Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-16
GrinneIl and Vicinity.

G-innell, July 16-M- and Mrs. H.
NJ. Bray, of this city, are this week
enjoying a visit from their daughter
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. r. N.
Haiaes Of Des Aotnes. sonl here Mrs.
Haines goes TO Chicago for a course
Of lessons for perfectiag her present
high sctaT,dard Of vocal attachments.
The death OF Mrs Levi Grinnell.
whose home has been in the north
eastern part Of this city, was annourc-
Sd yesterday. She was - years Of age
The funeral 7ill be held tomorrow at
ternoon al the home.
Peter Peterson. aged s. years. passed
away yesterday and funeral services
are announced for tomorrow after
noon.
Alex Denereaux of Washington
township. nine miles south Of Grin
nell, recently sold to Henry ". Bray, Of
this city, hogs and cattle that brought
him over $4,000. His brother. ]. S.
Devereaux, also living in Washington
township. came back from Chica go on
THURSDAY with the proceeds Of Two and
a half carloads Of stock which he had
fed and shipped for himself, amounting
to som ething ike $500.
The ladies OF the Cemetery Associa-
ton are very thankful % the many
friends who are interested in the work
OF the association III making the city
o. TIE dead more beautiful and save
saved their papers and magazines 70
help make UP the carloads that have
been shipped and sold for the beneht
of the cemetery fund. a carload sent
away some time ago nette-i the ladies
$40 and they propose TO make this fea-
tu-e e permanent one IN their phiIan-
th-opic work.
The regular meeting Of the Kings
Heraids, tft. foreign missionary societ y
fo- girls Of the Methodist church of
this city, was held On Thursday after
noon at the home of Ruth Fowler, and
Ruth Decatur. the little daughter Of
M. and Mrs. Clarence Deca TUT. was
Initiated as paid up life member Of
the society. The membership fee IS
SO and this sum had beer. raised BY
Tie other "Heralds'' in various ways
SO that this membership might be a
gift Of the society.
Miss Josephine Bye. who has beer
living IN Diedrich. Idaho, where she
has proved up on a government claim
has returned 20 the home of her parent:
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trumbel1, OF
this city. announce the birth of ter
pound son to them on Wednesday
morning last.
Prof. John P. Ryan, Of Iowa College
has been called to the family home il
Buffalo, y. Y, by the critical illness
OF his mother. He had been visitine
for some time in Denver and stopped
for few hours in Grinnell on his way
east.
The Windsors and the Firemen me-
last evening upon the diamond in the
Twilight League battles for suprernac!
and the Firemen bore away the banne,
to the tune Of to S. These games
are played with regularity and interes
and the struggle for high batting aver
ages TO win the silver bat trophy il
becoming quite exciting
Miss Mary Morrison and her sister
Miss Eleanor Morrison, and Mrs Roa CHI
all of this city, have planned an ex.
tended visit TO familiar scenes in the
east, starting on Tuesday OF next week
One of the places visited Will be tehil
old home at New Hampton. Mass.
where they plan TO spend couple o.
months.
| D. w. Willard is spending a few
days at the home Of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs W. o. Willard OF this city
before returning to his home and worl
in Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. o. F. Parish and children re-
turn today from an extended visit II
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