Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-28
NEWS OF aRiNNELL,

| Especial to Times RepuDncan.
| Grinnell, July 2S.-Mr. Will Wesco
who recently bought farm near Peli-
can Rapids. Mimi, has just sold It
clearing $500 on the deal. Grinnell
people will be glad to learn that Mr.
Wesco intends making Grinnell his
home, and he will probably resume the
business of clerking.
| Miss Josie McNally has gone to her
home near Brooklyn to spend her va
cation She expects to be absent from
the store about month.
Misses Vena and Viva Schuman re-
turned to their home in Milwaukee,
Wis. after several days;' visit with the
family OF Isaac Alexander.
Mrs. III. C. Spencer gave card par
| ty this afternoon in honor OF Miss Ma
RE Sedgwick.
| Miss Rozzie Lee has gone to Ottum-
wa for visit. From there she Will go
| to Williamsburg to spend few Weeks
| Mrs Russell. who has been visiting
| friends here and in other parts of the
state for several weeks, returned to her
home in Leroy, H., yesterday.
Mrs. J. w. Billings entertains some
friends this evening, complimentary to
ling's pleasures includes boat ride.
Mrs. Mary Adams and daughter
Rosie, of Omaha, are spending several
weeks with Mrs. John Bryan, the for
mer's sister.
Miss Nan jenkins IS spending week
| in Des Moines with her friend, Miss
Ness.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McHose spent
Sunday with friends in Tama and To-
iledo.
A. d. Woodruff returned home today.
| after week on business IN Chicago
| and recuperation at Ottawa Beach,
| Mich.
Miss Lillian Bray is home from at
tending the summer school at Cedar
Rapids. N1i-r f:ar has bce1 elected
to teach in room No. 2, Cooper school
building, during the next year.
Will Corrough arrived in Grinnell on
Sunday, after an extended stay in Cali
fornia.
Samuel Williams. 'o1. OF Marengo,
visited friends here over Sunday. He
expects to spend the next year in Ger
many at the University of Berlin, spe-
cializing In physics. His mother will
accompany him east as far as Vermont,
| her old home state. which she has not
visited for over thlrty-five years.
| DIR. and Mrs. Somers are enjoying a
visit fro mthe formers aunt, Mrs. r
B. Clement. and cousin. Mrs. w. w.
| Waldo, of Marshalltown, who came
| down last evening to make week or
| ten days stay.
Miss May McClanahan, who has been
l,,scit hn mi w
days, left for her home in Corydon. to-
| day.
Tom willets, of DEBORAH, who has
been touring the state this summer fol
hts health. spent yesterday afternoon
and evening in Grinnell visiting his
college acquaintance.
| Mrs. Judge Johnson. Of Oskaloosa
and Mrs Jones, of Marshalltown. spent
yesterday visiting at the home of Mrs
j. G. Johnson, in this city.
| Miss Ada Cress, of Chicago, Is visit
l. ing her friend Miss Mary Chamberlain
for month.
Miss Edna Shaeffer, Of Altoona, Ia.
is spending few days with her aunt
Mrs. Lain.
Miss Oral Nicely went to Chicago
Sunday evening to study music In 8
two weeks institute. which is to be
| held there.
After six weeks visit with hsl
father at Upton, Iowa, Mrs. p. A. Nc
MILAN and children have arrived home
Mr. Mcmillan and family expect t.
move soon into the Captain A. c. Nor.
lris house on Park street, which he re-
Gently purchased.
/ Sneak thieves raised screen at the
house of ]. w. Sawyer, on Broad stree
Sunday night, as the window was no
locked and got into the house. The,
secured few postage stamps anc
ulfles from a desk In one of the rooms
but seemed to have been alarmed be-
fore going any farther in their depreda'
lions. In going out they closed th'
screen, but left the window open.
Captain Joy, Lieutenant Clifton, ant
Sergeants Kiesel and Workman. of thu
local militia company, went TO Ceda
Rapids yesterday where they Will try t.
capture the $65 trophy offered at tht
state militia contest for the hes