Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-08
erinn.lI and Vicinity.
Special to Times-Republican.

Gr1nnell, July S.-When the fOfte1-
Heishman case was adjourned on
Thursday evening last II was until to-
morrow morning because OF the special
election to be held today over the coun-
tyto test the feeling of the voters on
the proposition to build new Jail at
a cost Of $4,000. The interest in the
jail proposition seems to De very weak
in this part Of the county and the
prospect is that the city vote here will
be very light.
The many friends of the DR.. o. r.
Parish family will be greatly rejoiced
over the news that Mrs. Parish Is raj
lying with the prospect Of recovery In
due time. The brain seems to have
cleared and the other injuries are not
giving serious trouble.
]. A. Stone. who has been at his home
here for some weeks recovering from
his bruises and wrenchings and conse-
quent lumbago, the result Of his betnG
in an automobile accident, is recovering
as fast as possible. He is able to be
out of doors.
On Sunday evening last, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrv. w.
T. Fuller, Of this city, Miss LYDIA W.
Fuller was united In marriage to Mt
Thomas Owen Fuller. OF Casey. Rev
LaRoy S. Hand performing the cere-
mony. The bride is we'll known in this
vicinity, having lived here all her life,
and graduating from the high school In
position OF "maintainer' on the Rock
Island road at Nicola. Owing to Z
change in his location the wedding took
~. 81 TAR,
previously planned for the fall. Mr.. w
T. Fuller is away in southern Missouri
and Mrs. Fuller starts today for visit
CO some weeks with him. leaving the
newly married young folks to care foz
the home here during her absence.
A reorganization Of the board OF
trustees Of the Stewart library took
place last week, with Mrs B. ]. Carney
q new member. and w. c. Rayburn, s.
]. Pooley and Mrs. E. J. McNeely as re-
elected members. Miss Edith Patton'a
resignation as assistant librarian was
accepted. Election OF officers resulted
in making w C. Rayburn president and
Mrs w. S. Roby secretary.
Thomas Bagby. having revolver and
brass knuckles In his possession. was
arrested under the new law for carry
ing concealed weapons. County At
torney Reed came UP from Brooklyn to
prosecute the case but the trial was
postponed until Monday Of next week
Mrs. John Mincer flied information
against Mrs Ellen Mincer for disturb
ance Of the peace on the Fourth. The
case II to come up for trial before
Judge Norris Jim Snow and Bert Dun
can got into mental ana physical OPP
position and paid the penalty in a hne
Of IS and costs each, assessed by Judge
Norris.
The load Of coal put into the parade
by Wilson & Hastings TO be given To
the one guessing nearest its correct
weight was given to Charles e. Bryan
whose guess was $500 pounds. the ac-
tual weight being 1870 pounds.
The work Of taking the school census
n the independent district Of Grinnell
IL nearly completed and the result will!
be close to $500. Comparatively few
vacant houses have been found and
these are probably but temporarily
vacant
Miss Anna W. Field, Iowa College
1904. who has been teaching the past
year in the American Girls College in
Rome. Italy. has completed her years
work. spent . couple OF weeks in visit
ing Florence and Venice. and plans to
sail from Naples on the 9Th instant
reaching New York City on the 22d
She will then go direct to Detroit. Mich
where her three sisters are located.