Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-19
crinnslI and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
| Grinnell, Jan. 19.-Prof. A. r. Hatton
was the guest Of honor yesterday at
a lunch at the Metropolitan cafe.
where thirty eight professional and
business men of the city were assem-
bled. Professor Hatton was also at the
college chapel In the morning and gave
an interesting talk to the students
paying especial honor to Prof. Jesse
Macy. whom he called the father Of
the country's political scientists. Pro-
lessor Hatton's. topic was "The Ignom-
my Of Being Grown Up He also lee
tured in the Congregational church IN
the evening to an interested audience,
on the plan of city government by the
city manager.
On Wednesday morning at Z o'clock,
at the Catholis church, Rev. Father
Harmon officiating, Miss Helen
Dreamer. daughter of John c. Dreamer.
was united in marriage to Eugene CAL
lagher, in the presence of some forty
guests. Miss Mary Comersford was
maid OF honor and Frank Gallagher
was best man for his brother. the
groom. At noon dinner was served at
the Creamer home and this was fol-
lowed by a reception from 1880 o'clock
until 4. That night the bridal couple
left for months sightseeing over the
west. On their return they will live
on the Gallagher farm near Brooklyn.
The Weber against Ferguson suit
in the district court regarding certain
repairs made to the Weber Hotel IN
Montezuma was withdrawn from the
court and settled by the parties them
selves on Wednesday. Mr.. Weber
takes back the hotel and a compro-
mise adjustment was made uf othef
matters involved.
D. E. Hudson. a prominent farmer OF
Union township. lost his barn and a
large quantity of hay by fire on Mon
day night. The fire was discovered
about o'clock in the evening. Mr..
Hudson was able to save his horses
and harness.
The annual meeting of the Congre-
gational Sunday school was held in tina
church last evening. The reports from
the various officers and committees
showed healthy condition and the
meeting developed and intensified the
desire for larger things.
The morning address in the Con-
gregational church on Sunday next
will be given by Secretary r. w.
Cannon. of the Sunday School ann
Publishing Society, whose home lis IN
Chicago. He will speak of the oblisa-
ton OF the church to furnish the best
possible equipment for the religious
education Of the children within its
sphere of influence.
At the Baptist church on next Sum
day evening the choir will present an
interesting and unique entertainment
in the line of old songs solos, duets.
quartets and CONGREGATIONAL singing
and the stories Of the inspiration for
some OF these songs and OF their pro-
duction Will be -entertainingiy told
Pastor Webster VIII conduct the usual
morning services,
The sudden death Of his little sister
at the family home In Eagle Grove has
called Sophomore Willis Armbruster
away from his college work here
The body of NJ, L. Hurdle, who died
in MarshaIltown, was brought to the
Matt Hurdle home in GrinneIi, SIS
Broad street, this morning and funeral
services were held at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon Death came from pneu-
monia, at the Deaeoness hospital.
Mrs. Ruth Field Howell went TO Des
Moines yesterday for a couple Of days
visit with Miss Leota Blackburn. VI
Panora, and at the home OF Mrs. Cora
Collins, of Des Moinss.
The women of T. Fl. Bucha mans
Sunday school class in the Methodist
church have gathered enough old paper
to load car and wi,i soon ship IL and
send the cash proceeds TO the starving
war orphans Of Europe.