Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-23
GRiNNELL NEWS.
Special to Times Republican.

Grinnell. June 23.-County Superln-
tendent Viola Schell passed thru Grin
nell Saturday on her way to Brooklyn
where the Poweshiek county teachers
institute began yesterday. Monday
morning there were forty or fifty
schoolma ans at the depot waiting for
the train to go to the same place.
Among these were city teachers-Miss
Zimmerman, Miss Bailey and Miss VII
son Superintendent Thornburg is one
OF the instructors al the institute
Katherine Macy is visiting her friend
Miss Louise Alvord. in Battle Creek,
Mich Wednesday evening Professor
and Mrs. Macy leave Crinnell for the
same place and all three will go to the
White mountains to spend the hottest
part of the summer. Their address dur
ing that time will probably be North
Sandwich, y. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spaulding expect
TIC move into the Macy home about
Thursday and occupy II during the
years absence of the Macy family.
Miss Adah Hopkins went to Iowa
City on Monday morning, where she
will attend the summer school Tor IL
brarians about six weeks
The G-year-old son Of e. l.. Woods
was operated upon last week at the
Grant Inman place for abcess of the
shoulder and leg. He is now recover
ing nicely from the effecis of the oper-
alton.
Miss May Armstrong has gone to Ce-
dar Rapids for visit with her sister
Mrs. DIR. Burd.
Leonard Shifflett, who is stem
ographer in the postofiice department.
at Washington, d. C.. is visiting rela-
t.ves and friends in Grirnell.
John Fleming. Mr.. j. w. Sawyer's
son-in law, is off on an extended trip
thru Texas and other southern states.
Professor Charles Horn, of the Grim
nell Academy is now on the way with
his family to his old home at Charlotte,
Mich. He will spend most of his vaca-
ton there, returning about the middle
Of August.
Rapson & Moyles' new barn, 4sx64,
was struck by lightning the other day
curing enc of the local showers and
suffered considerable damage.
f. A. Marsh and family have returned
to Grinnell, after a pleasant vacation of
one week.
DIR. Clark went to Chicago sunday
night on a professional trip.
Mrs. S. Reeson went to Montezuma
Yesterday for a weeks visit with rel
atives near that place.
Ed. kemmerer, agent of the Iowa
Central. is reported quite sick with
pneumonia.
Weare and Leland's board Of trade
L., t,AG. ,ln or
for an indefinite period.
George Colus Went to Des Moines
yesterday.
Cassius Brown, of Sidney, is visiting
at the home of his brother-in- Law,
Mr.. Fred Spaulding.
Mrs. f.. l.. Beard accompanied her
husband and went on a flying trip to
Des Moines yesterday.
Tom Gruwell has gone to Burlington
for a visit after which he will go to
his home at Ottumwa.
Harry Wire is on a hunting trip
after bears in Nevada.
The O3 class drinking fountain Will
be placed on the college campus in two
or three weeks.
Grinnell people have an excellent op
portunity to see some of the elegant
statuary belonging to the high school.
as it has been placed in the city library
for the summer. Among the pieces
may be mentioned the winged victory
Mercury and busts of Washington
Lincoln and Longfellow.
Mrs. Maize Lear Hamilton, of Des
Moines. has been visiting relatives and
friends in the city recently.
Elizabeth Moore. of the class of '9S
/. c.. spent Sunday with her classmate,
Miss Elizabeth Kelsey, on her way
home to Dunlap from her years teach
ing in Genoa. Ill.
Mrs. l.. j. Reinig has returned to
l.orimer after a few days visit with
her friend NJ K. Patten.
The water rose two feet at the dam
yesterday.
Henry Sage was buried from the
Catholic church Monday morning. He
has been sick for a number of weeks
AT his home on Hamilton avenue.
Beuefonte, Pa.-Four men who at
tempted to rob the Center Hal! Bank
we're captured after one of them had