Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-10
erinn.lI and Vicinity.

GrinnsiI and Vicinity.
Special to Times Republican.
GrinnelI, June 10.-Mr. and Mrs. n.
H. Morris plan to start tomorrow on
a trip to British Columbia. A daughter
lives there and they expect to visit at
her home most Of the rest OF the sum-
mer. A young granddaughter has
been here during the past year in
school and goes back to her home with
her grandparents.
Mrs. A. 3. Goss, living on South
West street, is having the pleasure OF
visit from her sister, Mrs Hunter,
and her daughter. who have come from
Portland. Ore. where they have been
for the past nine years. After visiting
here for a short time they will go to
Philadelphia and Connecticut and Yer
mont.
on Saturday of this week Mrs. Goss
expects her youngest son. Edwin. who
has been a freshman for the past year
in his fathers college. Wabash, at
Charlottesville. Ind. In a short time
the second son, Bruce. graduate OF
Iowa College, class OF 1913, and who
has been in Harvard law school the
past year, will be at home to spend
the summer.
Twenty years ago about this date
Grinnell high school graduated class
of twenty Ave, of whom twenty-four
are still living. Twelve OF these are
residents of Grinnell at present. THIS
evening thirteen of the old class Will
hold their twentieth anniversary pic
mic supper at $50 on the college cam
pus and engage In the usual rem
! iniscences. The names Of those pres
- h,,t vii Cd
| bring their wives and women their
husbands. A. N. Burton, Ruth Field
! Howell, Will ]. Nelson. Charles W..
Benson, Dolph Cox. Nell Morrison
| Somers, Grace Parsons Peck. Gertrude
! van Evera yiets. Maude Bortell. DR..
| Ora F.. Parish. Carrie Pilgrim, Jessie
] Hartman Schuyler and Josephine Bye.
| Mrs. Emma Johnson. accompanied
! by her niece, Miss Carol Smith, start
today on pleasure trip to Yellowstone
| Park.
Interest in the Porter Heishman suit.
! twice tried in the superior court OF this
city, is again revived by the entering
! of a suit in the same court asking that
a certain deed TO real estate and two
| certain mortgages all given by Mrs.
Heishman. as alleged in the petition. to
! Mr.. Heishman and after the
beginning Of proceedings in th-
first trial be set aside. The
deed is said to have been given to John
Heishman, a brother in law of Mrs
e. c. Heishman, the night the case
went to the jury at the second trial
! Miss Bessie Meacham arrived at the
family home in this city this morning
4 a telegram from her brother Frank
from Seattle, having reached hel
where she was visiting in Massachu-
sets sooner than one was delivered tc
the family here. No further news has
, come regarding the time when tbs
body Of Mr.. MeachaW will reach this
city.
: According to invitations already is
sued by Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Hastings
of this city, their daughter. Miss Edna
: will be married to Cedric Barnes, also
| Of this city, on Wednesday evening
June II, at $3.50 o'clock.
I'll County Superintendent Esteel Coor
opened the regular normal institute
OF the county here today with an ex'
81 cellent initial attendance. The speaker
$ before the afternoon session was Prof
: Macy Campbell, Of IoEa State Teach
j. ers' College at Cedar Falls. The reg
n ular work Of the institute will be undel
perinterdent, with the following list o
), teachers: Superintendent Henely. o
Grinnell, Icivics, economics, arithmetic
history and physiology; superinten
, dent l.. L. Caldwell. of Montezuma
: algebra, physics, grammar. orthog
= sraphy and geography; Prof. Ray A
Bell. OF West Liberty, agriculture
!. Miss Lizzie Davis, Of Grinnell primar
methods: Miss Addie B. Hickey. Q
q Montezuma, music and drawing.
81 Agnes Mitchell Is suffering consid
"a erabiy and probably will be laid u
for some time as the result Of an &C
70 cident at a picnic recently where tn
70 automobile ran over her foot, tearin
: the ligaments but breaking no bones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Staat, former We
l. known residents OF this CITY but no'
. of Chicago, plan to be in Grinnell thr
N commencement. Mrs. Staat 10 alread
II here and was one of the guests {
- honor at lawn party given yesterda
- afternoon at the home OF Mr.. and Mr.
Grant Ramsey.
II Three cases Of smallpox breakin
n out in the family Of Luke B. Colby. ~
IL Fifth avenue, have caused rigi
"a quarantine Of the home to be estat
es Iished.
~ Mrs. Charles Chase, who has bee
~ visiting here for some time. was Gale
east a few days ago by the news
( the serious illness Of her husband
New York.
Announcement cards arrived tods
i. giving the news Of the marriage
Mrs. Jean Clark Hammond, Of this ci
II to Charles p. Wright. clothi
y. Of Mission, Tex. Mrs. Hammond al