Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-21

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Grinnell. July 2o.-F c. Overton. OF
Keoiuk. was in the city yesterday adj
justinG the fire loss on the Wilson &
jacobson elevator for the Spring Gar
den and the Central National Insurance
Companies. The loss is said to be
about $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Wilson started
yesterday for their new home in San
Diego. Cal, with the plan Of visiting
relatives in Des Moines and other cities
en- route They have sold their furni-
ture and rented their fine residence
On Park street for year. Mr.. Wilson,
who is the father of the Mutual Home
Loan and Savings Association OF this
city ard has been its secretary thruout
it's existence. resigned the secretaryship
some three weeks ago and his business
partner. Frank p. Marvin. was elected
to fill the vacancy. Mr. Wilson also
sent in his resignation of the office OF
been elected for several consecutive
Years. The delightful climate. good
business prospects and the strong and
flcurishing organization of Christian
Scientists. are all strong magnets of
attraction to their proposed location on
the coast.
II. Z. Blackmar. superintendent OF
the city schools of Iowa City. visited
lor ely yesterday in Grinnel on his re-
turn trip to Iowa City after a vacation
OF some weeks spent In the southwest.
Miss Hester Sanders. teacher in the
Grinnell high school, who has been
spending some very pleasant ana
healthful weeks at Okoboji. returned to
her home here yesterday morning. Her
sister Mary goes tomorrow Tor a week
or two at the lakes.
Miss Hester Tallman. who has been
teaching the past year near Oberlin,
O., and has been visiting at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Rutherford. at
Peoria. H.. since the close Of her school.
stopped in Grinnell yesterday morning
for a two days visit with old friends.
She started this afternoon for her ia
hers home at Morgan Hill. Cal, near
Berkely, where she plans to spend the
next year. The Tall,nan family were
among the very early settlers in Grim
nell but moved to California in 1902.
Miss Hazel Hammond, Of Guthrie
Center. has made all arrangements for
coming to Grinnell this fall and enter
ing the freshman class in Iowa College.
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Miss Olive Hostetter started yesterday
morning for a month OF vacation in
Florida, having in view a personal ex-
animation Of one or more Of the coll
onies that have proved 50 attractive to
a large number Of the veterans OF the
civil war. Both the men are old SOL
diers and members Of the Grand Army
post Of this city.
The Job printing business conducted
for the past two years under the firm
name Of Waring e Long Is to be con-
tinued under the name OF E. S. Waring
& Co. with e. s. War!nS as the active
partner and manager.
The adjuster for the Vienna cafe fire
vas in the city yesterday and made
satisfactory adjustment OF the loss
amounting to some 5000. The neces-
sary repairs have been made and the
cafe Is again open for business.
A letter from Grace Kepha-t from
her home in Cleveland. Tex, tells of the
crop conditions she met in her journey
10 her home after Visit in this region
and Of the changed and most excellent
conditions In this part of Texas where
she is located, corn being ready to ha--
vest there and yielding from forty 70