Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-16
GrinneII and Vicinity.

Special to Times-Republican.
Grinnell, April 16-Mr. Archie Arm
strong, who has lived in his present To-
cation on a farm in Chester township
for the past thirty-five years, passed
his 10th birthday on Tuesday last and
his relatives and friends took the occa-
sion to gather and have good time at
his home and give him proper congrat-
ulations Mr.. Armstrong; brother,
Foster Armstrong, was present with his
two daughters from their home in Pre-
emption, Ill.,, and his sister, Mrs. George
Alley, from Montezuma, was also
there.
AT the adjourned annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Grinnell city
hospital, held in the superior court
room on Wednesday evening last, the
directors were instructed to confer with
the city council regarding the posi-
bility of getting support for the pos
pital from a municipal tax should the
coming census enumeration show that
the city has sufficient population to
make that legal. The treasurer's re-
port showed a deficit of something over
s1,4O0. Believing it for the best inter-
est of the hospital that no physician
| should be on the directory, DrS. +. Il.
Somers, S. C. Buck, and z. F. Talbot
resigned and their places were mica
by the election of of Hon. J. P. Lyman
c. w H. Boyer. and Mrs E. B. Wiley
Mrs H. W. Spaulding, Mrs j. z. van
Evera and H. l. Boyer, were elected
for a term of three years.
In the case completed on Thursday IN
the superior court OF the Artistic Adj
vertising Company of New YORK
against Miss Bessie Egser, in Wnicn
plaintiff sought to recover for service
in cuts and advertising for year, de-
PENDANT showed to the satisfaction OF
| the jury that the term was but Tor one
month and, after consulting but a re"
minutes, the verdist was brought In for
Miss Egger.
A class of sixty-two members Is on
the graduation list of the Grinnell hign
school as follows: Margaret Blakeiy
Vista Blood, Clifford Braley, Orpha
Bonewel, Frances Bray, Marjorie
Brown. Marie Bump. Mary Carlstrom
Floyd Dale, Eugene Day, Emma frann
Della Carrot, Winifred Gates, Esther
Harpeter. Jennie Hillnaan. Bertha
Hickman. Louis Judkins- Ralph Long
lev. Donald MAR, Collin Martin, An
nette Mccormick, Hazel Mccoy, Allen
Meacham. Garnet Morgan, Mabel Nor
gan. Lois Morris, Grace Murray, Ray
Myers, Leonard Newton Irma Oswald
Frances Phillpott, Edward Patton, Es-
tella Raffety, Mabel Randolph, Lottie
Reynolds, Charles Kicker, Edith Rol'
Inns, Carrie Smith, Qowa), Carrie
Smith Dakota), Lena Sprague, Ed
ward Squire, Clarence Stahl, Florence
Stahl. Guy Steele, Elsie Stilwen, Viole
| Steaks, Blanche Stone, Ruth Suckow
David Sutherland, Bertha Swaney. May
Swaney, Mahlon Savage Oslo Taylor
Lloyd Taylor, Alvin Ward, julie
Wheeler. Charles Wiley Vera Wrage
Robert Woodwork. Joseph Carter, Lils
Parker. Walter Reichelt.
Fred Rutherford, formerly of thi:
city. died recently in Los Angeles Of
ptomaine poisoning. He leaves wife
| and young son, father James Ruther.
ford. now in Idaho, and a sister, Mrs
John Strabel, now living in Calgary
Canada
! Miss Rose Rule, who has been teach
| ing so far the past school year at South
English, is taking an enforced vacation
of two weeks or more at present be.
cause her school building is quaran.
tined on account of smallpox, tho sht
was not personally exposed.
Miss Wynn La Grange, of Minneapo.
| lis, is making a visit in this city at thu
home of her sister, Mrs. Henry G
Lyman.
George Hays. formerly one of Cheste
townships successful farmers but wht
has been trying Texas farming for th'
past year, has returned from that stat.
and is now living in Montour