Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24

= Fry feed horse and quite seriously
told. as Internal complications may de-
velop. aNS
Grinnell y planning temperance
rally for Friday Of this week at which
Mayor Henry G. Lyman 10 to preside
and ex-Gov. ]. Frank Hadley, OF Indi-
ana. and Oliver w. Stewart, of the leg
tsiature Of Illinois will be the principal
speakers. The meeting is planned for
the city park II the weather Is favor
able--if not It will be held in the Con-
gregational church.
difference Of opinion with regard
to the public highway in Chester led
to the airing Of their troubles in the
superior court recently before Judge
Norris. Herman Cockings. road super
intendent for Chester township, was
complainant In the case and Marshal
Horn, of Chester township, the defend
ant. The charge was obstructing and
defacing the public highway by filing
In the driveway water course in front
of his house. The testimony for the
plaintiff being given. the" defendants
attorneys moved dismissal OF the
case. Judge Norris overruled the mo-
ton and found defendant Horn guilty
as charged and imposed fine OF IS and
costs, from which verdict the defense
filed motion OF appeal.
w. c. Williams has recently traded
his home at 1907 Fourth avenue, con-
sisting of his residence and three lots,
to Lew Windhursr as part of the price
of two residences, eight lots and a
store and contents consisting of gem
eral merchandise stock. all situated In
Jacob, seven miles southeast of Grin
nell Williams is TO have possession
Sept. !. Windhurst traded the Grin
nell property towards q quarter section
OF land in southern Minnesota.
Some sixteen of the Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union members OF
Ladora and Searshoro unions came to
Grinnell in automobiles yesterday and
met with the union Of this city at the
Congregational church where all en-
5oyed picnic dinner and lively pro-
gram in the afternoon.
Mrs. Della Marsh Dickinson, former
resident OF Chester township and with
large circle of friends in this city.
is a guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George w Cowden. Mrs. Dickinson is
on her way to her home in Fort COL
Inns. Colo, from Chicago where she
went TO attend the biennial meeting
of the Federation c. Women's Clubs.
c. n. Ogden. who recently resigned
the position he has ably filed for sew
eral months as manager of the bust
ness Of the farmers Elevator Com
pany in this city. plans TO leave here
about the middle OF next month but
has no, yet decided upon his next To-
cation.
Teachers examinations are going on
for the rest of this week simultaneous
IL at the high school building in this
city. conducted by Superintendent
Henely. and in Montezums, conducted
by County Superintendent, Estella
Coons
Agatha Lovig. of the eighth grade.
in the city schools OF Grinnell. is the
winner OF the So prize recently offered
by the women's Christian Temperance
Union of this city for the best paper
on the subject: The Effect of Alco-
toi'
Mrs. C. E Smith ate small piece OF
what proved TO be toadsiool instead OF
mushroom on Monday and was taken
violently III soon after. The best Of
medical skill in the city. and plenty Of
It. finally succeeded in relieving her
from her dangerous condition and she
Is reported as doing we'll She Is
housekeeper at the DR.. wetmore-Rust
home.
Miss Amy leone Klein was married
on the l7th OF the present month to
Prof Frank Grisdale. OF the State Agri-
cultural College at Odds. Alberta. Can
ada The newly welded pair will, be a:
home in Odds after the 1st of August.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mrs. Lu-
cretia Klein and both were formerly
residents well known in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Corrough and
their son and daughter have gone to
southern California to spend at least
couple of months. They were ac-
conpanied by Mrs. Corrongh's mother.
Mrs. William Dodge. and by Mrs. a. F.
Swaney and her daughter.