Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-11
GrinnelI News.
Special to Times Republican.

Grinnell, Aug 11.-Miss Mary F..
Goss, teacher in the Chicago schools,
is making a visit of a couple of days
with her sister sin law, Mrs. A. B. Goss,
on the farm mile south of the city,
after which she goes to visit a brother
at Darlington, N. D., and another one
at New Rockford, same state.
G. W. Cowden left yesterday after
noon for a brief business trip to Den
yer.
In a loose and ragged game full of
errors the Windsors beat the Glovers
on the base ball field last evening, -
to 2. The game started out nicely with
the Windsors at the bat and neither
side scored in the first inning. Then
by errors on the part of the Glovers
their opponents got three runs in the
second, six in the third, and three in
the fourth while the Glovers secured
two scores in the third by the errors
of the catcher. There was a goodly
crowd with little enthusiasm and
small chance for it. Dawkins and
Somers were the battery for the Wind
sors and Clendinnin and Sulser for the
Glovers. Charlie Doe did the salts
factory umpiring.
r.. ]. White, brother of D. F. White
and w. c. White, of this city, has re-
Gently removed his family from Barnes
very pleasant surprise visit one day
last week from a company of friends
In this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matzen living
north of the city announce the recent
birth at their home of a son.
Word has been received from the
people who left PoWeshiek county and
settled in Saskatchewan, Can. that
great damage and loss have been sus-
tanned by reason of a terrible storm
of hail and wind that recently passed
over that region. Several large barns
were totally or partially destroyed and
gardens and field crops are. in many
cases total loss.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Daisy Jones, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Jones, of
Madison township, to Mr.. Samuel Lit
trell of Nemaha, Neb. The couple went
to Montezuma in an auto, where the
papers were secured and the Meth
odist minister, Rev., o. S. Baker, per-
lOfIHeu llle CcTtlilOuS. HCil lului Y
home is to be in Nemaha, where Mr..
Littrell is engaged in business.
DR.. U. NJ. Hibbetts recently attended
the celebration of the S0th anniversary
of the birth of DR.. A. d. Still, the
founder and present head of the school
of osteopathy at Kirksville, Mo.
DIR. Janet Kerr, who formerly prac-
ticed osteopathy in Grinnell for some
years and has many warm friends
here, is visiting in the city for a time.
She has been in Los Angeles thru the
winter and came back to attend the
National Osteopathic association re-
Gently held al Kirksville, Mo.
w. G. Willard has gone to the Pa
cific coast where he will visit for a
time with his son, Frank at Seattle
and probably make a special study of
the fruits of that section before he
returns
The ladies of the Episcopal guild are
arranging to present Under the Mis-
tletoe Bough'' in the near future with
home talent made up of society ladies,
young people of the city and 100
children, in the cast. Rehearsals are
already on and the names of the fol-
lowing ladies, together with many 9TH
ers equally prominent. will be guar
anty of success. Mesdames II. l.. Bey-
er, NJ. E. Wiltamuth. L. A. Resor,
Charles circuit, Ella Kicker, L. A. Res
or and H. I. Yeager.
DR.. j. C. Holson, from Ord, Neb.,
has been making a visit to his sister
here, Miss Aliene Holson, D. D. S.
Announcement is made that John
Lee has purchased the meat market in
the C. N. Perry building on the east
side of Main street of the Grinnell
Provision company and will run an in
dependent meat market.