Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-31
Srinnell and Vicinity.

Srinneli and Vicinity.
Special TO Times Republican.
9rinne!l, Oct. si.-The commercial
club Is to finance the big demonstra-
ton here on armistice day. Nov. IL.
and the members OF the Focht-Ten-
nant post OF the American Legion
are 10 attend to all the details. The
city park 10 to be the center Of attrac-
ton, as the barbecue - to be In pre-
paration there and there Is TO be the
place OF final acknowledgements
always that the weather is suitable.
The official program names o'clock
as the starting hour OF real festivities.
Music will be furnished by the old
Third Iowa Cavalry Band. A big pro-
cession Is to be formed and marched
thru the principal streets and some
prominent speaker will give an appro-
PIRATE address. Chairmen for all the
various committees have been appoint
ed.
Reports from the home Of Prof.
Jesse Macy, Of Iowa College. are to the
effect that his condition Is critical and
hopes OF his recovery are faint He
has been reported III for some time
past and has shown increasing weak
ness for several months. His daugh-
ter. Mrs. Katherine Noyes, has come
from her home in Urbana, III.
There seems to be strong probao:l-
ity that the man calling himself when
in Grinnell Lieut.. T. E. Richardson, Of
the medical corps. Is really Private
Harold J. Havner. wanted at Rock
Island arsene! for being absent without
leave-wrttten In a Sriefer way as
deeert!on. The man IN question was
bound over to the grand fury for pass
Ing checks without money in the bank
to meet any material part Of what
they called for. He was given his
liberty on a bond Of $3.50 furnished by
his mother, but bis present where
abcuts seem unknown.
Grand High Priest c. G. Hunt and
Grand King Schrader are to be IN
strrctors at the gathering OF Royal
Arch Masons at Malcolm on Tuesday
evening Of next week. and Grinnell
Royal Arch members have an invita-
ton 10 be present and are making
their plans that way.
Fpcnt-Tennant Post American
Legion and the city Of Grinnell Will
honor the memory Of their Torld-war
dead o. Monday and Tuesday OF next
week, the anniversaries OF the death
Of se-sean. VIII Foeht and Private
George Tenant At the suggestion OF
the commercial club the bells OF the
city viii toll On each Of these days
A. TIE Post banquet at Masonic
Temple On Tuesday evening the regu-
~ military recital viii be used in
eo--smora.!on ceremony. The Grand
Auy PCS, viii foat It's flag at half
EAST
Grn-al College Dramatic Club has
tsa4s6 upoa the presentation OF
CSyts Sticks play, The Truth. to De
>-ssearst by q cast now in process OF
sesscrsc-. q. college Homecoming next
zAE.E -fs --s
Bernard RsHnSAy, Tor ysars . fatth-
~ FOREMAN Of q section crew on the
u L g. l. RSiIrosd at this point oieo
q. tie city hospital on WEDNESDAY
st-sc weeks OF illness. For the past
tzo ysa-s or more he has been ailinS
and consultations at Iowa City ana
Rochester. MINI, did not relieve him.
Funeral services were held yesterday
morning a. the Catholic church. con-
Quoted by Rev. n J. Harmon with
.atsrment In Eazelwood.
On Wednesday evening, Oct. 20 az
the homo Of Rev. and Mrs. W. 3.
Wilson OF this city. Mr.. Wilson off,
eaa,ed at the marriage OF Miss Anna
I. F1gland 70 Paul J. Latchem- Tine
bride Is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles F.giand whose farm home Is
some miles southeast Of Gr,nneu ana
where the couple will make their nome
for some tina The groom is the son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Latchem.
C-ccen people are interested IN the
announcement Of the marriage Oh
Raymond Norris. of Fort Collins. Colo.
and Miss Kate Bassett Lamb, at the
home Of the bride in Windsor. Colo.
The groom Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
u, L. Norris. for many years residents
Of GrnneiI but very recently removed
to La Sale, Colo. The newly married
pair WIN live in Fort Collins.
The schools of Lost Nation. Iowa.
are closed because Of an outbreak OF
smallpox and Mss Gladys Ferguson,
Of this city, who teaches there. has
come to spend her enforced vacation
With her parents, Or. and Mn. T. d.
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