Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-26
o-;nn.ll and Vicinity.
Special to Times-Repuolican.

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Grinnell. Feb. 26.-The sudden death
Of Jacob viele. of this city, which took
place at MarshaItown yesterday. gave
shock to his wide range Of acqnaint-
ances in this vicinity in spite Of the
! fact that his age Of 50 years and his
physical feebleness for several years
past gave good reason for expecting
his departure at any moment.
The E. H. Spaulding garage on Main
street has been sold to Lewis Schee
and H. A. Benblossom.
| DR.. and Mrs. George Johnston, who
have been travelling for several months
| in Europe, have returned. and are Wis
ting at present In Grinnell. with head
quarters at the home OF DR.. and Mrs.
P. f, SomerS. Mrs. Johnston has been
! for many years a resident Of this city
and is a graduate of Iowa, College I'M
der the name of Miss Fannie Phelps.
Miss Gretchen Steiner has had a
very pleasant visit from her friend,
Miss Dorothy Allison. who went back
to her Chicago home yesterday.
| Mrs. John g. Beeler and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. S. Morrison, are again at
their homes in this city after a trip to
Lincoln, Neb., where they were called
to the funeral Of Mrs. Beeler's sister.
Mrs. H. E. Vanderveer.
Miss Traverse Shine, Of Malcolm. and
| Mr.. Clarence Smith, Of this city, were
/ married recently az the parsonage OF
the Edwards Congregational church OF
Davenport, Rev. w. j. Suckow, for
merly Of this city. officiating. The
young couple had gone to the automo-
bile show at Davenport and left after
the ceremony for their new home on
the farm OF, the groom near Colo.
Mrs. u. c. Daw1ey and her son Harry
started yesterday on their return to
their home in Mount Holly. Vt. after
several weeks pleasantly spent in this
city at the home Of H. G. Armstrong
and with the family of c. n. Dawley
At the recent election Of officers Of
the college Y. NJ. C. A.. Francis Ellis
Ia. was made president: George WEB
Der. IA. vice president; We're Lopez. 10
secretary; and George White, 10
treasurer.
Mrs. William Wrage is again at hel
home in this city after spending sew
eral weeks in the care Of her sister ir
Moline. ILL.,, whom she left in greatly
improved condition, after having had
lsecond stroke oflparalysis.
John Hall has been for some time IN
colfax for the benefit Of his health
but is now suffering from an attack OF
pneumonia that gives his many friend.
much uneasiness.
Luther M. yerbeck son OF 9. H. Yer
heck. who has for several years beer
carving on his fathers large farm some
miles southeast 81 Grinnell. has con
Guided to leave the farm and come t
the city. He, has moved his family int
his fathers home on Spring street.
Mrs. E. n Cunning and Mrs. Jesse
Kinesland. daughters Of Mrs. Ashe
Shifflett. have gone to Kirksville. Mo.
where their mother Ii in a hospita
after undergoing an operation from
which she seems to be making soot
recovery.
Che many friends Of Prof. Jess.
Macy. of Iowa College, are rejoiced t.
hear Of his selection for the deliver!
, OF twenty-four lectures in France oil
. American government. The govern
n,ent of France and some wealth!
Americans are said to be the financia
sponsors for these lectures and Grin
nell shares the honors