Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-06
6rinnsll and Vicinity.

| Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Sept. 6,-The Grinen Com
munity Brotherhood will hold the first
monthly meeting OF the present year at
the CONGREGATIONAL church on the eve
ming OF Tuesday, Sept. 3, with the usual
buffet supper at 6;l5 followed by busi-
ness and an address by either Hon,
| n. T.. Kendall or II, 5. MCGOWAN Of this
city. possibly from both. The subject
As "Own Your own Home" 4 move
ment in this direction Is already on
foot In this city and it is the hope and
expectation that this meeting will be
strong and healthful stimulant to
! action.
Mr.. Bernard icemaber for the Fowl
err plant of this city. was called sud
denly to his home In Muscatine by the
news that his daughter, who has been
seriously i'll for several months. was
| just at the point OF death.
The following Grinnell citizens are
representing the Methodist church at
| the annual conference in Muscatine;
Pastor ]. NJ. Brown. r, G. Coutts. c.
/ o. Wstlaud. II, 5. Lowrey. ID. NJ. Syl-
vester, c. :. George F. ]. WINERY.
Mrs II. L. Viets and two children
who have been spending some months
/ in California, are expected home very
soon and the family IS to occupy the
Henry G. Lyman home for the winter
| Mrs Mary Stickle, accompanied by
her daughter-in-l law, Mrs. win Sickle
of Hopkins, Mo, has gone to spend the
winter with her son and daughter Al
Cambridge Springs, Pa.
The Social and study Club of this
city starts out on a new year of labor
with the following official list: Pres.-
dent. Mrs. G. b. Critchett; vice presl-
dent. Mrs. Lloyd Orr Gohle; recording
secretary. Miss Ella Childs; treasurer.
Mrs. A. b. Cole: corresponding secre-
tary Miss Harriet Buck; birthday
treasurer Mrs. Thomas Mckee.
In the absence of the pastor at con-
ference there has been prepared
special musical service by Professor
Blum, of the college. for the morning
hour at the Methodist church to-
morrow.
At the Baptist church on Sunday
morning Pastor y. ]. Peterson VIII
preach on "A Restatement of Our Be
liefs"
Grant Ramsey has gone to join his
family at san Rafael, Calf, planning
for himself a months release from the
heavy burden Of the store The fam
lily win return together.
y Mayor D. F White Is having the
pleasure of a visit from his nephew,
Sergeant Harry White. who has been
stationed at the Hawaiian Islands. as
a part Of the regular army. He was
recently discharged at Camp Dodge
and he and his father, T. J. White, OF
Robinson. are planning TO make Grin
nell their future home.
Miss Ella c. Fitzgerald has gone TO
Huron, s. d, 10 take a teaching po-
sition in the high school stopping
briefly on her way to visit her bro
Their. F. ]. Fitzgerald, in Omaha
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross B. Work and their
| little son are again at their home in
| this city after a month of travel and
visiting in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dawkins, Of
Ogden. announce TO their parents. MT.
and Mrs. D. z. Dawkins, of this city,
the birth Of son. whom they have
named James Allen.
Miss Buelah Rowe has gone TO SIOUX
Center to take up her work for the
year as teacher in the high school
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. z Fraser have had
the pleasure for a few days OF the
| company Of Miss Nellie Frazer Of Al
| bert Lea, MINI, who left here last
night 10 90 to Atlantic. where she will
teach mathematics in the high school.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. z Carter are made
happy in welcoming home another son,
! Corporal Garfield p. Carter who Is
here on a furlough after nearly year
and a half overseas service in the
Eighteenth Field Artillery. He goes
from here to Camp Pike, Ark, where
he expects his discharge.
Miss Lois Rafferty, has gone TO
Hampton, where she Is to teach history
in the high school.
| Prof. and Mrs. Raymond Hartman
| are at the parental home of MIR. anc
| Mrs. G. A. Hartman, but leave in their
| car on Monday next for drive to
Salt Lake City, where the professor
has a position in the University OF
Utah. They have twenty-one days IN
which to make the trip.