Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-04

Crinreil and Vicinity.
Special to Times Republican.
Grmnell, Oct. 4-The news was
brought to This city of the death of T.
Worthington Yesterday morning at the
home OF his daughter in Lewis He
was so years old and had been in ex-
cellent health up 10 a very recent date.
He and Mrs Worthington We're here
for a couple Of months or more in the
summer making their home With their
daughter Mrs. F. J Connolly and
stopped in Des Moines to visit the
state fair on their way to Lewis. Stom-
ach trouble that attacked him after
leaving here was thu cause Of death
The BODY was brought here this after
noon but definite arrangements for fu-
neral services are not made. Mr..
Worthington came to GiinneN in 1856
and has spent most of his life since
then az a resident of Grinnell He was
in business here for many years but
sold out some three or four wears ago
and VAS enjoying vel! earned rest
1T the homes of his children
Attorneys T J BRAY and l.. G SAif-
fett have united their legal business
and will hereafter work under the firm
name of Bray & Shfffett.
Mrs Jay Clark, formerly an instruc-
tor IN iowa iaHlle4srtt ara VINO. VIII il+'i
little soa JAY. has been visiting in
Crinnsll the past sumner and also At
the home Of Mr. Clark's parents X,
Newton and with her sis. er-ir-laTs
Mrs Ralph McCu-dy. Of Oskaloosa. has
recently returned 10 her home in Wor :
cester. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Green. Of Blue
Point several miles south Of Grinnell,
announce the birth Of a daughter at
/ their home.
The following named persons form
the committee on enorta lnment for
! the evenings of the short course in
January next: Rev. Elias Handy. Su-
/ perintendent Eugene Henely. Prof
Henry W. Matlack. F. NJ. Bartling, b
j. Kicker, and Harry Lamphere
B. T. Vestal. who sold out all his
interests and his home in Grinnell
/ some two or three years ago and
bought a hardware business in Lynn
vile, has recently sold out his business
/ there and contem plates moving back 70
make his home again in this city
Miss Annabel Condor, who has been
superintendent at the city hospital
/ since Miss Nora Barnes gave up the
/ position and went to Colorado for her
health. is taking a rest of a couple of
weeks which she is spending at Roch-
ester Mimi. and Miss Davis. from
Boone. is supplying her place here.
| Principal Noel Breed. of the Tingley
schools was at home over Sunday for
a visit with his parents. DR.. and Mrs
Washington, D. c., and several months
on the Atlantic coast on Monday
Mr.. T. r. Cessna and daughter, Mrs
j. E. Van Evera. plan to start this
week for an extended visit with Jay
and Arthur Van E,vera in Kansas City
Mrs. Robinson. daughter of Mr.
/ Cessna, in Wichita, Kan, and with two
other daughters, Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs
+. J. Page, in Oklahoma.
Mr.. David Paul underwent an opera
ton at the city hospital here on Sat-
urday last for the removal of an oh
struction to the sight of his right eye
caused by an accident eight years ago
and is reported as making very salts
factory recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold L. Boyer hat
the pleasure of entertaining over Sun
day Mr. James s. Berryhill. Of De-
Moines, and Miss Helen Huntington. o
Elizabeth. n. j., whose engagement ha:
been recently made public.
At the opening meeting for the yea
Of the Humboldt Society. which take
place tomorrow evening at o'clocl
sharp. in the college library. Presiden
Main will present a paper on the topic
The Personal Element in Colleg
Teaching" While this society is large
" confined in membership to the ccl
lege faculty the general public is cor
daily invited to be present at any @
the meetings. AS they continue but TO
an hour the members ask as a person
al favor that all who attend will b
there promptly at the time Of begin
ming.
DIR. + r. Lewis, who has been a
Eureka Springs in Arkansas for
3 couple of weeks VACATION, reached hi
lhome here on Saturday evening last.