Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-16
THE aRlhNELL NEWS.
Special to Times Republican.

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| Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Feb. 16.-F'ritz Westbrook
after passing thru siege of cold, is
again attending to his duties at Stones
The committee appointed by the
/ Commercial Exchange to look after the
/ matter of a new high school in Grinneil
/ spent Saturday in Des Moines, looking
! up designs and estimating cost, materi-
! al and construction. The committee, r.
III Carney, r. G. Coutts and Supernten-
\ dent Thornburg. will report to the ex-
| change at its meeting tomorrow night,
when other business will be transact
| ed
DIR. and Mrs E. w. Clark leave for
Los Angeles the early part of this
week. The trip is undertaken to bene-
fit the doctors health. which has been
failing, owing to his heavy professional
duties.
Clarence Buchanan. who represents
the insurance business in Colfax, spent
over Sunday visiting a his home.
Gerard Nollen came down Saturday
evening from Des Moines, where he is
employed in bank to visit with his
sister and brother, Prof. Nollen. of the
college.
Peter Weeden. clerk in the new Mon
roe was in Des Moines Saturday on
business.
Maud Child gave a party Saturday
night to celebrate her 10th birthday.
Valentine decorations were profuseiy
used turnout the rooms. Those pres
ent represented her high school friends.
and the twenty-four who were fortu-
nate in receiving invitations spent an
enjoyable evening with their entertain
ing hostess.
o. S. Lancaster, wife and baby, of
Mitchellville. are in town visiting
friends and relatives. Mr.. Lancaster
is connected in the drug business with
his father -law. DR.. j. H. Hume.
The partnership between A. B. Mack
and F. j. kiesel has been dissolved. Mr..
Mack will continue in the business ut
the old stand.
d. NJ Cox. manager of the Grinneil
Produce Company, was in Peoria Sat-
urday on business.
Rev. L. c. Mcintyre. of Montezuma.
changed trains here Saturday, on his
way to Des Moines.
Will Raffety arrived from Miller, S.
D., to visit several days with his mo-
Their, Mrs. E. c. Raffety, who is very
sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. C. E. Boynton and Master Alfred
We're in Brooklyn Saturday. spending
the day with friends.
George Tyler. of Malcolm. was here
attending the teachers meeting Satur-
day.
George Milligan and wife were visit
ing friends in Brooklyn for several
days.
Rev. DR.. Stoddart and wife go today
to Des Moines to attend the banquet
tonight of the Iowa Methodist Preach
ers' Association, given at the First
Methodist church. DIR. Coke, of Knox
vile, addresses the association on some
phase Of creed revision.
Albert Mehlin spent Sunday at home.
He is in the grocery business at New
bury.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. j.
Carney Saturday night occurred the
crystal anniversary of their wedding. A
large number of friends We're present.
Mr. and Mrs. Carney were the recipl
ents of number of valuable presents.
P. N Nyco of Des Moines, is I'M
Grlnnell visiting friends.
Il. f. Riley and wife and two chill
dren. of Oskaloosa, are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Riley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. A. Cooper. Mr.. Riley was
called to Des Moines on business. but
hearing of the death Of Arthur Turner
will remain over for the funeral.