Evening times-Republican., 1911-05-04
Grinnell and Vicinity.
Special to Times s-Republican.

Grinnell May 4.-The little 10-year
old son OF Mrs. Carlsted, who had his
collar bone broken and his face injured
considerably by falling under the heavy
ice wagon some days ago, Is now re-
ported as getting along nicely with no
ndicat ton of complications In the case.
Mrs. Carlsted feels certain that the
boys foot became entangled in the
wheel Of the wagon and that he was
drawn down between the wheel and the
wagon bed so that the heel did not pass
directly over the shoulder.
Rev J. F. Hawk, of Lone Tree, stop
ped in Grinnell for a visit with the
brothers. A. J. and H. B. Brock. for
meriy residents of that town, on his
way home from the annual meeting of
the Reformed church at Des Moines.
Mrs. A. Burns is enjoying a visit
from Mrs. D. Fink and daughter Eliza
beth, OF Des Moines.
violators of all kinds and is issuing
public notices to the riders Of bicycles
on the sidewalk contrary to city ordi-
nance as we'll as to the automobile
speeders and the thouehtless lawn and
parking cleaners who leave the rakings
In the cutters to be swept by the flrst
rain into the sewers to clog them.
Lights are also called for on the BIZ
cycles that are ridden after dark. as
well as on the autos under the same
conditions. There seems to be a gen
erai intention to obey these regulations.
th4 infractions coming mostly from
thoughtleseness, but now and then ono
who may nsed q jolt to bring him out
Of his absent mindedness.
- The special meeting Of the oity
council tomorrow night will take up
for formal action the subject Of the
city's taking over the gift Of the Grim
nell Hospital Association Of its
grounds, building and equipment and
making preparation for the mainten-
ance Of = city hospital. Additional
regulation of the speed at which auto
mobiles may be run in the city and re-
garding other precautions to be OBJ
served for the safety OF the pedestrians
and teams viii also be discussed. The
special committee, composed Of Coun-
cilnen Lyman. Gannaway and Bailey.
to formulate q system for regular re-
ports from the police, may be ready to
report at that time.
Weather Observer D. w. Brai1ard
q minimum temperature Of 80
degrees on Monday night, the coldest
night Of the late drop in temperature.
On low grounds the temperature was
doubtless quite q little lower.
Miss Adah Hopkins has finished her
vacation at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and tdrs. D. A. Hopkins, OF this
city, and has returned to her work in
the charities and corrections line in
New York.
A letter received today from Mrs.
w. s. Roby. who is visiting her many
friends in Massachusetts,, tells of
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. "A. B. Gage OF
Nashua, N. H, and that they are we'll
and enjoying life. Mr.. Gage announces
his intention Of making a visit to his
old comrades and other friends here
in the early fall. Mrs. Roby will prob
ably spend month or two more In vis-
iting the old familiar places of her
former residence and vicinity.
A call has been issued for a meeting
of the Grinnell Association Of Congre-
gational Ministers and Churches in
connection with the meeting Of the
state associate at Webster city on
the 16th and 18th Of May.