Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-24
THE GRINNELL NEWS.
10 Times-Renukiican.

Special to Times RepuflcaN.
Grinnel July a4--W.ll Fuller re.
turned home yesterday from an extend.
ed trip in Colorado, where among other
places he visited Denver, Fort Collins
ard Pixies Peak.
Miss Mamie Ruggles came home las:
lerening after a three weeks visit with
friends in Cedar Rapids and Muscatine
Miss Daisy Krebs, of Cedar Rapids,
came with her and will visit for week
at the Ruggles home.
Mart Howard's light dray team ran
away yesterday on Broad street. In
their fight the horses struck Charley
/ Alleys carriage in front of the Long
shore house and reduced ii to splinters.
] Misses Lulu and Florence Hammond.
of Minneapolis, are making week S
visit with the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Mullen.
j. C. Manly and wife are making q
trip thru northern Iowa, including
among other places Spencer, Spirit
Lake and olsoboi.
c. r. re = Il IL with w.
III. s. Bidweli, OF Des MoiMes, yester-
of the barber shop which has been run
ny MN uutiHs lHe pass Se.ik
Misses Lima Davis and Maize Mort
land, OF Montezuma, We're in the city
few hours yesterday on their way to at
tend teachers institute at Oskaloosa.
Miss Grace Parsons left yesterday for
6. week of Chicago sightseeing.
Mrs. I. o. Douglass left yesterday for
Colorado to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Faith Hodgson. Her son Hale accom-
panied her as far as Omaha
Miss Maggie Moyle has gone to On
aha for lengthy visit.
Mrs. Fred Bailey entertained a few
friends at tea Wednesday evening, most
of them being members of the former
G, u. Club. A pleasant time is reported
Miss Clara Millerd left Wednesday
night for short visit in Chicago.
Miss Florence Somers left this week
for her summers outing. She will
spend part of her time in Denver and
will visit her brother Herbert in Rapid
City, S. d.
Dr. Albert Rev has finished his visit
here and started today for Scranton,
Pa, where he has position in the hos
pital.
Emory Sickle and Otto Woodland
went to Ames yesterday, where the for
ner expects to enter college next fall.
Carter Manly and Lew Rinefort are
gone on a several days fishing trip to
Lake Okoboii.
Mrs. ii. C. Armstrong has gone to
Charlton. where she will make a
visit with her mother and sis |
ter.
s. Manly Kendall died yesterday after |
o. ~ of he nj *
mother, Mrs S. l., Kendall. on Spring
street. after sickness from typhoid 7
pneumonia of four weeks duration.
Funeral services will be held for the
at the Congreg ational church
afternoon at . o'clock, Rev. Il.
VI. Vittum conducting them. Mr.. Ken
lall was "a years of age. He leaves,
besides his mother, six brothers and
md one sister to mourn his loss. He
vas a member of the congregational
,hurch and belonged to the United
Norkmen fraternity. For some time he
las been employed by the James A.
iuest piano house of Burlington, where
lie had excellent opportunities to use
lis exceptional musical talent
Miss Addie Booknau. whose home is
n West Sixth avenue. had narrow
scape yesterday forenoon. She was
irving on State street near the depot
rhen her horse became frightened at
ONE children playing by the roadside
nd ran away. The carriage was over
urned and Miss Booknau was severely
ruised. but otherwise is said to have
Uttered no special injury.
Professor S. j. Buck went down to
,eep River last evening On a two days
urveying trip. Friends will be glad
. learn that he has found the valuable
otehook which was lost so long.
Grant Ramseys delivery team ran
way in the west part Of town yester-
dy and badly demolished the wagon