Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-14
GrinneIi and Visinity.


lpastor of the Congre gational church
has an engagement for next THURSDAY
at Ames. where he is TO lecture befor'
the student body and speak before th'
brotherhood OF the Congregations
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Cove, with theii
daughter Lillian. started today foI
southern California, where they plan
10 spend the winter
Mrs. Alice KepCke, Of this city, has
had visit from her son George. OF
Marshalltown. who had also vis!tec
his brother Karl in Ottumwa.
There was a larger attendance thar
the home could accommodate at the
funeral services Of the late Henry I
Chaplin. at I o'clock sunday afternoon
The services were conducted by Rev
J. VI. Brown. superintendent OF the OS-
kaioosa district, but pastor here Of the
Methodist church for the past seven
years He was in S.gourney when the
MESSAGE reached him, but filed his APP
po!ntment there and came at the call
Of his bereaved former parishioners
here. Members Of the Grand Army,
and Of the woman's Relief Corps, as
many as could be accommodated were
present Resident Pastor w. {. Was
ser assisted in the services. A miXeo
quartet rendered Asleep in Jesus
Abide with Ne" and The sweet
! Bye and Bye" The body was taken to
Anita. the Grand Army comrades act
! ing as guard OF honor TO the depot.
! II is good news 70 the many friends
! OF Jacob Dumbauld that he passed
safely thru the operation for removal
/ Of an ulcer Of the stomach at Roches-
/ ter. Mimi. and IS on the way 70
| speedy recovery. Mrs. Dumoauld &C
! companied him and is still near him.
| ARRANGEMENTS are in the making for
! large attendance on the good roads
meeting in this city at the Colonial on
/ Fr:dav evening q this week, following
/ the POSTPONED meeting Of Thursday
night 10 be held in Brooklyn and pre-
! cediny the last meeting Of the series in
this county on Saturday evening at
! Malcolm. Those who heard W. n
Root. Of Ames. in his good roads tax
| and explanation of the new law al
Mo7tezuna- speak very highly OF his
ability IN this line.
| On "Wednesday evening Of this week
young women of the city who are ~
! terested N the study Of missions are
! to meet with Mrs. charles Noble AZ haF
home on Main street TO organize q
mission study club.
| On Saturday afternoon next the
vpnan's Relief Corps OF this city VIII
pass inspection before Inspector aare
! z Rasham. Of Des Moines.
| Prof. G.. II. Whicher. Of New YORK
| city who has been the recipient OF the
cross of the Royal Order Of the Re
6eeu,e- from the king OF Greece, oy
reason Of his scholarship and his prac-
/ teal humanitarian work for the
creeks Of that city. as a member q the
! executive committee Of the New 1ork
Hellenic Society. IS graduate OF Iowa
| College N Grinnell class Of 1897.
John Powell, former resident OF TINS
city. who has been visiting MS olo
friends and Grand Army comrades
here for some weeks. starts this eve
ming on his return trip to his home in
San DIEGO. Calf He plans TO stop
70 vtsi. one Of his daughters in BouI-
der, Colo.
Awaiting the arrival d an adopted
son from Tucson, Ariz.. who had not
arrived here yesterday morning. Mrs'
! Chaplin delayed the removal 81 her
husbands body TO the old home al
Anita Until this morning.
! While Mrs. y. ". Haynes, fearful OF
| losing sight OF her con Oryal, as ne
pass1d over this city II his Si!Ter
King" on his transcontinental fight
was awaiting him In Des Moines
| = t.
over Gr!nneil. take q short circle over
| the city. and drop the promised let
! ter. which fell on the roof Of the Lad
er store. was rescued by some active
boys and forwarded by Postmaster
| Nelson 70 the waiting mother at Des
| Moines
| The yearly meeting Of the Primitive
Rapt!sts OF the state at Missouri val
ley was attended by P L. Keeton and
| Mr. and Mrs. II. s. Garrett OF TINS
city.
Mss Lois Meredith Is teaching in
the high school at Nashua.
Miss Betty Hammond has returned
10 her home in CHEYENNE. Wyo.. after
g. visit with the ". E. Mullins and thf
G. H. Curtis families In this city.
Mt. and Mrs. Frank Wood have beer
for some weeks in Princeton, Ill. al
lthe home Of Mr.. Woods father, F. f
Woods. Sr., who has been III for q
long time and whose death Ii an
nounced az occurring on Saturday last
News was received here Of the deatf
Of a brother in law Of Mrs A. L. Child
Mr.. Davidson, Of Wapello. who wal
killed on Sunday night in an automo
bile accident.
Migs Maude Reynolds liz in the hos
pital at Iowa city and her sister. Mis-
Dessa- has gone to give what aid sh'
may.
Miss Grace Murray, who teaches II
Atlantic, spent the weekend here a
the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George c. Murray.
John Bryan is having visit iron
his ghter-in-law, Mrs. May Adams
who came from her home In Siou'
Falls. s.. D., and plans TO go from her
to Phoenix, Ariz., for lengthy visit
Mrs. c. A. Smith Ia having yisi
from her sister. Mrs. Holly Dillon. o
Atwood Kan, and rer daughter, MTf
Berry, Miller. Of Ludell, Kan.
Mrs. e. g. Wheeler has finished he
visit at Che home OF her sister. Mrl
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