Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-15
The Grinnell News.

that the proh1D1tlOn candidate TOT gov
ernor Captain X. w. Brown, will speak
at the new armory tomorrow evening,
at o'clock.
Bert Whitaker, who severed an ar
terry in his right leg last Tuesday,
while chopping wood, and who was
taken to the hospital in a much weak
ened condition from loss Of blood be-
| fore he was aware of the serious ma
| ture of the wound, has responded ex-
| cellently to treatment and was able
| to be taken to his home yesterday
| Miss Leila Silbert who passed thru
the ordeal of an operation for appen-
dcitis at the city hospital on Wednes-
day last, is making a fine recovery and
will soon be able to leave the hospital.
The following births are matters Of
record A daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Bjornson, of Chester, on Sunday.
the 9Th of September; daughter to
Mr. and Mrs C. e. Bell on Friday last;
and daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
White, near Newburg. on Wednesday
last.
George Frisbie started on his return
trip to his home at Seattle. Wash, yes
terday morning, after visit of some
thing over two weeks with his parents,
and friends here.
c. L. Roberts has so fully recovered
from his late attack of paralysis, that
he and Mrs. Roberts have gone 20
Blandinsville, ILL.,, on visit to their
son, Harry.
The grand jury in session for the
past week, has. found true bills against
Jnl Dol Tny a !, Lin n
house, and against Parn kirkpatrick
and Joseph lesser for gambling, and
all three have been arrested and put
under bonds to appear for trial. c. A.
Thorp, who has been the agent of
Swift & CO., in the handling of poultry
and eggs here. was also indicted on the
charge Of embezzlement. for which he
was arrested some weeks ago.
The case of the First National bank
against r. r. Rust, to recover on a
note of some $4,000, was dismissed
without prejudice, owing to failure to
get witnesses together at this time but
will doubtless come into court later
Ray Van Evera, who sold his fine
farm near Barnes City year or more
ago, and moved to Rails county, S. d..
is back here for a brief visit at the
home of his mother, Mrs. J. E. Van
Evera, and to look after some business
matters at Barnes City. He reports
himself thoroughly satisfied with his
location in Dakota, and that the crop
promise in that region is excellent.
At the opening meeting of the year
of THE Poweshieks" last evening at
Hotel Monroe, a paper of great inter-
est was read by w. E. Anderson. of
Des Moines, on Dramatic Criticism"
The entire evening is pronounced by
invited guests to be fully worthy of
the noted name of the club.
Rev W. w. WOODBURY. of the United
Presbyterian church, of this city, had
the pleasure of an over Sunday visit
from his brother, Rev. S. w. Wood
burn, of Stafford, Kan, and family.
The brothers had not met before for
seven years The visiting brother occu-
pied the pulpit on Sunday morning.
After visit in Illinois, they will return
to their Kansas home.
Thru the influence of Mrs e. r
Towle, of this city, who lived for some
years in Des Moines, and who was a
member of the "Woman's Press club
of that city, the club will hold their
annual October outing in this city on
the 5th of the next month. There is a
membership of fifty of the literary wo
are in progress to make their day Of
outing in this city as delightful as pos
sible.