Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-25
THE GRiNNELL NEWS.

Special TO Times Republican.
Grinnel. June ga 2-year-old son
of Mrs. Frank Lee fell yesterday morn
ing while running and broke his arm.
Jake Bowman. prosperous farmer
living near Brooklyn, WAS in town on
Tuesday consulting with land men. He
wishes to buy a farm near Grinnell and
come here to live.
In order to fill the orders of its sales
men the Spaulding Manufacturing
Company has been obliged to put on j
night force of fifteen nr twenty men
They work from 6 o'clock p. m. until
$50 a. m, with half an hour for lunch
at about II o'clock. The men are EN-
ployed in the blacksmith, gear-ereeting
and wood shops.
Mrs. Rowland, wife of the Baptist
minister, has been for several days III
Cresco, Iowa. at the BEDSIDE of her
mother. whose life is in the balance and
who is unconscious most of the time.
The funeral OF Ed kemmerer Will
take place in Grinnel tomorrow at
o'clock and the remains will be buried
in Lakewood cemetery instead of at
Parkersburg, as expected. The serv-
lodge, of which the deceased was A
member. and of the sister society of
which Mrs. Kemmerer was also mem
ber Professor l.. f. Parker will Off
ciate.
Andrew Foster left for Chicago Tues
day morning. where he Joins his wife.
and will visit friends for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moyle went to
Des Moines yesterday for a few days
visit.
DR.. f. H. Harris and E. e. Bodine at
tended the democratic convention at
Des Moines yesterday. Miss Rachel
harris went with her grandfather and
will visit with friends for few days.
Mrs e. Il. Westbrook is in the city
packing up her goods preparatory to
leaving for her new home in MARSHALL
town. She has sold her residence on
South High street to Thomas Mckee
for $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. p. Robson are
making few days visit at the county
seat.
Frank Thackeray returned to Indian
ella yesterday. after short visit az
lcne.
Miss Nina Vest, of Montezuma, we'll
known to Grinnell people. changed cars
yesterday on her way ID Des Moines
for q short visit
John Manly is at home for few
days.
j. w. Hulsizer has been In Grinnell
FOR a day or two looking after his bust
rcss interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jackman are spend
ing few days IN Watsr'ec. Mrs. Fam
ME Clifford Logan returned with them
to her home there. after three weeks
visit with her parents.
Mrs. Frank Beebe, of Morris. H., has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Andrew
Wickley. whom she had not seen for
thirty four years. After two weeks
stay Mrs. Beebe went to Rock Island
Wednesday evening, where she has a
nerhew.
Mrs d. A. Thornburg and two lit
tie girls have gone TO her old home at
Marcus, Iowa, where she will stay for a
month or more. After the Poweshiek
county teachers institute is over Mr..
Thornburg will join them. Some time
during the summer they will visit his
old home at orchard.
Harry Relden and Charlie Sanders
went to Thornton yesterday where a
merry house party of college friends
Will be held.
Word has been received here that
C. L. Walker one of John Walkers
sons, has been made one of the drec-
tors Of the new bank, which has just
been organized at the sugar town,
Chino. Cal. Mr. Walker is cashier of
the First National bank of Pomona.
Miss Marie Sedwck returned home
from Wyoming last evening, where she
has been teaching during the past year.
Harry Willard. who has been at
tending Rush Medical College. is home
from Chicago visiting his parents.