Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-17
ST. Louis Livestock.
GrinneII and Vicinity.

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Grinnell. June IA telegram
brought the sad news to a. J. Hostetter
Of this city yesterday afternoon of the
death Of his eldest sister, Miss Olive
Hostetter, at The home of the three sis
tiers in Tacoma, Wash. 1t is bat a
week ago last Tuesday since Mr. Hos
letter was called upon TO bury his only
brother B F. Hostetter. of this city.
who was taken suddenly i'll and died
in few hours. Al the time of that
funeral The two sisters We're using ev-
cry possible means ta>prolong the life
of the one who has just died but they
thought not best to add to the deep
grief of the brother here by letting him
know the exact conditions. Yesterday
morning the sister died The body is
Ia be brought here. where all three sis
tiers lived for many years. for INFER
ment.
There was a very enjoyable gather
ing al the home Of Mr. and Mrs, ]. NJ.
Powell of Searsb ,ro on Friday last, the
l0th of June, t. celebrate the ff.ieth
anniversary of their marriage. There
We're some seventy-five relatives and
friends present and good wishes. con-
gratulations and gifts of value were
left with them. The following were
guests from some distance: Mr.. ard
Mrs Townsend. of DEBORAH; Mrs. ]. S.
Stroud. Mr.. and Mrs. John Burroughs,
and Miss Burroughs. from Des NJ Dimes;
Mr. and Mrs H. 1T Keene, DIR. ard
Mrs. F. NJ Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beeler and A. Mcintosh, from Grinnell;
Mrs. -Talitha Harner. from Montezuma;
nd -
Vile: Miss Leta Ewart, from Marengo.
Alfred Ewart, from Ewart. The last
four named are grandchildren.
The second of the Twilight Lea que
games of this city was played on We'd
nesday evening between the Firemen
and Company X and the final score
was 9 TO 0 in favor of the Ffremen.
Mrs. Dorothy c. Walker. who for
merly lived at Newburg but moved
from that locality to Rollo. Mo. about
year ago, died there on Saturday,
June II. of uremic poisoning and the
body was brought back here. Funeral
services were held in the United Pres
byterian church Of Rock Greek town
ship and We're conducted by Rev. Elias
Handy of this city, the deceased having
been for many years member of the
Methodist denomination. She leaves
a large family.
Prof S J. Buck is much pleased with
the golden key that proclams that he
has recently been elected a member of
the Chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa OF
his alma mater at Oberlin, where he
belonged to the class of IS.
Mr.. David Tanderveer. an old res
ident Of Grinnell but who sold out here
and moved to Lincoln, Neb., couple
of years ago, is here for visit to old
time friends
The Way and Jlnbenhauer families.
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Way.
Mrs. l.. Umbenhauer and her daughter
Lucille Umbenhauer. left this city on
Wednesday TO spend the summer in
New York City on a visit TO the son
and brother H. D. Way, who is pur-
suing his architectural studies in Co
lumbia University. Mrs. Umbenhauer's
husband. d. S. Umbenhauer, Will meet
the family there in short time.
Mrs. H w Williams is having the
pleasure of visit from her son. Willis
Movers whose home is in the City OF
Mexico.
Prof r s. Haw1ey. who resigned his
position in Iowa College some time ago,
announces that he and Mrs. Hawley
plan to spend the summer at Ludlng-
ton, Mich, where they will rest ard
go fishing for a short time and he will
then assume the superintendency OF
short line of railroad running to sew
eral summer resorts. He plans TO en-
gage in outside work in engineering TOR
the next few wears at least.