Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-26
Grinaeli and Vicinity,

tIrlnneil, FtO -b.--''iT. sti!'l MIS- ' ~
Preston star ed last nigh: for Chicago
10 spend a few days. IheI daughtG''
Miss selma who is a student IN the
University of Illinois. will meet them
there for a visit.
TIE fine Quilt that the children "
Miss Bailey's room in the Parker
school have made is to be sent to Bel
GUM to cover some of the shiverins
homeless children. 1t Is a valentine
Elft and bears a valentine message
from the makers.
Mrs. March Green has gone for
two weeks visit with her daughter
Mrs. Ralph Snider. at her home IN
Chicago.
The local lodge Of Eslks has an
nounced Sunday, March 5, as the time
at o'clock in the afternoon, "hen
Chaplain II. w Jones Will deliver
lecture here on the topic, The Great
World War and N'hat America rights
For" The address is to be in the
conversational church and is free TO
the general public. Chaplain Jones so
charmed his brother Elks SOME days
ago when ne stopped for a few hours
in passing thru the city that they then
secured his promise of his return. He
was in the Spanish war and IL chap-
lain of the New York State Association
OF Elks.
Henry Sutton was the high bidder ~
the sale of the f. D. Rayburn farm OF
40 acres near Montezuma- the price
Der acre being $14925.
Mr.. and Mrs. H .. Gray. VINO nave
lived in this city for NUMBER OF years
start this week for their new home on
a small farm near Lincoln, Neo. Iheir
son is in FL Taso, Tex.
C,rinnen chapter OF the Daughters
of the Anne r1can Revolution endorse the
LOYALTY OF Prof. E \. Steiner OF TINS
CITY and Iowa College in the following
words by vote al their latest resulaI
meeting: LAS a branch OF national
organization whose object II is to pro
mote patriotic work, the members Oh
this chapter desire TO take this oc.
casion to express their appreciation "a
the noble, patriotic ideals Tor Whlch
DR.. Steiner stands. and 10 express IAe'.
commentator for his urse!Ilsh anu
earnest endeavors TO instu IN the
hearts and minds Of all those win
whom he comes in contact, personais
or thru lectures or books the highesl
ideals of humanity and democracy
several months ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Collins and their family OF three
children. the eldest under SeA Va
ago went from their home In TINS
city to New Mexico. hoping 10 prihs
back health to Mrs. Collins. News mas
lust come or Ter death on SUNDAY d
ternoon at Albuquerque
CITY Superinten Eugene Heneis
has gone to Atlantic, n. j., to aAte'1d
the national Convention or super'n1ehu-
ents.
There win be a union OF all the mis-
sioDary societies Of the city on ihNrs-
day afternoon at o'clock at 1he
Methodist church, as a day OF prayer
for home Missions
Karl FISHER has left his place here
on the wagon Of the express co'fit'aiiS
and gone to Houston, Cal, TO WORK o"
his uncle's ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dprr, "no
have been living in Idaho out iiare
come back to Iowa and taken the "a
A Garrett farm in Rock Creek to"n-'
shin will have possession this week
and Mr.. AMI Mrs. Garrett VIII move
into Criminal. to live.
6 D. Rugg,es started last night Oh
mic animal selling trip thru the east
on which he expects to oe away three
months.
Mrs Ebert W. lockwood, OF Iowa
Cy,v will address the Grinnell Wom-
ans Club at the Congregational church
on Friday afternoon, March l. OIL
"Morhering a Community
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Adkins are nav
ing the pleasure OF visit from ihe'r
daughter and her husband, Mr. ana
Mrs Chris w. Reuter-, WHO nave COME
for two weeks stay, from theiF
home at Dallas s. D.
r O. Robinson goes this week TO
take possession Of the sixty acre farm
he bought seine time ago, known d.,
the swangie farm, in the Viclhlty %
MonteZuma-