Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-17
Grinne!, and Vicinity.
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Grinnell. June 17.-Carroll Penfield.
a tirinnell boy Familiarity known as
Roll" is here for a visit to his aged
father, Charles G. Penheld. He is chief
clerk in the postoffice at Harvey, III.
Miss Ellen Price. daughter of
former assessor of this city, "A. o.
Price is at work taking the school CEN
sus. work that her father performed
very satisfactorily for a number OF
years and from whose records she gets
much assistance.
Superior court opened yesterday for
the June term but was soon adjourned
until this morning, when the assign
ments for the term were given out.
For Monday of next week Is set Tor
hearing the case of Mrs. Sophia Porter
against Mrs. Grace Heishman. Another
jury case that may be heard this week
is Alva Woodland against G. l.. Gibbs,
which also brings in G. l.. Miles.
DR.. l.. NJ Adkins Is just breaking
ground for the building of another
residence next door east Of his present
home on East Fifth avenue.
Superintendent Ernest w. Fellows.
formerly of Grinnell and graduate OF
Iowa College, class OF '94, has been
notified Of his election to the superin-
tendency of the schools Of Framing
ham, Mass, at a salary Of $4,000 per
annum. He has been for several years
| Superintendent of the schools Of Dent-
son.
| After some weeks Of visiting In
Grinnell at the home Of his brother,
DR.. E. a. Steiner, Mr.. Henry Yorke
Steiner, accompanied by his wife, has
started on the return trip to their home
in Vienna, Austria. They were accom-
panied as far as New York City by
Miss Gretchen Steiner, who is to take
up settlement work at a summer camp
at Boundbrook. N. j.. where Professor
Harrison, Of Iowa College, also plans to
work for the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Blair and family
have had the pleasure Of visit Tor
/, some days from Miss Bessie Martin,
who has Just returned to her home In
Cherokee
On last Sunday morning children
day" was observed at the Methodist
church with much enthusiasm. one
feature of that meeting Of especial In
terest was the public examination OF
nineteen boys and girls for graduation
from the primary department into the
Junior department. These bring UP
the number of graduates in the past
ten years to 1863. while there are still
1875 on the cradle roll. Mrs. George
Armentrout has had this division OF
the school for ten years.
Mr. O. w. Heacock is reported as
having been very Ill apparently from
something eaten while away on trii
to Des Moines. the illness involving
very seriously the heart.
Company K has for some time beer
having considerable active practice
among its sharpshooters for the com
ing state shoot this week. Captain
Cogswell. First Lieutenant Boyce, Sec
end Lieutenant Cedric Barnes. anc
Privates Booknau and Doud have gone
to Des MONIES to make final prepare
tions for places in the state contest.
Severeide, who did such good work
as shortstop on the college nine this
spring, has gone to play shortstop or
the Newell team this summer
Professor Smiley Is to teach Latir
in the University OF Wisconsin sum-
mer school in his vacation and Profess
sor Bailey will do historical work ir
the State University Of Iowa.