Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-26
GrinneIl and Vicinity.

Grinnell, July 26.-An accident oc-
CURED north of Malcolm on sunday by
which Mrs. Mary Mcdonald and one
Of the children with her We're slightly
hurt and the horse she was driving was
80 badly crippled that ii had to be
killed. Mrs. Mcdonald was driving
along a road between high hedges
While the automobile was coming from
the west at right angles to the road
she was on and ran into the horse and
overturned the buggy. Mrs Mcdonald
was bruised and slightly cut about The
face and one of the children had a
tooth knocked out The Automobiles
stopped and took the woman and chill
dren TO their home ana gave all the as
sistance possible and promised to pay
for all damages. The car was from
Das Moines and bound for Davenport.
J. II. Humphrey. who has been con-
fined TO his home largely thru the VIM
ter and spring suffering from rheumat-
ic fever and sciatca, is again able to be
upon the streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Archer announce
the birth of a daughter at their home
on Wednesday. July %; Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. B. Qure son on TUESDAY. July 10;
ana Mr and Mrs. Ernest Fellows
DAUGHTER on Sunday.
Rev. Elias Handy of this city. who
returned from his eastern vacation trip
on saturday morning last. went 10
Mason city for Sunday and to Clear
Lake for a few days, expecting to be
at his home here the last of This week.
Carl Dreamer. son Of Councilman
John c. Dreamer. Of this city, who mas
been suffering for some time from an
attack of appendicitis. was taken TO
the Mercy hospital at Des Moines on
+ THURSDAY ard underwent a successful
{ operation az Friday and is now report
ed $ recovering nicely
H V Griffith is moving his LennoX
furnace and timing business from the
shop on Main street TO one he has just
built near his residence on West Fifth
avenue. w II. Leins will occupy the
shop vacated by Griffith with his mar
BILE cutting business.
Mrs. A T. Bag who has faer Wis
iting for several weeks at the home Of
/ her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, George
LManatt Of this city. started on Sunday
on her return 10 her home in Pueblo,
Colo.
lrr and Mrs. George D. Parmenter,
Of this city. had the pleasure on Sat
urday last of receiving a visit from Mr..
ard Mrs. McCsrew OF Gilmore. VINO
came in their auton obile and brought
with them Mr. and Mrs. George Pence.
| of Pasa dena, Cal.
Sneak thieves have been more or less
in evidence in and about Grinnell for
some time and their depredations are
/ increasing in Frequency Not content
with raidlng gardens. even in the hear.
u The city. as in the case of Mrs. Van
Evera. they are taking baled hay, corn.
/ chopped feed and blankets. P A. Nc
! Grath. George McMurfay and o. B.
/ Matthews have been recent losers.
/ Mr.. Henry Booknau met with an ac-
cident quite recently by which he was
badly shaken up and bruised but fortu-
nately had no broken bones. He was
hauling load OF tile from Newburg
to his farm when the wagon tongue
dropped and he was thrown from the
wagon TO the ground where he lay un-
| conscious for an hour. When he came
to himself he managed to repair dam
ges and take his load on to the farm.
He still feals the effects Of the shock
| but Is recovering as we'll as could be
! expected