Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-12
GrinneII and Vicinity.
To Tiues-Renuhltcan.

Special TO llNeS- RepuDilCdO.
Grinnell, July 12.-Nrs. Thomas Full
Ter, whose home is near Chester Center,
had a very narrow escape from severe
injury or worse yesterday afternoon
while on her return TO her home after
a visit at the home OF her son, w. T.
Fuller, In this city She drives very
powerful horse and, when mile or two
on the road. he became suddenly
fri ghtened at some object by the road
side and whirled so quickly as to
throw Mrs Fuller from the carriage
and started on the run for this city.
Mrs. Fullers little. grandson, only S
years old. was In the carriage and re-
NAMED on the seat during the entire
run of the horse ba elk to have Of W. T.
Fuller. where he drew up at the gate
and stopped. Mrs. ". T. Fuller i'm
rnediately drove the horse back to the
scene Of the accident and found that
her mother had been cared for by some
of the people near where she was
thrown from the carriage. Aside from
a severe shaking up and a. badly bruis
ed fore arm she apparently received no
injuries and late in the evening report
ed over the telephone that she was
feeling we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker, of New
York City. are visiting at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Grant Mrs. Grant
and Mrs. Walker are sisters who have
not met before for seventeen years.
Miss Gretchen Steiner went to Chi
cago this morning for a weeks visit
with friends. At the end of that per-
iod the rest Of the Steiner family will
meet her there and all WILL go on to
AM na, Mich for a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Miller, who have
recently rented their Broad street home
IN this city to Rev. W. P. Stoddard
will go TO Chicag as soon as they can
get ready and live with their son, Her
bert Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Afford, of kellogg. have
rented the Mrs. Anna Williams resi-
dence on High street and will move TO
this city that their daughter may enter
Iowa College.
The Misses Pearl Cessna and Maud
Campbell have Just started on a six
weeks trip thru the east intending to
see the sights in Cleveland, Pittsburg,
Philadelphia, Washington, and New
York City.
a. Z Friehie of the Grinnell Herald
with Mrs Frisbie, is spending two
weeks vacation from the strenuous ed
itorial life at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Scammon, parents OF Mrs. Frisbie, at
Northwood.
Mrs. Whitman of IeMars, who has
been visiting for some time at the
home Of her brother, J. NJ. Woodwork
Of this city, returned to her home on
Saturday last.
Miss Lucetta Kellenbarger. whose
home is in this city but who has been
IN the Philippines for the past three
years az a teacher Is now on her way
to the parental home here. She came
thru Europe and stopped to see the
Passion Play. She Is expected here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Haines, Of
Denver who have been visiting here
and in this region since the college
comm encement have just returned to
their Denver home.
The drouth that has been practical
~ contiguous in this city and imm edi-
ate vicinity for more than month
was broken yesterday afternoon about
5 o'clock by a plentiful shower that
soaked the ground for several inches
| in good shape and did the corn crop a
great favor With succession of such
Mains there will be no fear of failure
! in this vicinity.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Cowden started
| on their western trip on Sunday morn :
! ing last in company with Mr.. and Mrs
Henry G.. Lyman. They plan to be
together thru much Of their trip, goin g
direct to Idaho, then visiting Portland,
Seattle, Vancouver and other places
of interest on the Pacific coast and in
Canada Canada
The many friends of District Super
intendent and Mrs. c. L. Stafford, who
have made their home in this city for
the past year or two, are sorry to learn
of their decision to remove from here
to Oskaloosa as being a more central
location for the work Of this distSies,