Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-14
Grinnsll and Vicinity.

Special to Times-Republican.
Grinnell, Sept. 14.-w. n Rail- died
suddenly at his residence 721 High
street. this city. early Wednesday
morning. from a stroke Of appoplexy.
He had been In usual health the DAY
and evening before. had attended the
meeting Of. the Baptist Association at
the church. Where he exchanged the
usual hearty greetings with many
friends, and had retired without any
indication of feeling in any way Ill.
When the violent storm came up in
the early morning hours he got up to
PUT down the window IN his sleeping
room and while doing this fell to the
floor and expired. He vas "a years
Of age and had been a resident Of Grim
nell for manysy years. He was a mem
her OF the Baptist church. The fun
eral servicesswiI be held at the home
at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon conducted
by Rev. l. D.; Weyand. Of the Baptist
church. He. leaves wife and four
children at the home here.
Many hearts are glad because Of the
report that Little Pearl Bryan. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Mary Bryan. isAin a fair
way to recovery from the attack of :y-
phoid fever that, has kept her in the
city, hospital here: for some weeks.
Mr. Elliott NGeer. brother OF Edt-
tor c. A. Miller came here the first
OF the week to look after the interests
OF his daughter Ruth, who enters Iowa
College this year.
Miss Hannah Marvin has resigned
her position as stanographer and book
keeper to the firm of Wilson & Marvin
and has again entered Iowa College.
Charles Gillespie. who has been long
suffering and is now in very critical
condition from tuberculosis. has gone
to Colorado. accompanied by his father,
Mr.. George Gillespie. and his aunt, Airs
Elmer Gillespie
Prof ard Mrs J. D. Stoops are again
busy but very pleasant and healthfui
feet above sea level in the extreme
western point of Maryland.
Wedding invitations are out for Sept.
90 for Miss Anna Marie Hink and Mr.
Aaron Ewart Clark. at the home Of
Mrs. Carsten Hink, 1904 Sixth avenue,
this city. ~ = - - =. ~ Y
Judge j. p. Lyman. Of the superior
court, recently handed down decision
against Conductor Charles Won Draslea
and Engineer Porter Boyce for violat-
ing the city ordinances limiting the
speed Of trains passing thru the city
to six miles an hour, which agrees
with the contention Of the attorney for
the defense that the ordinances is UNI.
reasonable The case was brought, be
cause Of the accident that occurred
some time ago by which c. ". Horn
was thrown out Of his wagon and the
wa gon was demolished ut the crossing
Of the Iowa Central road on Fifth ave-
nue. by being struck by sOuthboEnd
train from the State Center branch
Whether there will be an opportunity
for a higher court to deny or affirm
this decision, is not yet positively dc.
termined.
Friends Of the contracting parties
have Just received word OF the mar,
.riage Of Miss Lillian Blevin 10 Nj.
Charles Aholter. at Chehalis. Wash. on
me 11tn OF this month. 8 1He . e -
sister Of Mrs. l. E. Berriman OF this
city and has herself lived here. most
OF her life. graduating nom the htgh
school here and later offending bt1e
ness college in Des Mo1nes. The 1Soohs.
was Brooklyn boy and has w0fkte
for the railroad here. Their new hcMe
will be at Doty, wasls.. where f1e
groom is in business. ss
Mr.. William Borteil. who wA0 IN the
accident that occurred on the Third
avenue crossing Of the lows Centrei
road early yesterday morning and had
his cola: bone broken. L. dofne Weat ~
present in spite of his seventh yeass
and the shock to his system. s..