. 80.
Mrs. George Spooner had the pleas.
ure on Saturday Of visit from her
son, DR.. H. A. Spooner, and his wife,
who came from their home In Baxter
to spend the weekend.
Announcement is made Of the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Grinnell Fair Association in the super
Tor court room of this oity, In the aft
ernoon of Nov. 6.
Miss Jennie Hillman, who is secre-
tary at the Y. w. c. A. at Marshall
town, came home for an over Sunday
visit and was accompanied by her
friend, Miss Hope Hobbs. Of Marshall
town.
1t seems almost miraculous that m
automobile containing a half dozen
people, should shoot over an embank-
ment, fall twelve feet, alight on its
wheels. right side up, and have none Of
happened to the Hudson driven by
George Mooers. of Gilman, on the re-
turn from Iowa City after the football
game of Saturday. Those with him
were Harry Knapp. Paul Fraser,
George Biswell, Eben Baty, Russell
Biswell and Clifford Steck.
Rev. A. c. Stowe, who began his pas
torate Of the Christian church in this
city on Sunday morning. coming from
Bristow, gave out as one Of the pulpit
notices of the morning the announce
ment of the birth Of A. C. Stowe. il,
at Bristow on the preceding Thursday
evening.
The news has been received here
that Charles A. Lidtka, formerly q
resident of this city, Is to be married
tomorrow. at Butte, Mont, to Miss
Lucille Arnsten, of Salt Lake City, at
which place the young couple will
make their home. The groom is well
known in this vicinity.
Clarence Possehl, Of near Hartwick,
had an artery in his arm severed by
the falling upon 1t of a hay knife. Mr..
Haines. of the same locality. fell from
a derrick while engaged in cleaning
cut a we'll, and 30 injured himself -
to be confined to his bed.
Justice Frank p. Marvin Joined IN
matrimony Frederick Kahler and Mra
Mary F. Belcher, the ceremony taking
place at the home OF the groom.
This evening, at o'clock, in the the
alter Of the quadrangle. Prof. M.
Brooks, of the University Of Indiana.
will lecture on THE Column and Cap
in Gothic Medieval Architecture" on
which subject he Is recognized au-
thority. He comes under the auspices
Of the Archaeological Institute OK
America. The lecture II free for all
The first call Of the fire department
for several weeks came yesterday
morning about $3.50 and was occasioned
by the ignition Of some kindling in the
cellar Of the Mrs. Kate Bressler home.
e1s West street. The loss was very
slight.
&C. w. Greene. D. c., Of this city. had
the pleasure of entertaining number
of his fellow practitioners on Sunday
last. These present from out Of the
city were: A. W. Schwietert. of Mar
shalItown: ]. ". Daugherty. Of Mason
City; Frank w. Elliott. Of Davenport,
and E. c. Wilson, Of Brooklyn.
Rev. J. NJ. Brown, pastor OF the
Methodist church, Is today In Des
Moines In attendance upon the annual
meeting of the board Of directors Of che
Methodist hospital.
Mrs. F. NJ. Bartling has gone TO her
old home at Grand Island. Neb., to
make a visit to her parents and other
rala .fvas and many friends She also
visits in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Westlake are the
recipients OF the glad news Of the birth
OF daughter. Helen Georgette, to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Westiake, Of Everett,
Wash.
DR.. and Mrs. J. J. Padgham. had the
pleasure Of visi. from Mr.. and Mrs,
E. NJ Lundien. OF Dayton. who were
autoing to Burlington.