Evening times-Republican., 1910-12-03
GrinneII snd Vicinity.
'al -n Times Rap,1hltca

Grinneli. Dec st. B. Bump. who
bought but few weeks ago the shoe
stock OF Jacob Rivers on Fourth avenue,
has just sold the same to T. J. Kelly.
OF Denisen. who has already taken
possession. Mr.. D. NJ. Arnold. who has
been proprietor and clerk for several
years, will remain for the present. The
new proprietor will send a manager,
Mr. ]. Virgins, Feb. I. Mr.. Bump has
not made public his future business
plans.
Miss lima Frank. Of Madison town
ship. recently went &c Wakita.- Okla.
where, on Dec. /, she was to be married
to Mr.. Harvey L. Boyle, young farm
er near that town.
John Mana,t, Sr, had surgical OPP
Grafton at the Brooklyn hospital tina,
proved TO be success and he is re-
covering quite satisfactorily. The grav-
ity of the case vas shown by the pres
ence of the following children: Frank
Manatt. Of Laurens: ME-. and Mrs.
Charles Manatt. from Carroll: Mrs.
Webster o. Nelson. of David City. Eeb.;
and Mrs. Charles Graves, from Perry.
Miss Lodena Cameron. of Jefferson
township. was married to Mr.. Robert
George Warwick. at the home OF Mr..
and j. V. Rowland, near Hartwick. Rev.
H. H. Pittman, of the Congregational
church of Hartwick performing the
ceremony. The wedding took place at
noon and the bridal pair started that
evening for Pennsylvania, where they
Plan to spend three months visiting
re latives and friends and then return to
Iowa TO make their home.
Frank Shultz and c. G. Eorns from
rears Hatrwick took some OF their
Ane stock TO the International show
a. Chicago.
Weather Observer D. w. Brainar.l
reports November weather as foie,v
Highest te,npera ture, on the 1st and
9Th, SO; lowest, on the goth. 13: mean
maximum, 4+.9: mean minimum. 24.3:
average, 34.6: rainfall. .78 Of an inch;
clear days. l3; partly cloudy, IL:
the mercury registered degrees above
zero.
4 very Interesting and profitable
meeting of the Poweshiek county
branch Of the Corn Belt Meat Produc-
ers' Association was held in the su
perior court room in this city Thurs
day afternoon with a strong address
by President sykes. The following Of
! fice1s were elected for next year: Pres
ident, 4. A. Foster OF Grinnell; vice
! president. j f. Eisele Of Malcolm: Sec
rotary, +. A. Stillwell OF Searsboro;
treasurer. a. E. James OF Searsboro:
delegates to the state convention to be
held in Des Moines, Dec. 1914, Fred
Heinle of Grinnell: F. A. Stillwell OF
Searsboro: John Newcomer of New
burg; George Baustian Of Malcolm; A
E. James of Searsboro? and Henry NJ
Bray Of Grinnell. The alternates were:
William Mcclure of Malcom; Samuel
Jacob Of Jacob: A. G. Rinefort Of Grim
nell: c. T. Carlson of Brooklyn; Harry
Thompson of Montezuna: and A. A
Foster of Grinnell.
John Rohr. whose home is short
distance southeast OF this city. has
just had a repetition of q peculiar ac-
cident that leaves him with broken
bone in his ankle. He jumped down
from the top of a low tank hardly
more than two feet but twisted the
| foot in some way so as to break the
/! bone Last winter he did the same
thing at the same place and broke the
| left ankle while this time it is the right
one.
| Professor Lohre Of the Lutheran
! College will conduct the services in the
Norwegian Lutheran church here to-
morrow at 1890 and again at 1880.