Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-06
crinnelI and Vicinity.

Special to Times -Republcan.
Grinnell, Feb. GA change in bust
ness took place early this week when
w. E Wright bought out the tailoring
stock, and business Of Samuel Burns.
located. at the corner OF Broad street
and Commercial. Mr.. Burns announces
his intention of going back to Des
Moines to take up the same 4 OF
work.
William Blakely, who lives in the
south part OF the county. has an
nounced himself as a candidate on the
progressive ticket for sheriff.
VILLAIN Deeds. owe whose body fu-
neral services were held yesterday,
vas nearly IS years Of g
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Lyon lost
by death their infant daughter a little
more than 3 years old. The cause OF
death was pneumonia.
1t is much regretted by a large part
of the community here that Miss Adam
Hopkins has seen fit to hand in her
League. She has filled that place very
~acceptably for the past year, as h has
also the position of overseer Of the
poor. Her resignation Is to take effect
July /. 1t is also rumored that h will
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the poor at an early date and that she
will take charge Of the Carnegie Insti-
tute of Pittsburgh after her connection
with the charities work here is COM
pletely severed.
The ball used by Grinnell and s. U. I.
last fall in the first intercollegiate
game of soccer ball played in Iowa has
been canonized as Saint Soccer and
nlaCa1 in the fYnnb&- q q z rho cn1lnra
library. Upon 1t have been placed the
names of the winning Grinnell team
and the added inscription, champions
of Iowa. 1918. Soccer, Grinnell I,
Iowa O."
G. H. McMurray. H. F.. Lanphere, DR..
E. F. Talbot and A. D. Talbot went
from this city to Brooklyn to attend the
funeral OF the wife Of Judge j. F. Tai
bott, who died at her home there after
several weeks Of severe illness.
Miss Clara Bags. who has been Wis.
iting for some weeks at the home OF
her relatives in Parsons. Kan, is again
at the family home nea this city.
Rev. John T. Marvin, who gave up
his pastorate at Lake View several
months g because of impaired health.
Is acting as supply for the Congrega-
tional church OF Baxter during the in
disposition Of the regular pastor there.
Mrs. Jennie B. NJ. Myers, who stopped
in this city to visit with some rela.
tives, on her way from Maine to Live
Oak, Cal. has concluded her visit and
resumed her, journey
IA WGpdf9d and hfs Eon Laird.
former residents OF Chester and OF
e1rinne.l u now located at Clay.
Washington county. are here on a short
visit to old friends.
No encouraging news comes from
David Vanderyeer at Lincoln, Neb. He
is suffering from uremic poisoning and
the physicians give no hope OF his ever
being n better than at present. He
was for many years a resident Of Grin.
nell.
Mrs. c. G. Hodgdon is slowly recov-
eriny from her recent serious illness.
While all traces of pneumonia seem to
have been banfshed she is still very
weak and suffering from bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. German, Of Ash
land. Neb, after visiting here at the
home OF Mrs. Germans sister, Mrs.
John c. Dreamer. have gone on In COM
pany with Mrs. Creamer to visit an
other sister who lives in Iowa City.
The lecture given by DR.. P. o.
Thompson. Of the state food n dairy
commission, before the Civic League
SO stirred up the of that body
that they have issued a resolution ask
ing all dairymen supplying milk to the