Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-08
Grinneli and Vicinity.

| SPECIAL 10 Times Republican.
/ Grinneu Jan. o-Pasc Commander
| II. I. DAVIS acted as installing officer
/ on Saturday afternoon for the follow
ing officials If Gordon Granger Pos
/ No. d. = A r. II this city Posi-
! Commander. r J. Noll: senior vice
commander f Shadholt: junior vice
! commander. J. \ EoNlns: surgeon, j
?. Lyman; Quartermaster. H. A. Field;
cha plan. H. r. Chaplin; officer Of the
day William Bortell: officer Of tbs
guard J H Kirkpatrick: patriotic IN
structor. II. \ Field: p. d. Buri"" was
rec ppointed adjurant, and H H
Morris QuartermaSter sergeant. The
installation vas joint with the W. r
=. for whom Past President Mrs. H
H Morris ac.ti as installing officer IL
the following: President. Mrs H"rah;
senior wee president. Mrs. stowe:
Junior vice Mrs. Rouse: chaplain, Mrs
| Borrell. treasurer. Mrs. Harrison: con
ductor, Miss Field. assistant con
ducIor. Mrs. Elmer Borteu: guard
| Mrs Mowitt; assistant guard. Mrs
| Charles Garrigan; color bearers. Mrs
Madison, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Mckee
and Mrs. Bookneau: secretary. Mrs
| Charles Bryan: patriotic instructor
| Mrs. Williams: press correspondent
| Mrs Lord \ picnic feast followed the
| joint installation.
The funeral services over the body
| Of Deacon Samuel Gates Of the FRS
| CONGREGATIONAL church. took place yes
| terdav afternoon at the church viii
Pastor E. w. Cross in charge. He hac
| lived in GrinnelI for twenty five years
| He was in business until failing health
| compelled his retirement. For twenty
| Years he has been a deacon N the
| church. The family came here from
| Ladora where one son row lives
! Deacon Gates was widely known anc
| hi ghlv respected
| The Congregational brotherhood
VIII hold the January monthly meeting
az the church tomorrow evening begin
| ming with the buffet lunch a. s-!3
| The address al the evening VIII BE-
| given by President John A. Earl, 81
DeS Moines College. whose ,oplc vii
! be ''BrotherhooG Work. Mr.. Earl :
| remembered here with grateful affec'
! ton for the work done here by hin
! several years ago IN general evan
(
| a hearty welcome at this time.
Mrs. Lena Lindeman Ward. grad
| vata Of Iowa College IN this city in tbs
class Of 1879. and whose home IS nov
! p rAntral!a. Va. lovingly remember;
President and Mrs. George F. MasOuE
! ny sending a box Of Christmas hol!
from her home 20 mark the Mag"ur
resting place in Hardwood cemetery
While in college here Miss Lindemar
! made her home mostly at the Ma2our
residence.
The Cr.nneIl Society Of Fine Art!
makes its first public exhibition to-
morrow. Wednesday and Thursday. a
The K. P hall on Main street. The
exhibit IS free 10 all who are inter
ested.
Miss Evelyn Wilson returned 70 he
vs~k - teaching n the high school {"
Cherokee. on Saturday last. aft@'
spending the holidays at the family
home in this city.
Mrs. Ella Reink.ng Towle report
from Des Mo.nes that her mother
Mrs &. D. Reink.ng. Is improving II
health and Tv.!l soon Ia" probably. II
-ucn condition that she can lAav@ hS
and return 10 her own home here
Sh. was called 10 Des Mn!nes some 50
weeks ago by the serious Illness OF ne
mother.
Mar Knapp. who fell off sled las
week while co1sting with some play
mates and nas rendered unconscious
for time ny the conclusion. Is re
ported as having gotten back to nor
nal condition.
Miss Marie F'awcett has changed he
position from bookkeeper at the J. a
Stone & Co.. general store 70 stenng
rapher for a. e. Lyon.