Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-05
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Local Telephone Manager Hope
Badly Hurt BY a Peculiar
Accident.
The Mayor Watching Liquor Ship.
neutrality-suspicious. Go TO
Cedar Rapids.
Death d, James Olson's Infant
Daughter. Other Local and
Personal Notes.
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Grinnell Aug. 5.-W. e. Kope, local
manager of the Bell Telephone interests, i
was the victim Friday evening Of an ac-
cident which will enforce on him vaca-
ton of several days. He was in the
country at work on the line and at the |
time OF the accident as standing under
a tree in which an attendant was busily
at work clipping branches. The attend
ant dropped the clipper which struck
Mr.. Kope sQuarely on the forehead in
ficting an ugly cash. He was brought
to Grinnell where the cut was hem
stitched and dressed. No serious results
are anticipated.
Considerable comment is caused by
the action of the mayor in posting off,
GERS at the express offices last Saturday
night for the purpose of keeping tab on
the liquor traffic. This does not imply
that there is any unlawful commerce
going on in this line, but the mayor and
the people want to know whether there
is or not If there is then the mayor is
going to stop 1t. He is put in office for
the purpose of enforcing the laws and
the people will back him in any move
with this end in view.
The Poweshiek county delegation to
the republican state convention leaves
this evening for Cedar Rapids over the
Rock Island. The Grinnell embassy
consists as follows, to wit: w. c. Ray
burn, j. E. Nicely, G. II. Crosby. d. S.
Morrison and T. j. Bray. Geo. NJ Chris
tan and D. w. Norris, ST., accompany
the aggregation as interested spectators
as well as to impart esprit and tone to
the occasion.
The Bateman brotf1 Is, who left sew
eral weeks ago overland tor Indian ter
RORY, have returned to southern Iowa
and are stopping with relatives. They
express themselvs as being excessively
fatigued with Indian territory. AS soon
as they have located the whereabouts of
new barber shop outfit which had been
ordered shipped to them, they intend to
trek westward to Idaho and resume the
practice of their profession in some like
~ town in that section of the timer.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Jonas Olson died early yesterday morn
ing and the family accompanies the re-
ment c. H. Hanson and H. F. Lam
phere. expressing the sympathy OF the
Spaulding Manufacturing company,
went with the cortege.
Worth Dodge has returned to Grinnell
for a short visit with his mother. He
has sold out his business in the western
part of the state and will take the road
for some commercial house.
r ;n,,t txYa do 40 cd
from the Philippines. Mrs. Evans met
him at Denver.
j. H. P. Robinson leaves today for
New York city. He will be gone. q month
and will visit several eastern points, in
Guiding Buffalo. before returning.
Miss Mae Jefferson left yesterday for
Chicago. whence she will presently de-
part for Lake Harbor, Mich. for a
months rest at that fashionable re-
sort.
Miss Beatrice Thomas, of st. Louis.
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
| Brown.
Miss Ada Ackleberger. of Des Moines
visited over Sunday with Mrs. A. c..
Rinefort.
Mrs. NJ. B. whitaker leaves tomorrow
for Fort Madison for visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Edith Brown Bell.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hathaway are
packing up their household goods pre-
paratory to leaving Grinnell. They
are going to locate at some point in
| the east not yet determined upon. and
will make home for their son, DIR.
Hathaway, recently graduated from
John Hopkins.
Mr.. Stone having rented the r. Mac
Donald property, Mr.. Van Eyera will
move into town with his family and oc-
cupy his Park street residence.
It Is due to the interests of justice
| to state that the sixteen arrests men
ltioned in this column Saturday were
without exception transients.
/ Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Potter left last
evening for Colorado Springs. where
they will recuperate from the effects
of the hot season for couple of weeks.
Charles Haines and Miss May Nc
4 Intosh Joined the Iowa river camp OF
Grinnellites Saturday for an r-Sun-
day visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Miles were
called to Princeton, Ill, Saturday to the
bedside of Mrs. Miles father, who is
seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Trimmer left
4 Sunday Tor their nome In LeayenWortn
Kan, having finished their visit with
the Lanphere's
Attorney F. A: Preston, of oskaloosa
4 AgAsffn town yesterday for social rea-
4 sons.
PAUL Norris has received note from
his instructors at the Harvard Law
4 School stating that he had again beer
honored with an A marking for his worl
in the school and was now entitled t.
the privilege and honor of preparing {
commencement day thesis. Paul woI
AS In all his work last year and is an
other one OF the many brilliant younl
4 men Grinnell College has sent to Har
ward to reflect credit upon itself and it
students.
Card Of Thanks.
We desire to thank all our friends ant
neighbors and especially the boys of TIL
lLennox Machine shop for their kind
. ness to US during the illness and dealt
OF our baby Harold. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
i n. Wilhelm.