Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-15
erinnsII and Vicinity.


1Grinnell, Aug. 10 Miss Rebekah
Hartman will teach the fall, and winter
school in the Fred Elmore district.
three miles west of the city.
H. L. Boyer and, 3. j. Carney, who
fought out the tennis tournament IN
this city and came off champions, plan
to play doubles in the state tourna-
merit in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Whelan have
had the pleasure. of visit from their
son Ralph. who IS pursuing his chro-!
practic studies in Davenport
A c. McGill. who is practicing law
in Sioux City, made visit to his home
people in Montezuma and incidentally
to his friends in this city, where he
graduated from college.
Clarence Hill is suffering from ty-
phoid fever.
Mr.. S. Walton was in Grinnell for
short time on Tuesday on his way to
the funeral Of Dwight Patton at New
ton. Mr. Walton formerly lived in this
city but his home is now in Oshkosh.
Wis.
Louis Buskirk started with his fam
lily. on Tuesday to his future home In
Nebraska, in the old fashioned way by
team and wagon
Mrs. C. w. Inman and her children
have concluded their visit here and
returned to their home in F1agler, Colo.
John Smith. the accommodating tick
ct agent Of the NJ. & st. L.. in this city.
is taking a vacation Of a couple of
weeks, which he is spending In Mime
apclis
Many friends here Of Frank B. West
lake congratulate him and his bride,
formerly Miss Georgietta jenkins. who
were recently married in Seattle.
Wash The groom is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs Harry B. Westlake. Of this
city, has spent most of his life. here,
and is graduate Of Iowa college and
one Of the most noted college glee club
singers.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Adkins. of West
field, announce the birth Of son to
them on Monday last
Miss Harriet Ray is again at the
paternal home here after visiting for
a month at Kewanee, Ill.
DR.. E. E. Harris announces his plan
to 20 to Chicago this week and from
there probably to Boston for few
weeks.
Mr.. j.. A. Radford has gone to
Spirit Lake, where Mrs. Radford and
their children have been most OF the
summer, and all plan to return to-
gether to their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 8. Morrison are
again at their home here after their
trip Of several weeks in the west and
northwest, where they visited their
son, Frank, engaged In the lumber
business and on their homeward way
stopped to visit their daughter, MIS-.
Charles Chase, at Mason City.
Miss Ruth Willard is expected home
in early September to resume ner
duties in the college library after
summer spent in assembling library
in Cooperstown, N. Y.
Miss Amy Noll is again at the pa
rental home here after visit OF some
weeks in Denver and Boulder. COLO.
Lon Lisk. who was injured severely
IN Sunday morning last In the coli
HSon between a train and automoolie'
20 reported as recovering IN good oe-
gree from his bruises.
decided improvement OF the side-
walks Of the city Is noted now on the i.
south side of the Citizens National
Rank. where the old hitching posts
nav. been removed and the space COW
cred with a cement walk that makes
that side Of the street symmetrical ano
gives sufficient space for pedestrians
| to pass with out overcrowding or the
danger from teams which be1ofe
existed.