Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-17
GrinneIl and Vicinity.

Special 10 Times Republican.
GrinneH, Sept. lex Mayor Beth
jenkins Went TO Clear Lake on Thurs
day morning on business trip of two
or three days.
r. b Work. who has been prisoner
at his fathers home near Pittsburg.
Pa. for some weeks because of a
sprained ankle and a lame back re-
ceived in a runaway, has so far re-
covered as to be able TO return 10 his
home here and to get about without
crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs, c A. Ridley. formerly
residents Of Grinnell but for some
Years past Of Pasadena, Cal, are in this
city visiting friends and will soon go to
visit their daughter in Cedar Falls.
Miss Grace Card. who YVES severely
burned in an auto accident near Sheri-
dan, Wyo., some weeks ago and has
BEEN in the hospital al Sheridan ever
since. mas recovered sufficiently 10 be
able TO come back 10 GrinneL but viii
be IA The hospital here for some time TO
come.
The large new building of the D. A.
LaroS x Sons Company is now COM
pleted and they have just taken pos
session by the removal Of their Offices
from The cramped quarters OF the old
building into the large, light and airy
rooms Of the new one. Aside from the
office rooms there is one for the show
ing OF vehicles to customers and the
rest OF the building IS TO De used as a
repository for vehicles and for storage
This viii relieve in some measure and
for a short time the congestion in the
old building, and is decided addition
70 the other marked improvements
completed and in process in that manu-
featuring center of the city.
The paving contract with the city of
Grinnell is now completed and the huge
bitui!thic plant is 10 be taken to pieces
and shipped to other points. a large
contract in Perry demanding attention
at once
DR.. George E. White will preach III
the Congregational church in the morn
ing tomorrow at II o'clock. At the
Methodist church Veterans Day"
services will be held with sermon bv
Pastor Elias Handy. Rev. George r.
Chambers will conduct the three
o'clock services at st. PauIs EPISCOPAL
church. on Monday evening the mem
bers of the Holy Grail are to have a
meeting at the Methodist church fol-
lowed by a picnic supper, where plans
will be laid for the work of the wear.
tfOI. ana MIS- j. NJ. GdnnaWay are
having the pleasure Of a visit from a
sister of Mr.. Gannaway, Mrs. Fl. NJ.
Higday, accompanied by Mr.. Higdav
and their daughter. whose home is in
Seattle, Wash.
Iowa College shows at present an en-
rolment of 627 students in all depart
ments, there being 100 Of that mum Der
in the school of music and 80 in the
academy. The Freshman class has
practically the same number as 1nar
of last year-20S, but the sophomore
class is much larger, being 134 as
against 109. Both the junior and the
senior classes show a considerable
falling off in numbers but this is
thought to be only temporary and that
the ranks will fill up later even be-
You'd those Of last year. The school
Of music shows a decided gain.
| Mrs. Isabella Brande. who has been
! in attendance upon the Baptist con-
Eventon at Ames this week will spend
some time in visiting relatives in Ne
vada before returning to her home in
this city.
Mrs. Ella Kicker has recently re-
turned from visit of some months to
her brother in Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Collins and Miss
Sarepta Graves, from Albion visited
friends in Grinnell on Thursday on
their way to visit some Of their rela-
tives in Toulon, Ill