Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-13
THE GR1NNElL NEWS.
Result OF Saturdays Primary Den

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of ID. =. Mason.
Special to Times Republican,
Grinnell, March 13.-As has been APP
parent for some time, the primary
election Saturday resulted in the NOM
| ination of H. f. Morton FOR clerk Of
courts and j. F. Talbot for county at
| torney. Willis Davis for recorder had
no opposition. When Grinnell ceases
having several candidates for the same
office there may be chance for some
Grnnell man. Until that time comes
there will be none.
| Mr. and Mrs. Nv. j. Rapson are the
parents of girl. born Friday last.
C. r. childs sold his farm southeast
of town Saturday to the man who has
been a tenant for several years. The
/ price was S5S per acre.
| Wesley Manatt left this morning for
| Brooklyn.
d. +. White went to Gilman this
morning to adjust couple of losses.
Mrs. j. b Bryan and Mrs. Laura
Hatch, of Montezuma, are in the city
today on business.
G ID. Eldredge left this morning for
] Hampton.
\ u. s. Mason. an old soldier. and a
years, died Saturday at his home in
this city Mr. Mason was n man of
j about so wears and has heen ailng all
the time. The funeral services We're
held yesterday.
The annual meeting Of the Old Set
tiers Association Will be held in the
Istone church on Wednesday. March IS
/ ID ID -.
of the NJ L. church. presiding elder
etc, was 4 Grinnell visitor yesterday.
The school election resulted in the
election of Mrs. Mcintosh and O. L
F'risbie for directors The various
propositions We're decided in the affirm
alive, that of rennbursing George
Sampson for loss on the Cooper schoo
house going thru by vote of about
three TO one.
Twelve years ago C. F. Child rentet
his farm southeast of town to Henry
liix. When RiN moved onto the farm
he was in debt some. not large
amount. but in debt. Last Saturda,
MIR. Rix bought the farm that he ha:
rented the last Twelve years. paying
$1,000 down He viii pay another thou
SAND when he sells his grain, Of which
he has a large amount. He paid s5s pei
acre for the land, which is not a high
figure when the profits of the farm arr
q considered. Rix owns considerable
;, stock besides, and as he is industrious
!. and a good farmer he Will soon own ths
: farm clear from incumbrances.
Mr., Pfeffer, OF State Center. who ha:
been here several weeks taking surgi
cal treatment Tor an injury to hi!
hand, returned To State Center yester
dag 'l'he injured arm was amputatet
:. just above the wrist.
Tonight the Ksdpath Concert Gem
pany Nil give an entertainment. it be.
ing one OF the Y. NJ. CA. COURSE
Friiay March 30. there Will be giver
an exhibition Of the work done IN tn
mems gymnasium. Professor Dayl:
has an attractive pro-ram under way
There wiil be basket hail games, elias:
RACES, club races apparatus work OF
the horizontal bars. With pyramids AM
specialties, which VIII be announce,
! later
John Ware u Omaha. is in town
: having arrived Saturday. He will re
! main a week or two before returning Z
, Omaha.
:, Mrs. Iohsua Cole issiil at her home
! confined % her bed with rfleumatlsin.
!. Mayn Harris and Rev. j ?. Hsnness
Of Montezuma, we're Grinnell visitor
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