Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-02
crinneIl and viSinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Aug Miss Tuttle, who
has been in Grinnell for several weeks
visiting at the home OF her brotehr.
Rev. H. w. Tuttle, started on her
homeward journey yesterday morning.
planning to stop on her way for visit
at Manchester. Her home Is at SYRIA
cuse. n. 7.
The morning sermon at the Congre-
gational church on Sunday next will be
by Rev. D. p. Breed. Of this city. Rev.
Miss Viola Smith will preach the SER
mon at the evening union services. Ell
der T. B. Hughes will occupy the Bap-
tist pulpit In the morning. Rev Sam
uel F. Salsnan, the new pastor for the
Lutherans OF this county, will preach
in English at the Norwegian Lutheran
church in this city at 1880 In the
morning. Rev. LaRoy S. Hand will
preach in the United Presbyterian
church of this city in the morning and
at the school house, a half mile north
Of Jack Switch, at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Bray. whose mar
rage took place at Davenport yester-
day morning, announce their expecta-
ton Of being at hcme to their friends
in this city, at 1918 Broad street after
the LIST OF October. Mrs T. E. Bray
and her daughters, the Misses Lillian.
Gertrude, Blanche, Estelle and Frances.
all of this city, and Mrs. Bray's nep-
hew, Ralph Murphy, Of Holyoke. Mass,
attended the wedding from here.
Mrs. Joseph Bradley was severely
burned yesterday while doing some
~ht h,,S y,o o1D ~ ~
hot water pouring considerable
leg and foot. In the excitement and
pain shes topped back and slipped to
the floor still further burning her
self The physician thinks there will
be no permanent injury altho the burns
cover a considerable surface and are
very painful.
AS the Twilight League series of
games draws nearer the close the in
terest in the contest increases and each
game and player is carefully scored.
On Wednesday evening the White Sox
took squirt and trimmed the Tigers
in their liar 10 the tune Of to 2. That
leaves thep resent standing of the
teams as follows: Tigers, 1888; Ath-
Ietics. .625; White Sox, 800; Cubs,
.33s
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Goff. who for
merly lived in Grinnell but, for the
past six years have been living III
Jefferson and Nevada. Iowa, have
moved back to Grinnell and have
bought and now occupy the w B.
Dunn residence on east Eighth avenue.
Mr.. Golf has employment in the dry
goods store Of c. A. Blair.
Marion Van Ankle, who recently sold
his 200 acre farm near Montezuma for
S110 an acre, has since bought the
Isaac Shoemake farm west Of New
sharon at $3.50 an acre. It was but
very short time ago that the Shoe
make farm sold at $40 an acre and
somebody seems to have made a clear
$50 an acre. or $3,70o. within few
weeks and with but one exchange.
Editor and Publisher c. E. Stallcop
Of the Brooklyn Chronicle makes an
nouncement Of the sale of the Chronicle
to NJ. L. Gordon. from Auburn. ILL.,. who
will move to Brooklyn and take control
Of the paper in a few weeks. Many
warm friends Of Editor Stallcop, in this
vicinity. regret his departure from the
editorial field in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Blakely. who have
been back at the old home In New
Hampshire and visiting other points In
the east for the past month, are again
at their home in this city.
Miss Bertha K. Simmer. assistant to
the pastor Of the Congregational church
Of this city. is having the pleasure OF
visit from Rev. Mary Page Wright
who was for many years missionary
in Turkey but Is now pastor OF the
Congregational church OF GAIA, Iowa
Prof. g. r. Wyckoff, Of Iowa College
and Henry Edison. OF this city, have
planned to spend some weeks on thu
wyckoff farm In North Dakota where
they will make hands in the harvest
neld ana do some repairing to thu
farm buildings.