Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-27

| Prof. Charles Noble, Of THE city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wadsworth are
having the pleasure Of visit from MT.
and Mrs. William Burnside. Who came
from their home in Audubon.
A. n. Trimble dropped IN unex
pectedly Thursday afternoon to VISIT
over night at the home OF MS sister,
Mrs. III. I. Davis. Mr.. frimble was
soldier Of long and varied experiences
in the civil war and is just returnins
from the national encampment OF tne
Grand Army Of the Republic at Cnat-
tanooga.
]. R. Carter recently sold his resi-
dence in this city. corner OF Eis ntn
avenue and Reed street. comp!isins
about six acres Of land. with the ouiio-
ings, for $500. He than bought tne
Evans farm, southeast OF the city: CON
s;sting Of H. acres, paying si.e an
acre. Possession in both cases 10 oe
given March /. 1914. :.
c. E. Carter is taking coupe ..
weeks Of vacation after long perloo
Of hard work in Texas where ne mas
been handling vehicles TOT the MAJ
shalltown Buggy COMPANY.
A. E. jacobson. who mas oeeh WI
ing for II. r. Ritter as timer, mas
given up his position taere anu
nounces that he will soon open up
shop of his own. :,
4 letter under Gate of Sept. -. ias'
Monday. came YESTERDAY 10 Az
smith from his sister IN Los Anseies'
cal saving that she was jus: going TO
the funeral OF Mr.. Blatherwick, VINO
csra ,here fr,m Grinnel The belief
among mis- many friends here is that
this refers TO J. H. Blatherwick- VINO
sold on, his home in this city and. wish
N,S 6latherwick. moved TO Les An
reles about year ago. The B!a'her-
wick family came 10 Grinneli from
their former home in Rock Valley. IL
,ecs. Four sons and swe daughters
graduated from Iowa college. one
daughter is Mrs. Wiley, OF Iowa CITY
Mr.. B!atherwick had large estate N
lands He was member OF the Con
gre-ationa. church, of this city and @
Gordon Granger Post, C. A r., ana
highly esteemed in both relations. His
two sons living in or near Los Angeles
are practicing physicians. No one mere
knew of any illness that had recently
come to him and the news OF his prob
able death comes as q shock
Mr. MANY Zimmerman. for mary
wears a wen-knoWn resident OF THIS
city. moved about q year ago. accom-
paaie,i by his sister, to Mission. Tex,
to make for themselves a new home
Yesterday he made his appearance UNI
on the streets here and was gladly
greeted by his many friends. He -
here for only brief time on business
and vii, then return 10 his home in the
south.
Lieut.. ano Mrs. Waldo Evans are
expected in this city on Sunday. cem-
ing from their former home in Boston.
They Will visi, here for week and
then go on TO Bremerton. Wash,
where the lieutenant IS stationed al tns
naval training school. Mrs. Evans is
a tiaushte Of Mrs. Pearson. OF this
city. and a sister Of Banker Pearson OF
Brooklyn.
At the recent organization Of the
choir OF the Congregational church A.
L. Frisbis. Jrv was elected president.
Miss Margaret Christian vice presi-
dent. and DE. H. B. Brock treasurer.
Mrs. r. N. Heines has been called to
Saltwater, Mimi. by the serious illness
Of her son. DR.. j. H. Haines. who went
10 the hospital to undergo an opera
ton for relief from appendicitis.
Grinnell is we'll represented today in
Brooklyn. where the Poweshiek county
Rebekah district convention is on.
Miss Carrie Fuller started yesterday
for Memphis. Tenn. where she will
teach this year in the l.eMoine Insti-
tute. which is under the auspices Of the
American Missionary Association.
Frank Meaci.am will teach in the same
school.
Arthur Radford, who has been spend
I ing his month Of shore leave at the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
A. Radford. started last night on his
return TO Annapolis, Md, 10 resume his
studies in the naval academy.
Charles Quire has been promoted
from the freight depot to be ticket
agent for the N. & St. L. road at this
point. taking the place made vacant by
his brothers promotion TO Mason City.
Pastor P. F. Marston. who left here
on the night Of the 18th instant for
Portland. Ne. to attend the wedding of
his son is again at home here and will
occupy his pulpit in the Congregational
church.
Mrs D. s. Bartlett is having the
pleasure OF a visit from her daughter.
Mrs Cornelia Bartlett Rodgers. of
Chicago.
Clifford S Powell. Iowa College, class
Of 1912. and Henry Edison, class OF IL,
both OF this city. start Sunday evening
for Chicago. where they plan to enter
Rush Medical School.
Karl Beck leaves Iowa soon to try
| farming in Minnesota He has been
renting the Fred Heinle farm a few
miles north of this city. Marcus Par
menter, who has been renting the Bill
lings farm south of this city, is soon to
move 20 Oregon.
Mrs. 4. c. Armstrong. who has been
visiting for several weeks back at the
I old home in Rochester. y. T., has re-
/ turned TO her home.
! At the first meeting of the MEM
bars OF the junior class Of GrinneH high
school on Thursday afternoon Helen
Blair was elected president and Floyd
Steaks vice president.
| Can't afford to nave Kidney Trouble.
/ No man with a family to support
can AFFORD to have kidney trouble. nor