Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-19
GrinneIl and Vicinity.
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Grinnell. July 1S.-Ross B. Work Of
the Ross Shoe Company OF this city.
left here short time ago to spend his
annual vacation with his mother at the
old home near Pittsburgh, Penn. In
vitations have come more recently to
his most intimate friends in Grinnell
to attend his wedding. the date an
nounced being the evening of Wednes-
day. July 80. at O'Clock. and the place
the brides home q. Yinton. The BRIDE
to-be is Miss Mary Lillian Dornon.
who taught in the schools here III
1s11-12. She is the daughter OF Su
perintendent A. NJ. Dornon. OF Vinton.
formerly OF Osceola and OF Morning
Sun. Mr.. Work has . host Of warm
personal friends in this community who
wish him all possible happiness In this
new relationship.
l. The brick. rw-o- story building on the
north side OF Fourth avenue. 50 long
owned by. c., II. vsrbeck. and occupied
for several years by J. n. Mehlin and
then by Mehlin & Co. az grocery
store. has been bought by Mr.. Mehlia.
II is very desirable location and the
building viii doubtless undergo soon a
complete renovation.
A change has jus, taken place in
the list Of officials OF the Easy Fit
MANUFACTURER Company or this city,
by the resignation of F. NJ. Card as
president and the election OF 3. J.
Pooley 10 fill the vacancy thus created.
Mr.. Card remains with the company In
the capacity Of superintendent OF the
rapidly increasing manufacturing and
shipping business.
Work il to be begun at once In prep
aration for the fine bank building to De
erected on the south side OF Fourth
avenue BY the Grinnell Savings Bank.
E. w. Clark, Of the Clark Lumber
Com pany, has the contract for the ex-
cayation and c. w. Ennis. OF Toledo,
has the contract for the construction
work The architects are Hyland ana
Green of Chicago. The building IL to
he two stories with q 40-foot front and
to be Is feet deep. granite base. Wire
GUS brick above with terra Gotta trim
mings and will probably be, when
completed. the finest business building
in the city.
Word has been received here Of the
marriage Of Joe Barber, OF Iowa College
baseball fame, to Miss Gertrude May
Coneland. Of Correctionvilie. Joe has
been living for some years at Eagle
Butte. g. D.. where he 10 now county
assessor. A host Of old college friends
and Others send him a hearty GOD
speed"
| Mr.. and Mrs B. II. veach were FOR
many years residents OF this city MI.
J, yeacn as veteran CT the civil war.
| Mrs. Veach was in very poor health.
/ With the hope of benefitting her they
moved from here TO Sigourney and
later to Delta Word has recently been
/ received here that Mrs. veach has brok-
| en- down completely and had to be TAX
en- to the hospital at Mt. Pleasant.
RAYMOND Pilgrim who had fall Of
some twenty-five feet on Thursday
while out on..the j. D. Boyack farm
| helping to take down a silo. Is resting
fairly well with prospects Of complete
recovery tho badly shaken up ard
bruised.
On Wednesday last Just as the day'a
work in the hay field was finished on,
on the John A. Flock farm carried or
by w H. Duffus. Franklin Shaw, q
hired hand, took drink Of water from
the pump and at once became de.rions
and unconscious from the effects OF thf
tnt.ns heat ne mad endureu ~
fternocn. I. was a case Of genuine
old fashioned. SUN -stroke." At lafes
reports he was recovering and Wi
probably soon be well. Shaw came u
lGrirneli on he Fourth of July ant
ass- dentally made inquire near the Tat
hot. store. OF Mr.. Flock. the owner o
the farm. IL he knew OF any one want
linz farm hand. and he referred hin
:. il own tenant, Mr.. D11ns.
4 - 10 "4iH A1
cr: - OF the death Of one Ct ;hs :arg
bach horses belonging 20 J. r Neel,
& yop and use.! on ore Of their COS.
e.s. M. 1t will cut ns3 tho yenr'
! =: ..M.s unite . bit to re 3lacS So goo
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