Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-22
GrinnsII and Vicinity.
Special to Times-Republican.


Grinnell. Nov. 22-Peter Noah has
gone to the Soldiers Home at Mar
shalltown for treatment in the hos
pital.
j. b. Bryan has gone for visit of
week or two at the home Of his son
Ray. in Omaha.
Mrs. e. Wisecarver. who came to
0rtnnell on Wednesday from Belle
Plaine. finished her visit at the home
OF her mother here ana returned to
her own home yesterday
The evening service at the Metho-
Quoted by District Superintendent c.
L. Stafford who will preside at the
first quarterly conference of the year
after the services.
Frank Harding lost his case against
the Rock Island road IN the district
court at Montezuma this week after
long, hard-fought battle. It Was
one Sunday morning last summer that
Harding was coming up Broad street
from the south and started to cross
the railroad tracks at the Broad
street crossing. The fast mail train
had made its usual stop at the union
station and had just got under way
to take the automobile about in the
center and toss it of the tracks pref
ty we'll damaged. Very fortunately
the two men in the auto were not in
jured. Harding sued for damages
to the auto.
Public announcement Is made Of the
marriage to take place next week be-
tween DR.. J. G. Ware of Des Moines,
t.
city. In honor Of this coming event
Mrs. Ralph Rutherford gave china
shower on Thursday afternoon to the
land and many hand painted pieces Of
china were presented to the guest Of
honor
Mrs. Harriet Snow. nearly eighty
years Of age and long time resi-
dent Of Grinnell, has been Ill for the
past twelve weeks and is continually
falling.
Mrs. Fannie E. Homes. over eighty
years of age has been expecting for
some time visit from her Oldest son.
Harry, whose home has been in Los
Angeles, but she has just received
news that he died at his home after q
second stroke Of paralysis. Another
son lives in Los Angeles and one
lives in Omaha.
Mrs. A. A. Foster is doing as we'll
as possible. after passing through q
very severe operation at the Grim
nell city hospital. It Is reported that
everything looks favorable for her
complete recovery.
Mr.. Francis Abel, S08 East street.
has been falling in health for the
pass year or more and Is now so low
that hope Of his recovery Is wholly
gone. He is well advanced in years
The attending physician reports
Henry T. Chaplin as apparently on
the plain road to recovery, after sew
eral weeks Of severe blood poisoning
with serious doubt at times as to his
ability to weather the storm.
Perry Altig has recently finished a
fine new residence on his farm four
miles south Of Grinnell and has moved
his family into the new quarters.
This brings them back again into
Poweshiek county. after residence
Of some years in Jasper.
w. B. King IL enjoying visit from
his nephew. Albert King, and his fami-
ly whose homo II in Arropahoe. Neb.
Mrs. Stats has taken her daughter,
Amor, who was stricken with infan-
tile paralysis while in school here, to
Des Moines for treatment.
Professor ana Mrs.. e. B. Scheve
left the city yesterday to be gone un-
til Tuesday afternoon next. Professor
Scheye goes to Racine, Wis, to dedi-
cate an organ on Sunday. He and
Mrs. scheve then visit Chicago and
Gary. Ind. The Professor also gives a
musical recital In Racine on Monday
evening. 5f5577 M 7yszs5