Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-29
erinnell and Vicinity.

Special - Tin @S- Republican.
Crin.eu July 2q-Hen-y Gay
smith. accompanied by his nephew
started fo- Kentucky. called suddenly
by the news Of the critical illness Of
NJ. smiths brother. The father Of the
young man NJ. Smith has not been
back TO the scenes Of MS hoyhood and
q his later civil war service Tor sew
erteen years and does no. now know
how long re may remain there
NJ Rev has sold his home on North
ard Mrs. Rev plan 70 leave Grlnrel
soon 70 make their future home with
their son either in Boston or New York.
The son graduated a year ago from the
Boston School u Technology and has
been working in New York C9rv this
year and may make either city his
home. Tne Rev family mas lived I.
C5rinnell for the past twenty-five wears
ana wiz be missed by many friends
here.
Nj and Mrs. Henry T. Chapin start
ed Yesterday morning On visit Of in
definite length 10 New York.
Company 4 came home from The
state encamp-.ert at Iowa City feeling
justly proud Of their record there and
having that pride fully shared by the
people OF their home city. They bring
IS trophies the handsome saber pre-
sented by Colonel Howe and medals -
comm e-no-ate individual successes.
Barnes. Boyack. carter and Guilt We're
stars for the company in the contests
\ squad Of seven is 10 be sent from
Com pany X. . Join Company l AZ Iowa
city and - 70 the -egirn entail meeting
Of the FIFTY sixth regiment AZ Sparta
wis. where are 10 Be also Two other
iowa regiments. : squad Of ten men
.ri.i also 20 on sunday next 70 Dies
No:res for weeks work on the rife
range where the state rife team VIII pc
prac-!cing epa-atory 20 th@ir going
TO the na1ioral shoot al Perry, O.
Professor and Mrs. j. D. Stops plan
to leave CirtrrelI On sunday evening
next for Boston and New York ana
the. 2 rest q some weeks by the surf
At Atlantic City. They plan 70 De gone
about q month. On their way they will
sop . brief time in Chicago, where
they expect 20 meet Miss Konopasek.
JOAN Eanderlirden, who mas been
suffering for the past weak from KICK
on me knee administered by horse
raer Nh varde-l:nden was IN the
country digging d3tches, Is able 70 be
about on cr1tches win prospect OF
recovery, tho still suffering much dis
Rev. l.. D. weyand, o the Baptist
church. viii take a vacation thru the
month q August, spending about half
Of the time at the home Of his parents
in western Nebraska and the other half
At the home OF the parents OF Mrs
Wevand az Be!lwood. Neh Mrs, Wey-
and VIII be with him IN both places.
There will pc no regular church SER
vices in the church here during that
period.
The directors Of the Grnnen Fair
Association. aftet mature deEberation
and following the precedent set by 9th
er fairs il the Sixth District Associa-
lion. have decided 20 raise the entrance
fee 70 the fair 10 So certs and use
their best en6eavors TO make the show
worth the money.
Mrs. George Allen. Of Spokane
Wash, and Mrs Freeman Hersey. Of
Cedar Falls, both sisters Of 8 J.
Pooley. Of this city. have come with
their two children TO visit for an in
definite time a. the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pooley.
The old Harold Proctor residence on
High street, recently vacated By DIR. E
E. Harris when he moved into his own
new home on Sixth avenue. has been
leased 70 Mrs z. D. Cox and Mrs
Halle Burd, who take possession at
once