Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-27

Special to Tlmes-RepuDllcaii.
Grinneu, July q, - Mrs. Walter
Adams, Of this city, who has been suf-
fering thru the past year from heart
trouble IS going to spend month Wath
her daughter, near Fulton, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Crosby had the
pleasure Of entertaining over Sunday
Mr. L. l. Harris, who motorcycled 20
Grinnell from his home in Cedar Falls.
Miss Nellie Greene Clark is away on
a three weeks trip of visiting In Red
Wing, Minneapolis and Fargo, n. D.
John and Iver Iverson, with their
families. are having the pleasure of
couple of weeks visit from third
bro her, Rev. E. Iverson, of Eau Claire,
Wis. with Mrs Iverson and their baby.
The visiting brother Is a Presby terian
Sabbath school missionary over q field
of 1900 square miles and has many
strange and varied incidents to relate.
During his past six years service in
that capacity he has travelled over 3d.
600 miles, visited over 5000 families
and organized twelve churches. Rev.
Paul j. Gramness, Of Virginia, Mimi,
missionary Of the American Sunday
School Union in Minnesota, is also a
visitor at the Iverson homes this week.
He Is accompanied by Miss JOY Wells,
of Des Moines.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Gurley have been
visiting at the G. L. Miles home in this
city on their way to their home in Des
Moines from Davenport, where Mr..
Gurley has been for time a pulpit
supply.
Mrs. George P. Clark leaves for her
home in Mayfeld, \. Y, on Thursday
after an extended visit with friends in
South Dakota and New Sharon and
GrinneL.
Ray Long. Of oskaloosa, accused Of
perjury in the swearing TO certain
statements which We're untrue that he
might thereby help a couple of his
young Oskaloosa friends to get married.
was arrested in this city by Marshal
of police of Osl-sloosa, who came after
him.
Mrs. A. NJ. Kiesel started yesterday
morning on visiting trip back TO Ger
many, which she plans to extend for
a year. She expects to take the
steamer at Quebec.
A quartet of business men from this
city, including F. NJ Card, NJ w
Swisher Louis Kutish and Russell
Clindinnin, have gone on a fishing trip
TO Lake Jefferson, Mimi, to be gone a
week or more.
Thomas Eastridge, who has been
working in the Sickle barber shop on
Main street, has bought half interest
| in the same.
Dr. and Mrs. z. E. Harris are en-
tertaining for week Rev. DR.. Askin
pastor of the Congregational church of
! Pierre, S. D.
| T. H. Ziegler formerly principal Of
| the Grinnell high school but later prin-
cipal at Lyons, is here visiting at the
| T. NJ. Newton home, accompanied by
Mrs. Ziegler.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Alexander of
| Clarion, relatives of Mrs. j. L. Fellows
of this city, and who have been spend
ing a couple Of weeks at the Fellows
home here, drove the car in which they
made their trip to Des Moines on Mon
day and after a brief stop there plan
| ned to return to Clarion.
| Miss Lucetta Kel1enbarger has ar
rived at her fathers home in this city
after four years of absence as teach
| er in the PHILIPPINES. She is a grad
uate of Iowa College and has many
| friends to welcome her return. She
has not yet decided whether she will
take up the work there again after a
| suitable rest.
| The sympathy of the community goes
| out to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Quire in the
| loss Of their infant but days old.