Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-16
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Grinnell, Sept 16--Miss Fanny San
ders leaves Grinnell today for Denver.
Colo, where she will probably make
her home for some time but may later
20 on to southern California.
H. H. Morris is in his old home at
Princeton, ILL.,. this week. where he will
visit with relatives and attend the re-
union OF his old regiment OF the civil
war.
Prof. and Mrs E. A. Steiner are again
at home In this city after extensive
summer travel. and lecturing on the
part Of DR.. Steiner.
Rev. DR.. w. p. Stoddard has been
selected for the sixth successive year
by the Iowa conference of the Meth
odist church at the request of the of
ficials Of the Iowa Methodist hospital
at Des Moines, to be the corresponding
secretary of the hospital.
Raymond Hartman leaves the par
entail home here today to return to his
fellowship and work of giving instruc-
ton in the University of Wisconsin.
Fraulein Lola konopasek of Vienna.
Austria. teacher for four wears past of
vocal training lin Iowa College. has
shown her proficiency In other lines
than singing by taking whole bunch
Of blue ribbons and another Of red rib
hons at the Grinnell fair for the really
beautiful lace work and embroidery
she has been trained from her child
hood to do. Mrs. Edna Phillpott also
took several first and second premiums
on art work in her special line of hand
painted china and enameled painting.
toir Shr,1d Vhn
left their home here in March last and
went to Norway to spend the summer,
have come back in safety altho Mr..
Steinshrud was compelled to undergo
an operation for relief from appendi-
citis and spend three months in the
hospital in his native land.
Mrs. Thomas Zeigler of Riverside.
ILL.,, with her children, is visiting at the
home of her parents in this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Newton.
To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bruce on
Sunday last was born daughter
whom they have named Eileen May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Porter have come
from their home in Big Sandy. Mont
for visit at the homes of the par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Porter and
Mrs. c. s. Barnes They left their
home at this time on account of the
news of the serious illness of Mr.. Por-
tiers brother, II. S. Porter. at Grand
Forks. who underwent an operation for
relief from appendicitis and is now re-
covering. Mrs. Porter will visit here
for a couple of weeks but Mr.. Porter
who is agent for the Great Northern
Railway. must leave here fos home to-
day.
Mrs. Jacob Wisecarver has gone to
visit at the home of her husband
brother in Marshalltown and. incident
ally, to attend the Marshall county
fair.
Mrs. Horace Ent is still in the Grin
nell hospital but recovering in good
shape from the operation undergone a
week ago, with the prospect of being
able to go home in few days.
Mr.. q. K. Cole of Chicago, formerly
a resident Of this city and owner of the
electric light plant. stopped here yes
terday for brief visit with old
friends.
A successful surprise seems to have
been perpetrated upon the unsuspect-
ing public Of this city by Bert Harris
of the tailoring firm of Dashiell and
Harris of this city and Miss Kate
Steen, whose home has been in New
Sharon. According to the county re-
cords and the confession of the most
interested parties themselves they
went to Montezuma and were made
husband and wifi on the gath of Au-
gust and their friends have but just
found it out. Miss Steen was mil
liner in the establishment of HARRIS
Emery. of Des Moines and. as Mrs.
Harris has continued there. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris announce their intention
of being at home in Grinnell about the
first Of November.
The Grinnell Chapter of the Daugh-
ters of the Revolution will hold their
regular meeting this evening, Sept. Is.
at the home of Mrs. George Grinnell.
The first annual tennis tournament
OF the Grinnell Country club has been
PLAYED and seems to have brought
much satisfaction to the participants
and others especially interested in the
sport. H. L. Boyer and B. j. Carney.
both of this city, played off the singles
finals on FRIDAY last. Carney won the
first two sets then Boyer came to the
front and won out thus getting the fine
prize silver cup while Carney gets the
cup offered for the winning singles
runner up. The score of the match
was 4-6. As. Ga. 81, 6-2.