Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-30
CrinneiI and Vicinity.

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Grinnell, June S0.-Prof- H. o. H1ck-
ernell who has charge OF the o2bi
music instruction in the collegs mere
and is the director OF the college ana
city band of adults, is also training
number Of boys in band practice VIII
the hope OF having trained material
from which TO recruit tho ranks OF Inc
regular band when necessary.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Dee, who have
lived in Sheridan township for the past
thirty seven years. celebrated 'heH
golden wedding ct their country hofns
this week. with the aid OF many
friends. Their two daughters, Mrs
Charles Wolcott and Mrs. Walter HAYS
both living near, and their son Harry
and his family. from Mount Vernon
were present on this occasion.
Mrs. George L. Pierce, piano instrCc-
tor in the college here. offers as parl
of her contribution 10 Red cross
funds. TO give piano lessons during the
summer vacation and turn over ali
money received in payment TO the Req
Cross treasury.
CLYDE Wright. former telegraph OPP
orator Of Des MONIES, now lieutenant
IN the United States signal corps anc
under orders TO report at Brooklyn, n
Y. with the prospect of being sent al
once with MS detachment &c France
was making farewell visits 10 MS Urn
nell friends yesterday
Pleasan township voted down Iae
proposition for a consolidated school
district at Ewart by 1914 10 oS Inc
largest opposition seemed TO come from
the northern part OF the township
from those who do not oppose consoh-
dation in itself but who prefer y con
soltdate with Malcolm as being more
convenient both as to distance and
roads.
Brooklyn and Malcolm lodges Of the
knights OF Pyrhias have issued INVITA-
tons to the lodges of Grinnell. Monte
yuma. Marengo and Victor to unite
with them in a fraternal Fourth ~
July picnic to be held at Brooklyn.
The Elks' lodge Of Grin1ell plans to
wind UP the Fourth OF July by special
patriotic program and social smoker IN
their rooms in the evening Ih-s
demonstration will be in especial rec
IGNITION Of one Of their number, DR.. =.
s. Evans. medical lieutenant home on
furiough from service on the Mexican
border and other members VINO are
now al various points in service.
Prof. ]. G., walleser. of Grinnell C1l-
| lese. who has been in training Tor sew
| eral weeks at Fort Smelling, is now al
| his home gain in this City.
| Announcement is made that Grinleil
stores will be closed all day on We'd
| nesday. but will be open foc the con-
4 - -la p,.Sai;o llySTil O'clock
on Tuesday evening.
Oak Grove has boasted an excellent
| band for some years. II will give lis
| initial performance for this season, IN
| der Director Frank Brown, al Oak
| Grove. on the evening OF July T. ROD
| ert Mcdowell and William Wells. ootn
members of Troop D. First Iowa cav
airy, members Of this band. will De
| with the others at that time.
| Rev. and Mrs. W y. futile started
| this morning for Nashua where hr
futile breaches his first sermon to-
| morrow morning as pastor o. the Con-
| EDUCATIONAL church Of that town. THIS
couple. recently married in New 1ork
! CITY. have been visiting at the home
Of Mr.. Tuttle's parents. Rev and HTs
Henry W. futile, in this city.
| Researches recently made IN the
early history of the Institute Society
| Of Iowa College Of this city nave
brought to light the fact that Hon
Theodore Burton, OF Ohio. brother OF
P. D. Burton, of this city, was char
ter member and the first president Of
| that society and he has. by request Of
| friends here. sent large picture OF
himself which will hereafter adorn tAe
society walls. Judge J. II. 2. Aooi-
son, Of this city. was also a charter
member and the second president.
| Rev. W. 3. Wilson was called &c
| Seward. Neb., on Thursday night by
the news of the death Of his uncle
| Charles Mansfield.