Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-02
GrinneiI and Vicinity.


Grinnel. Jan. miss Carrie Morse,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Morse.
OF this city. who fell on the ice some
time ago and tore the ligaments OF
her left elbow, plans to go back to her
work as teacher in the schools OF Belle
PLANE, altlo ii is Likely TO be some
weeks before the injured arm is We'll.
There is sadness In the hearts Of a
wide circle Of friends over the death of
Miss Mary White, Junior in the college
here, and second daughter Of Rev. and
Mrs George II. White, OF Anatolla
College. Narsoyan. Turkey. She oie'i al
O'clock yesterday afternoon after
twelve days of illness from peIitonitis.
Two years ago she underwent an oper-
alton for relief from appendicitis. Her
brother George is the only member of
TIE immediate family here. Her aunt.
MIS-. Susan White Childs, has just
come from Mission. Tex. Funeral SER
vices were held this afternoon at
o'c.oc, from the ZONE of Mrs. Ellen
Fisher, 1925 Main street. with inter-
ment in lakewood, where the bodies
Of the grandparents repose.
Mrs. Ada A. Stafford. widow for
many years, having her home a. seS
Fifth avenue. died early yesterday
morning. after an illness of ten days
from pneumonia with complications.
She was % years OF age, member CT
the Methodist church of this city, OF
the Women's Relief Corps, ard OF the
Eastern Star. She was the mother OF
Charles D. Stafford. who but very re-
Gently moved from here to California.
and of Mrs Max and Mrs. Reiter OF
this CITY. Funeral services will be he!d
at the home on Friday afternoon at
$50. conducted by Rev. Elias Handy
former pastor of the Methodist church
here.
Mrs. w. Fl. Naylor. aged ga years.
died at her home. 1915 Seventh avenue
at 4 O'Clock Wednesday morning. from
uneumcn:a. after an illness of but Eve
DAYS. she leaves husband, two boys
and four girls. She has lived in Grin
neD for the past fourteen years but
| all her life in Poweshiek county. Flu
neral services will be held at the home
f! 1T 1920 Friday morning and later al
i Blue Point church. conducted Ss' kew
Il NJ. Brown. pastor of the Methods,
!. church of this city.
F! Bert Harris gees to Audubon TO M
| a position that seems to him more de-
/ sirable than the one he has filed for
year past in the store of A. x. Long
| necker Of this city.
| Miss Louise Ellis endured a surglca
| operation at the Grinnell city hosp1ta
on Tuesday morning.
| Mrs. John S. Beeler has been calief
| to Lincoln. Neb. by the news OF tn.
! severe illness of her sister, Mrs. A. +
Van6erveer.
/; RAYMOND Harmon has ended MI
/ visit at the home Of his parents. MI
/ and Mrs A. C. Harmon, and mas goh'
for a visit at Muscatine where n
| taught three years in the high school
after which he returns to Wisconsin
University. in which he has scholar
ship this year.
Miss Fannie Buchanan is doing
good thing for the young people wh
i are musica!ly inclined by giving talks a
| intervals on the lives and works Q
master musicians. The next one, CIV
1 en- at her home at 10 o'clock tomorro"
i will be on Wagner and His Tam
! hauser." These talks are free and oide
people are at liberty to attend
/ Asher shiflett died at his home, SO
East street, at o'clock yesterday al
ternoon, at the age Of nearly 50 syear'
after an illness since Nov. 8. He ma
lived in Poweshiek county forty-si
years and in the city of @rinneH TWEEN
ty years. He leaves wife and nv
children, three girls and boys. Funers
, services will be held ut the home Fri
day afternoon and the body will p
taken to Malcolm. where further ser
vices will be held. conducted By Re-
, ". g. wtlsnn, naator OF Christta
church nf l3rinnell 80.