Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-02
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0rinnell, Sept, 2.-Prof. Richard D
Jones, Of Tufts College, Boston. Mass
is here for two or three days for the
settlement Of business connected with
the Mrs. ]. d. Grinnell estate.
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Roby have re-
turned from the east where Mrs. Roby
has been for several months and Mr.
Roby for the past month.
Announcement Is made Of the coming
marriage Of Wesley Ray Smith and
Miss Lottie Reynolds. to take place on
the 9th Of this month. at the home OF
Mrs. s. l.. Howell, of this city.
Miss Mary Lombard, who has lived
in Grinnell for many years but, since
the death Of Mrs. ]. B. Grinnell, has
made her home most of the time ir
Kansas City, Mo-. is here for a visit
with the old friends and is stopping
at the home of Mrs. E. w. Clark.
Sept. IA is the date set by the Mon
tezuma Masonic fraternity for the
Grinnell brethren to make them an all
day visit and nave a good old-fashion-
ed Masonic time.
The superior court Of this city seems
to have a batch Of trials on hand just
now resulting from the activity Of one
Of the recently appointed special Off
GERS to look after the speed Of auto
mobiles on the streets Of this city and
who has filed information against ter,
owners of the horseless carriages.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Bonsall have gone
to Drinkwater, Saskatchewan, Canada
for a visit with their three sons and
Mrs. Bonsall's parents, for six weeks,
and also to look after business inter-
estS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hodgdon. with
their son and daughter. came from
their home in Paullina in their auto
and visiting the state fair on their way
here, to make a visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Hodgon. 1910 West
street.
Austin Olson and William Simpson,
aged respectively Is and IA years,
We're brought before Judge J. p. Ly-
having taken Jerry Mulcahy's bicycle
from in front OF Thackeray's restau-
rant. The boys had taken Off the mud
guards and changed the seat with the
evident intent of Disgusting the wheel
so that its owner would not know it
and Of keeping II for their own use.
Judge Lyman took this view Of the
case and fined the boys IS each and
costs.
City engineer and Mrs. w. F. Beard
have packed their household goods and
are visiting at Waterloo and other
points in Iowa for short time. after
which they plan to take an extended
trip thru the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ]. Kicker have just
moved from the Penrose residence on
High street TO the E. w. Clark resi-
dence on Broad street. where they plan
to remain until the residence they are
now having built on North Broad
street is ready for occupancy.
Weather Observer D. w. Brainard' 8
report for August Is as follows: Mean
maximum. So: mean minimum. $40:
mean aveage 1920: highest. on the
10Th. 100; lowest on the 18th, 40: rain
fall, 800; rain falling on eleven days;
clear days. nineteen; partly cloudy.
nine: cloudy. three.
Prof and Mrs. John Gannaway and
their little son have returned from
their summer in the mountains Of Col
orado. by which Mrs. Gannaway's
health is thought to have been much
improved.
Prof. f B. Spencer and family. from
Rome. Italy. have arrived in Grinnell
and are getting settled in the Mrs.
Penrose residence. corner of Sixth av-
enue and High street, convenient to
the college Professor Spencer takes
up that part OF the college work that
Is still retained that formerly came
under Principal Horns supervision
and his specially in teaching will be
Latin The family came over early
in the season and have spent much OF
the summer at Ocean Grove. n. j.
Mrs Frank F. Amy is again at the
home In this city after several weeks
spent in visiting In southern California.
Senator H. w. spaulding went TO
Chicago on Thursday night to meet to
meet Mrs. Spaulding and their chill
dren who were returning from visit
OF few days with relatives OF Mrs.
Spaulding. living in Rockford, H.