Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-20
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Gr'rren. F-h, 20-Thn evening
r7oe-irrs on sunday next at the
'rc.roSfs- and BAPTIST churches are
20 10 given IN that all NAV attend
tho ~7oat 'ng at the CONGREGATIONAL
CHI -Ch. where President Ozora Davis
o~ the CHICAGO Theological Seminary
gives the Tnst Of The series OF evening
addresses for the week.
y At the annual meeting Of the In
terror Telephone Company H. l..
Fever vas reelected president for
he coming year. ". :. Saunders
was elected vice president. c. w.
II. Rerer. treasurer. and G. I.
Saunders secretary. IN addition the
T Glowing other directors were
chosen: I. c. c. Pierce. Claire
Manatt and Charles Manly. The
company IS going 20 hold A school OF
instruction on Tuesday and Wednes-
DAY Of next week. in the assembly
room Of the Grinnen Savings Bank,
from S o'clock until noon and from
until in the afternoon Instruc-
ton will be free for not only active
operators but others who are in
terested and Is 70 be given by Miss
Anna Barnes, former chic, operator
here but now Of Springfield. I'll.
Operators from the surrounding
towns are expected.
Warder Steaks has Just bought
the Elmer Lambert half section farm
lying north Of Kellogg.
Capt c. A. Norris. who but few
oil IN ~ q
south, where he had been in gov
eminent employ and where he had
. but Just then been released from the
hospital, has fairly recovered health
and has gone to Greeley, Colo,
where ne has a position with the
Neill Lumber Company. Mr.. Norris
was in the lumber business AZ Ewart
in the employ OF kearney Brothers.
Mr.. Norris has been a resident Of
Grinnell for forty-nine years and he
End his family will leave many warm
friends here. One attraction for the
Norrises AT Greeley IS that their son
. Wendell is there.
Miss Shin, one Of the Chinese stu
dents al the college here was taken
70 the Community hospital early in
the week. suffering from an attack
OF pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Ford are COM
/ ing hack 10 again make GrinneN
their home. Mr.. Ford. who has been
with the Rankin Advertising Agency
Of Chicago, is n I'll -he vacancy
here in the Morrison Kicker Glove
1 force made vacant by the resisna-
/ ton Of Victor Lindhe-- who goes 10
/ the Marks Hat Company, Of Des
( Noines. on March !. Mr. Ford
. joined the cavalry when ne lived
here before was promoted 70 ars.
lieutenant al Camp Cody. y. ii. and
later served in France.
Secretary g. L. Saunders. 0. the
/ Interior Telephone Company has
gone on business trip Of a few days
( to Jsnesville. Wis.
/ Mrs. George Quivev has 50 rrr re-
covered from her recent a.--cI; ~
-nf"erza that she has been ,orrr
/ from St. Francis hospital u her own
. home.
At noon on "Wednesday. IT ~,
/ Henry Frah nm home. 1914 FIN street
/ Rev. 0. &. Biernan. of Malcor7. pro-
nounced the words that united in
/ Tedlock Miss Catherine Frahrn and
/ John +. Rix. There were some forty
| relatives and friends present and tho
| ceremony was followed by a boun
/ teous fve-course dinner. After Apr;I
the young couple will be at home
/ on farm less than a mile east Of
| the Grinnell fair grounds.
The Catholic church here was the
scene Of double wedding when Miss
| Florence Cog'ey and Delnlar Baus-
tian, and Clara Ffgland and John
cogley. Jr.. were united by the min
istration OF Rev. NJ. J. Harmon. Mr..
and Mrs. Baustian will make 1bei,
new home on a farm four miles
southwest of Sheridan store Mr.
and Mrs. Cooley will live on tbs
Heishman farm, also in Sheridan
township.