Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-05
The erInneIl News.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, June Miss Lizzie Dav-
is, principal of the South school, and
Miss Edna Davis principal of Cooper
school, left last night for New York.
where they will take steamer of the
Hamburg American line for Europe, to
spend their summer vacation.
Mr.. c. P. ,Searle, whose home has
been for some years in Santa Barbara,
Cal, spent a few hours in this city
yesterday morning. visiting with old
friends while waiting for the train to
take him TO his old home at Oskaloo-
sa He had been to Illinois to accom-
pany a brother and his wife TO their
home, after their winters visit in
Santa Barbara, and will return to his
home after week or two of visiting
relatives in Oskaloosa.
Miss Nellie Emmons, who has just
completed her fourth year of success
full and highly appreciated labor in the
schools here, returned TO her home in
Hampton last evening.
\ notable sale of professional busi-
ness has just taken place here, in the
transfer of office and practice of the
dentist, of ]. w. Billings, to DR.. H B.
Brock, of Lone Tree. and DR.. A. j.
Brock. of Clarence. DR.. Billings came
TO this city some seventeen years ago,
and bought out DIR. 1. F. Kitto. He has
been in continuous practice in the
same office ever since that date, and
now proposes TO take a we'll earned
rest. He plans TO leave the city on
Monday next. for southern California
and Will go from there northward, take
in the Seattle exposition, and return
by way of the Canadian Pacific. DR.. E.
B. Wiley will take the trip with him.
The skating rink started last fall in
the rooms formerly occupied by kibby
and Adams on Fourth avenue, and
which seemed 10 flourish for time,
has not proved a paying proposition in
recent months, and the business has
rented by A. P. Hamilton for a sport
ing pavilion. in the putting on of
wrestling matches.
The following professional people
from this city attended the meeting OF
the Powshiek County Medical -Associa-
/ ton, Tuesday evening last, at the home
4 Of DR.. and Mrs. c. y. Bushv, OF Brook
/ lyn: DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Harris and a
visiting friend. Miss Allie Carter, from
/ Canada, and Doctors S. c. Buck, E. F
4 Talbot, o. F. Parish, f. c. Bliss and j
r. Lewis DR.. Buck gave a report OF
the state meeting at Dubuque, TO which
he was a delegate DR.. Behring. from
Iowa City, contributed valuable paper
on Gastric Ulcers" and Doctors Bliss
and Harris, of this city, discussed the
question of professional Finances" as
they are. and as members of the pro.
fession think they ought to be.
DR.. ]. F. Preston has recently Dough
a lot on the rear of the G. H. Crosby
residence property. next the alley be-
tween High and East streets, and facing
south. and will begin very soon the
erection OF a home thereon for his
family
Mr.. E. B. Brande is entertaining Prof
E. D. Arams. of Leland Stanford Uni
versity student in Iowa College a
one time and son of Rev. Ephrain
Adams, a charter and lifelong mem
Der of the board of trustees.
w. c. Bleamaster has been elected L
occupy the positions of physical direc.
tor and teacher of history in Carol
College. at waukesha, Wis, for tn
coming college year.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Walker ant
child have just come to this city from
their home in Pomona. Cal. for a visi
of a couple of weeks al the home of MI
Walkers mother, Mrs. Addie c. Walk
er Mr.. Walker was in former year
assistant cashier of the Savings Banl
here