Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-23
GrinneIl and Vicinity.

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Grinneu, Aug. 23.-Mrs. NJ Il. Nash
snc her daughter, Miss Nayme, started
yesterday morning for Rochester,
MINI, where they viii make their tut
ure nome al s2s College street. MSS
Ella Nash has been in that city 10.
some time engaged il an art store
Mir. Nash. Who has spent the summer
with Mrs Nash and their daughter,
Miss Mayme, IN Colorado, viii JOIN the
family IN Rochester soon. The entire
family have made their home in this
city for several years.
Prof. r. D. Jones. Of Cambridge,
Mass, who has been here for some
days looking after business matters.
received telegram yesterday from
relatives in Des Moines saying thai
mis- sister Mrs. Ida Dolson, died yes
terday morning after man: years OF
great suffering from cancer and after
having endured three operations. Ny
Jones goes TO Des MONIES today to at
tend the funeral.
Rev. Harlow Mills left this city yes
! rerday afternoon 10 WISH brother
at LeGrand Sunday, after which ne
returns 10 his home and pastorate at
Benzonia, Mich. Mr.. Mills has been
70 Clay, the place OF his birth, TO Visit
OLD friends and has been here few
days visiting his aunt. Mrs. G +.
Childs He graduated from Denmark
AGA denny in 1870 and from Iowa College
! IN 1874 He has been pastor Of the
Henzonia church for the past seven
| teen years.
The canning factory has been thor
I, oughly overhauied and steam was put
on Thursday 20 get the machinery into
/ easy motion. Active work IN putting
up sweet corn is expected TO begin
next week.
| Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Talbot and their
children have gone by the auto route
10 Keokuk 10 see the huge dam and
will take in much larger circuit while
| out on their vacation trip.
Dr.. H & Brock and c. 3. Doudna
and their families. who have been
away on an automobile tour thru Colo
rado Oklahoma and other states fol
some weeks, are expected back at their
homes in this city tomorrow.
Miss Elsie Blacknan has gone bach
TO her home at Casey after visit VIII
ner relatives Of the W. T. Fuller family
in this city.
ATs. <. q " ) at 80 40 .i4S tiAc P''eS
ure Of a visit from her daughter. Mrs
Anna Chapman, who came from he'
home N Dundee. IL
Miss Helen Stone is away at Solor
Springs, Wis.
Rev H II. Pirtman, who has beer
in this city for some time becs use o.
the Illness OF his wife. has gone bac.
to Hartwtck TO fill the pulpit Of th'
CONGREGATIONAL church for the Sun
day services. He reports Mrs. Pitt
man. who recently passed thru an op
Grafton for appendicitis. recoverini
very satisfactorily.
. Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. WarDurton arr
, having the pleasure Of a visit from
their daughter, Mrs. Mildred Warbur
ton West, whose home is n Omaha
Report comes from Maicom that tn
!; body of Mrs. Rachel Templeman, VIII
+ died there al the home of her brother
j. Terraberry, on Thursday, will b.
. taken back today TO Princeton, Ill. TO
interment.
George W. Hambright who has ha'
charge Of the Brotherhood of Railwa
Trainmen restaurant just across tn
Rock Island tracks from the Ga:o
, station for some years, has given owe
j the place into the hands of the own
er. V. ". Clark, who has taken pos
session.
!. Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Frisbie are ava
= on a vacation trip that will include
visit to friends in Cheyenne and i
e Denver among other pleasures {
travel
:. Mrs. Rodney Clark has rented he
Broad street residence to Mrs. 7.
Bray and she and Mrs. Jean Harmon
have shipped their household goods
q Mission. Tex, and plan to follow shor:
j.. 80 rnol~a thew ro1ion their futrir