Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-24
The erinneII News.
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The GrinneIl News.
| Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Aug. 24.-Attorney A. G.
Lyon started Saturday evening last for
| Nevada, expecting to be gone three
weeks or more on legal business for the
Spaulding Manufacturing company.
G. w. Cowden returned on Friday
! from trip in the San Luis valley In
Colorado, where he spent some days
| in looking over some land propositions
in the irrigated districts and else
where.
f. III. Armstrong has just returned
from a very delightful three weeks
vacation spent among relatives, IN
Hart, Mich, and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. d. S. Morrison reached
home on Saturday evening last, from
their European trip of about two
months, which, in the main, was a very
enjoyable one, being profitable in both
health and knowledge. They were sad
dened by the news reaching them at
Liverpool, just on the eve of sailing for
home, of the death of their niece, Miss
Clara Mcintosh.
Mrs. Albert Williams, whose home
was three miles from Lynnville, in
R;chland township, Jasper county, died
at her home on Friday last, at the
age of so years. The funeral occurred
yesterday at the Sugar Greek church,
conducted by Rev Robert Lincoln,
with interment in the cemetery there.
She leaves a husband and six children.
Mrs. Maggie Peters, whose home
has been in this city, died at her home
on Friday night last, at l o'clock. at
the age of 10 years. She leaves four
children and numerous grandchildren.
She has been a. widow for the past
twenty years. One Of her sons, Mr.
Henry Peters, lives on the old farm
about mile southwest of the city, and
another son, Mr.. Will Peters, has made
his home with his mother. The funeral
took place this afternoon at the home,
conducted by the German minister
from Kellogg, with interment of the
body in Hazelwood cemetery at this
place.
:, Miss Mary E. Tate, who has been for
some time visiting her sister and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Morton, of
Cresco, Is stopping for a few days
visit at the H. A. Field home, and with
other friends in this city, on her way
to her home in Shelby, where she is
principal of the high school Miss Tate
is a graduate of Iowa college, class
of 49, T.
Mr.. John e. Bray, of Reno, New, was
an over-Sunday visitor at the homes
of his brothers in this city, 7. E. and
Fl. NJ Bray.
Miss Ada Hopkins is spending
month of vacation here from her du-
ties in New York city, as registrar In
the School of Philanthropy.
Grave disaster overlook the clothiers
Friday evening, mostly. thru their own
mistakes, when they We're shown their
errors by the f1remen to the tune of
Z to l. The firemen were jubilant, for
this was the game for the pennant
and for the championship of the
league. Batteries and umpire We're:
Patton and Rinefort for the clothiers,
and Waite and Wilson for the firemen,
with III. L. Reyer for umpire. Waite
excelled in the pitching.
Judge and Mrs. w. ID. Evans spent
a short time in Grinnell on their way
to their home in Hampton, having just
come back from Europe, where the
judge was a delegate to the interna-
tional council of Congregationalists at
Glasgow. They report a delightful
trip, but declare that it seems good to
he once More in America. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. S. Morrison, of this city, who
went to Glasgow to attend the same
meeting are reported as having crossed
the ocean in the Lusitania, and are
ta1 1,o
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. ,Rainsburg, Of
Brooklyn. were Grinnell visitors be-
tween trains yesterday on their way
to Marshalltown, Ames and Des
Moines, at each of which places they
will stop to visit friends.
Charles Woodiwiss, who was for
two years of more in the employ Of
j. w. Fowler, of this city in the cream
cry, ebut left here last spring to take
charge of the Newburg creamery, has
bought an interest in the creamery at
Stacyville, and his family will move
there in a short time. Mrs. Woodiwiss
is at present visiting friends in this
city
More than 400 tickets were sold at
this point for Malcolm during the two
days of the county fair, and those who
attended from this place bring back
good reports of the entertainment Of
forded them.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. III. Spaulding are
taking an outing of week or so in
their automobile. thru the northern
part of Iowa. making Clear Lake one
of the stopping points.
At the recent meeting of the repub-
lican county central committee at
Malcolm. Chairman Dickson was in
to secure is possible, Senator
Dolliver to speak in Grinnell, Governor
Cummins in Brooklyn, and Attorney
General Byers for Sheridan, at some
time in the campaign.
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