Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-14
Grinns'i and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, April 14.--Beulah Chapter
Of the Order Of Eastern Star. OF TINS
city, held a school OF instruction last
week that was very gratifying to the
visiting officers as we'll as the general
membership. One feature OF the gath
ering greatly enjoyed and appreciated
was the banquet at $3.50 in the even
ing at which 200 were present anu
which was pr spared under the direc-
ton of Mrs. j.. s. Evans.
President Ozora i. Davis. OF the Chl-
cago theological seminary. gave
ringing message yesterday morning at
the Congregational church from the
words And will restore unto yon
the wears that, the locust hath eaten.
He pictured briefly the devastation or
the past four years, the terrible losses
and waste Of material Things. or me-
the brutalizing effects Of such general
strife and bioodshed, the general de-
moralization. Then he took up the
practical work Of regeneration ana re-
building and brought it thru all the
gradations from the general govern
ment of the world thru all the indi-
vIdual nations and their SUBDIVISIONS
tn the individual in daily life, making
an especially strong appeal TO the
Young men ana women OF the coHtse
with their unusual opportunities. ne
spoke again at college Vespers ana
rave a strong chapel talk this morn
ing.
The Grinnell country club house ana
grounds are TO be this season, In charge
Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Carpenter VINO
leave a farm near Chelsea to take TINS
position.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Cowden
have had the pleasure for the past
Week of a visit from Mrs. I. Is. Town
son. Of Lincoln. Seb.
lent and Mrs. Francis Blumer have
finished their visit In this city at the
home of Mrs. Burners father. DR.. Z.
b. Wiley. and have gone TO GREENE "
visit Lieut.. Burners parents
Harry Brown passed thru what ne
homes is to be the final operation Oh
the foot damaged from the casuaiu'es
of war. The work was done at camp
Dodge and he has a furlousn TO speno
With Crinaall reistiv during the neal
ing process
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Blair are having
visit from MIS- Blairs parents. Ut.
and Mrs. Mark c. Myers. who come
from their home in Los Angeles, cam
Thomas Carter is reported as re-
covering satisfactorily from an opera
ton for appendicitis. Andy Rinetort
son a lad OF IA years, who recen1S
underwent the same sort OF operation
ia making a perfect recsrery-
Mrs. z. shed,lolt, Mrs. James Nelson
aud Mrs. r. 4. Heishman. all OF TINS
CITY have had the pleasure OF a WISH
from Mrs. N. E. Clarity and her son.
Martin IT. whose home is in Chicago.
Mrs Charles Stafford. accompanied
nv ber sor Robert. has gone TO spend
some months at San Diego, Call"
where her fa.her. Charles Garahei'
Formerly Of this city, AMI her sister are
| living.
President Grover r. Eisele, OF the
county farm bureau, pubiishes the M
vitation TO all members o. the bureau
all co-operators and al others VINO
have an interest in the asricuitural
welfare of the county TO be present d.
tho presbyterlan church At Maisom AT
II o'clock Saturday Of this week 10
nartake OF a dinner prepared under the
direction of the bureau. and TO listen
IN the discussions by state officers
y. NJ. Graham. the assistant regiona'
5irentor OF the war school garden
movement in this region. has been III
Grinnell. and commends the people tot
wba. has been done in that line put
nrced still greater results for the COM
NO vear because Of the demand TOT
.,ar cont more to send to the starN-
~, millions than the quota demanded
Of us last year. Much stress 100
laid on the educational benent deriNeu
thru the formation OF TINS haoll "a
thrift in raising and conserving.