Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-20
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Special TO
Grinneii, May 20.-Many friends
rejoice with Frank Harding OF this
city in his business prosperity. Com
ing here but few years ago with
practically no capital he has built
Up a very Furnishing marble and
granite business and IL q leader in
all activities for the promotion OF
the growth and prosperity Of the
city. He has found it necessary to
heavily increase his working force Of
skilled cutters and stone workers and
has secured Phillip Title. of San
Diego. Calf, who has brought his
mother with him to make this city
their permanent home. Mr.. Title
also has two sisters and a brother
whom he plans to bring here to make
their homo as soon as housing con-
ditions will permit. Mr.. Harding has
also secured from Chattanooga, Tenn,
r. NJ. Simmons to work In the shop.
Commander T. J. Noll. Of Gordon
Granger post. Grand Army of the
Republic, hos notified all veterans OF
the civil war In this vicinity that,
by order OF the national commander.
next Sunday. May 2S. 10 to be OBJ
served a. Memorial Sunday and that
all will meet at the q. A. r. hall at
1880 in the morning and march to
the United Prssbyterian church.
whore Pastor w. w. Woodburn will
prsAch the sermon. Also that the
state law OF Iowa makes Monday the
s1st. Memorial Day this year
The Morrison. Kicker MAnufactur-
Ing Company has just secured the
services Of foreman ip the cutting
room In the person Of Carl Slater,
who comes from Berlin. and has
brought his family with him and
found . homo at 1l31 West street.
John Aincer has sold the furnish
ings and tho business At his south
pool hall to r. A. Young who II in
possession. Mr.. Mincsr still retains
the title to the real estate, leasing
the pool room to Ar, Young for two
years.
The following program n announc-
cd for claAs day. Of the high school
here on June Il. In tie auditorium
Of the buildings Class history. Mar
karet Hsnsiy; class donor, Mabel
Nelly; class prophecy. Ward 0hops:
class poem. Dorothy Paine; class
sone, Louise 9oyle; advice 10 jun
iors. Arthur Hntchinson, response,
Harry Reynolds.
This afternoon opens the women's
Christian Temperance Union insti-
tuts At the baptist church, At 1850. to
close on Friday afternoon. The Arst
address this afternoon 10 by the In
stituts Instructor. Mrs. Lucille shade.
Of Des Aoines. In the evening the
community sing win bs followed by
another address by Mr.. Shade. This
Is to be followed BY. an address by
Prof. John NJ 0annaway u the
college here. on the subject, "obli-
cations Of Citisenship." After the
meeting OF the executive council on
Friday morning there viii be diseus-
siens led By, the superintendents on
The Dsst Thing the W. q. Tsp. Has
Done this Year" In ths afternoon the
local union win conduct Q model W.
G. 7. q. meeting. Discussion will bS
followed " IN address By Mrs.. Lon.
ME Carl. Of Dvanston, Ill The In.
stitute viii Close with music by the
girls Slss club Of the high school.
Prof. John p. Ryan. Of the college
here. = In demand for gradua ting
addresses 70 high schools. having en-
gagemsnts this week at etgourney,
Dysart ana MAGNOLIA.
The Doe keepers association OF
Poweshiek and Jasper counties, re-
Gently formed here, held meeting
last evening at the homo Of Mrs. J.
G. Stocks.
Shirley ana Garland Eachhorn ~
Gently bought the 3so-acre farm
north Of Bear Greek and formerly
belonging to the Meigs OF Malcolm,
for $500 an acre. Forrest Hsishman
10 reported to have bought the Robb
farm at $500 an acre.