Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-04-11
body was taken to Ewart for inter-
ment. Mrs. Bryan died Sunday morn

pOuy was taken TO EWart LOT inter-
ment. Mrs. Bryan died Sunday morn
ing.
The many friends of Mrs. John Sell
berth rejoice with her in her prompt
recovery from the shock Of an oper-
alton in the city hospital here on Fri
day last and the prospect Of her
speedy and complete recovery.
Howard \. Triplett who was at one
time captain of the old Company X Of
this city, has been to Des Moines to
volunteer his services when needed
and was informed by Adjutant General
Logan that he is liable to be called out
at any time.
Miss Kate Zimmerman, for a number
Of years principal OF Parker school,
has been obliged to suspend active
teaching work for a time and has gone
to Rochester, Mimi, for consultation.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Flora
Floyd Benton Parker has been III for
a long time. Last week he was taken
to a sanatorium in Nevada but diod
there on Easter morning. He was but
l6 years old. the son of Mrs. Margaret
Parker. of Center street this city The
body was brought home Monday
morning and funeral services will be
held Wednesday Afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the home
The speaker OF the evening at last
nights monthly meeting, of the Con-
gregational Brotherhood was Prof. w.
L. Bailey. of the college here. whose
topic was to have been "A Study OF
Iowa Village Life" 1t was changed to
g.
gave a general geographic and his
torical review OF recent centuries.
grouping countries with their similar
and their diverse needs and desires In
such way as to give his hearers a
birds-eye view of the arena embracing
all the warning countries OF the old
world. Nothing has been given before
the brotherhood that held the interest
more closely or ELECTED more prompt
and incisive questioning.
One OF the very recent manufactur-
ing interests Of this city. The Grinnell
Lens Manufacturing Company. has
just been strengthened by the intro
duction OF a new member. Cashier S.
j. Pooley. of Grinneil Savings Bank.
VINO has taken one-fourth financial
interest;
Mrs. T. NJ Brown and daughter
Joyce are again at home at the Meth
odist parsonage after ten days visit
IN Springfield, III.
Mrs. Charles Stafford Is suffering
from ii fall received at the Methodist
church on the north steps. which tore
loose some OF the iigaments Of the
foot,
Mrs. G. W. Taylor is visiting at the
home OF her parents in Dunlap. where
she went last week to help in their
celebration of their sixty-third we'd
ding anniversary.
Prof. r, b. McClenon. of the college.
speaks tonight on THE School OF To-
morrow" at the regular meeting In the
high school auditorium. before the
high school parent-teachers' associa-
ton. The meeting opens at 1880 and
an additional special program consist
ing OF music and other features has
been provided.
Miss Ruth Rutherford was the re-
cipient of a congratulatory surprise
miscellaneous shower at the hands OF
her sister. Miss Esther Rutherford, in
view az her marriage to Claude Bever-
iy, OF Steamboat Springs. Colo. which
Is announced for the 18th Of this
month.
At meeting OF Troop d. First Iowa
cavalry. on Monday evening b. r. Car
ney one. of the new recruits, was
elected first lieutenant. Glenn II. Fer
rell. OF Lone Tree, has held that posi-
ton but was transferred because OF
his distance from the troop. Lieutenant
Carney went to Piattsburg last sum-
mer for training. He has been lead
er in athletics thru his college career
and since.
Instead OF buying bouquets for the
ladies at the time Of the home concert
the Mems G,ee Club Is to give the
amount they would ordinarily spend in
that way to the war fund.
The annual meeting Of the Grinneil
Opera House Company was held on
Monday evening and the stockholders
voted to dissolve the company. which
will be legally done as soon az possible.
Mayor White has warned all auto
drivers against exceeding the speed
limit in the city and assured the pub
lie that violators OF the law Of the
state and city ordinances will be dealt
with.
AT the annual meeting Of the Grin
nell Society of Fine Arts on Monday
evening the following officers were
elected for the coming year: President,
B. J. Kicker: vice president, w. 8.
Dodge treasurer. Mrs. L. NJ. Smith;
recording secretary, Miss Mary Cham
berlain; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Z. E. Harris. These officers. with the
addition OF Mrs. H. w. SpauldinH.
Harold H. Boyer and d. S.. Morrison
form the executive committee. The ex-
hibit Of home arts and crafts will take
place about the 18th of May.