Evening times-Republican., 1913-06-26
crinn.lI and Vicinity.
pecial to Times Republican.


Grinnell, June 26.-ira E, rGoodricli
is suffering and out of business TO,
the present from the loss OF the ent
of the two middle fingers OF his right
hand They We're caught and paois
mangled in the sausage machine IN MS
meat market when he made the ms
take of thinking 1t was out OF gear.
Father and son, the firm Of boyd &
Boyd. attorneys of Malcor. are IN
Grinnell this week in close attendance
upon the all absorbing trial OF Mrs.
Porter against Mrs. Heishman. 1t was
not until about 3 o'clock yesterday att
ernoon that the plaintiff was released
from the witness stand after practical
lv two entire days CT consecutive ques-
,ioning.
After visiting at his old home here
for couple OF weeks BTeese Boyack
has returned to his work in Fort COL
lins, Colo.
Miss Mary Tr.s3ie has taken avaca-
ton trip to Albuquerque, y. M, where
she will remain for an indefinite visit
with her sister in law, DIR. Evelyn
Frisbie. rt -, 'R
Attorney A. c. Lyon. of this city, has
announced his intention of building a
good residence Oh his lot at the eerner
of Broad street and. Tenth avenue. as
early as practicable this summer.
w. l.. Crutchfield. Of Chicago. is in
Grinnell on a visit at the home OF mis-
brother NJ. c. Crutchaeld.
The sudden and violent thunder
storm Of Tuesday afternoon was q ois-
appointment to a large number OF the
members OF the Woman's Relief Corps
" no were by 1t detained from the reg
ular social meeting which was to have
taken place at 37o'clock. A few OF the
braver ones ventured out after the
storm was over and report good
time. The storm was so severe that. IN
many parts OF the city. the streets ana
lawns we're strewn with large branches
broken from the trees.
Stock shippers from this point as
we'll as points east of here appreciate
the recent change made in the Rock
Island schedule by placing an extra
fast stock train at their service OF
Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
j. D. jackson plans to spend his
summer in Grinnell after successful
year of teaching at Lakota, ~ d.
where he has been principal of the
high school.
Repo.1s received late yesterday aft :
ernoon from Mrs. E. B. Wiley, OF tnfs
city, who was taken on Monday to
Iowa City hospital for an operation for
relief from hernia, are to the effect
that she is resting fairly we'll and ali
expectations are for her recovery.
Mrs. s. C. Dickinson. formerly Miss
Della Marsh. of this city, is here Wis
iting old friends in Grinnell. Monte
yuma and Chester in each of which
places she has lived. Her husband, for
some years deceased, was superin-
tendent of the schools Of Montezuma-
Mr.. H. I. Davis and Mrs. John Good
fellow. who were called a few days ago
to Princeton. ILL.,, to attend the funeral
of their sister. are again at their homes
| here.
According to previous plans the
| Misses Edith, Ruth and Josephine Bye
start today for a visiting tour OF some
weeks thru various points OF interest
| in the cast
| Mrs. Isaac Alexander, of this city,
went to Chicago on Tuesday night to
be present at the wedding OF her nep'
new, George Baker. The Baker Family
were residents Of Grinnen for many
l
years but moved to Chicago to make
their homes. several years ago.
| John Nelson is suffering from q
broken right ankle, the injury having
occurred from his accidentally eaten
| ing his heel in the spokes OF ms
motorcycle while it was in rapid mo-
ton and being thrown with violence
to the ground, where he was dragged
for some distance and thus received
some additional minor injuries.
| The Grinnell Provision Company haa
begun the process Of stripping the
Commercial street meat market OF al
it's market fixtures which are to be
taken to the Fourth avenue market and
put into use, while the market on
Commercial street will be discontinued
This room is in the old sCha6ee build
| ing and has been used. as marke'
for about twenty-se years. No an
nouncement Of its future occapanc.
has been made. ~