Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-30
Grinnsll and Vicinity.
,c;al to Times Republican.

SPECIAL to Times SapuDllcan.
Grinnel, April 3o-Rev. and Mrs
LaRoy s. Hand plan to leave their
home in this city on Friday next for
! Chicago, where they expect to spend
a week. While there they will attend
the commencement at Chicago Theo-
! logical Seminary, where Mr.. Hand
graduated forty-five years ago. They
will then go to Elkhorn and White
water, Wis, to visit a brother and two
sisters OF Mr.. Hand. They plan to be
away couple of weeks.
Mrs Thomas Fuller of Chester, who
has been confined to her bed for sew
eral weeks, during which time her hus-
band died, was brought to the Grinnell
city hospital Monday afternoon for a
serious operation which was declared
to be the, only means possible of pro-
longing her life. She was operated up
on yesterday afternoon by specialist
from Des; NJ Dimes, who found the condi-
iitions worse than he anticipated and
+, the time Of operating more than dou-
bled. Mrs. Fuller was doing as well
as could be expected at latest reports.
i G. NJ. Ross & Co. have bought a 10.
adjacent to the switch on the NJ. &
st. l.. road, and just north of the
Grinnell canning factory, where they
expect to put up warehouse tins
summer for the handling, largely, of
the Ross studding sockets.
Mr.. Clifford A. White and Miss Sadie
E. SchOoley were made husband and
wife on Monday evening at the home
of the bride. 1920 Spring street, Rev.
Viola Smith, pastor of the Friends
church, officiating. Some thirty friends
and relatives were present. The newly
welded couple will make their home
in Homer, ILL.,, where the groom is en-
p!oyed.
Many people in this city are well ac-
quainted with Mr.. and Mrs. Wetherbee,
of Central City, who recently received
serious injuries in an automobile acct
dent near their home. Mr.. Wether-
bee was for some years proprietor and
editor of what is now the Grinnell
Register.
Miss Alma Onthank has gone from
the old home in the Westfield neigh
! borhood to join her mother, who moved
all her household effects to Florida
several months ago to make a perlna
nent hJIie.
Judge Paul G. Norris assessed fin.
of $40 and costs yesterday morning
upon George Audas, of Malcolm, for
running his unlighted automobile OF
the streets Of Grinnell the evening be-
fore. and s25 and costs for running his
car. while he was under the influence
of intoxicating liquor.
Mrs. Austin p. Haines. with her little
daughter. Millicent. and accompanied
by her sister, Miss Eleanor Mi!liman.
is in Grinnell for a visit of few days
with rela tives and friends, on her way
from sfer fathers home in Logan to
her own in Chicago.
Il, Miss Elizabeth Lincoln is back again
in her place in high school after :.
hard siege of giandular fever. Her
mother, Mrs. Robert Lincoln. has had
the same fever but is recovering
slowly.
A. c. Lyon and his sister. Miss
Edna, are enjoying a visit from their
sisters, Mrs. w. l.. Patton and Mrs.
w E Long. of Mason City. and Mrs.
IL. F. Button, of Outlook. Sask, Can
ada Mr.. Lyon received a telegram on
Monday telling of the death of their
uncle, Andrew S. Draper, in Audubon.
in. 7. He was an educator OF note.
having been for several years presi-
dent of the State University of Illinois
and, later, commissioner of education
for the state of New York. He has
visited in GrinneH.