Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-26
GrinnsII and Vicinity.
to Ttmes-Republican.

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Grinrell. Aug. 28.-Mr. N. H. sktfr. Of
Minneapolis. has been visiting the
scenes Of his childhood In Chester
township. where he was born but
which he has not before seen for many
years. He also extended his visit to
friends that have moved In recent
years from Chester to Grinnell.
Nj and Mrs. Worthy Powers. old
time residents Of Chester township, but
now Of Iowa City. have been visiting
at the home OF NJ. L. Powers. OF this
city. and with Chester friends.
Invitations are out to the wedding
reception at the home Of Mrs. Lydia
Miller Stage. 1903 Broad street, on the
evening OF Thursday. Sept. I. follow
Ing the marriage OF her daughter. Mise
Delilah Eleanor Stage, to Mr.. Robert
Hannay.
A very pleasant pre-nuptial break
fast party was given yesterday morn
ing at the George NJ. Christian home by
Miss Margaret Christian for her es-
pecia friend, Miss Ruth Armstrong.
who is to be married soon TO Mr..
George Walker. OF this city.
Mrs. H. f. Kilgore and Mrs. NJ. j.
Powers have just had visit from their
brother, Mr.. a. w. Sunderland. and his
family, whose home is in Watonga.
Okla. They came thru by automobile
and visited Mr.. Sunderland's brother
at Lincoln. Neb.. and have now gone to
visit Mrs. Sunderland's parents in Jop-
lin No.
Mrs. William Beard and Mrs. Fred
Bailey were the guests of honor at
So sv{1r No. IA
wasios Club at the home OF Mrs. A. c.
closed with the presentation Of a SOU
two ladies who are soon to move to
the west.
Mrs. John Holmes celebrates her
s7th birthday today and has the pleas
ure Of the presence Of her son. Prof.
E. D. Holmes. OF Albany. n. T.. who is
here for few days visit to his moth
er and his sister, Mrs. E. NJ. Mccoy,
Mrs. Mary Rapp, who has been Wis
iting for several months here and at
her old home in Montezuma. spent
some hours today at the home Of Mrs.
J. E. Van Evera Of this city. She goes
from here to Ames for short VISIT
and then returns to her home in Los
Angeles. Mrs. Rapp Is a daughter Of
c. a. c. Harris. formerly for many
years a resident Of Montezuma.
Miss Kate Stuart returned to her
home in Chicago today after two
months Of visiting at the home Of the
Misses Hazel and Juliet Long. On
Thursday evening Miss Stuart was the
guest Of honor at two course supper
given by the Misses Irene and Marie
Horak.
Dr. Meta A. Burd. Of Cedar Rapids.
| is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Armstrong.
| Mrs. Harriet Clayberg Is having the
pleasure OF visit from her father Mr..
w. J. Whitford, Of Houghton. Mich.
| Charles Tucker has moved his fam
lily from Montezuma to Grinnell where
he will continue to be employed on the
Herald force.
Mrs. H. L. Triplett is having visit
| from her brother and his wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Balsbaugh. whose home Is in Palo
Alto, Cal. They arrived here on Thurs /.
day.
! The Grinnell Electric and Heating
Company have Just removed their up
town office from Broad street to the
larger rooms on the south side of
Fourth avenue, vacated some months
ago by Chicago jewelry company.
Announcement is:-made that on the
18th OF September all the Rebel<ah
lodges OF the Poweshiek district will
assemble in convention for day OF
pleasure in Grinnell.
Samuel Burns. Of this city. and Miss
Rosa Marcovis, Of Des Mofnes, were
married in that city on the 155th OF
this month and. after spending the in
tervening time at Colfax, have como to
make their home in the northwest par,
| Of Grinnell.
| Yorke Steiner, eldest son Of Prof
and Mrs. e. A. Steiner, Of this city
Is still in a critical condition in the
hospital at Des Moines, where he has
been obliged to undergo a second oper-
alton recently.