Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-17
GrinneiI and Vicinity.
,eciaI 10 UNDERSTANDINGS

Grinnell. Sept. 17.-Mr and Mrs.
Richard Howell. whose home IS at the
corner of Fourth avenue and Pearl
street, are planning to close their home
and spend the winter with relatives IN
DUBUQUE, with some visiting in other
cities.
Mrs. Hannah Cue is reported as
lying at the point Of death at the
home of her sister in Oskaloosa. She
has been fully aware that she has but
few days to live and has met the is
sue with great calmness giving com
plete directions for her funeral and
burial. She was In the soldiers home
at Marshalltown last March and fol
some time after She lived for many
years in Grinnell. where she has been
greatly esteemed and beloved. She
was an active member of the Woman's
Relief Corps and of the Methodist
church here.
A bright baby boy was born yester-
day morning TO Mr.. and Mrs. c. W
HolcomD, OF Coilagen. Mont. ct the
Mrs. \. A. Cooper home In this city,
Mrs. Holcon1b is a daughter Of Mrs.
Cooper. and has been at the home here
for some weeks.
VIII H. Alley. who has been spend
ing some weeks in a visit to his broth
ers and other relatives in Dakota, Is
expected home early next week
The case Of Della Lidtka and her
three sisters against their mother
Mrs. Bertha Schultz In which plain
tiffs sought to prove their mother in
capable of managing her own financial
affairs, came to an abrupt close OF
Wednesda when, at the close of the
testimony for the plaintiff, the defen-
dant's attorney moved to dismiss the
case for want of evidence and the
Judge sustained the motion. The grant
Jury found a true bill against James
Dinmitt for selling liquor illegally
Tom Sloan for resisting an officer, and
Robert Plum for wife desertion.
Darcie B. Mckee and Arthur A
Robinson were married at $50 OF
Wednesday evening. at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Mckee, 514 High street, Rev
J. T. Marvin officiating Relatives ot
both bride and groom were present
and partook of bountiful supper af-
ter the ceremony. The young couple
took the 120 morning train for Can
ada, where they VIII visit en- amt OF
| the bride. They plan to be at home II
Grinnell after Oct. l. The groom is g
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Robinson
and a member Of the watch making
! firm of Robinson & Son.
Mrs. F. w Sprung died of hear
trouble. at her home. Gil Reed street
at $50 yesterday morning. Funera
services will be held at the home at
o'clock On Saturday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev Charles Noble. Mrs
| Sprung was As years old She leaves
| a father, brother, a sister and hus-
band.
Melvin Fuller, second son of Mr.. an6
Mrs. W. T. Fuller. is getting around or
crutches and likely to do SO for SONS
| time as the result Of slip and fall
Of the horse he was riding thai
| brought the animal down with force or
the boys right foot 7 is thought that
no bones are broken.
Mrs. Thomas Fuller. of Chester, wht
has been suffering for several week.
from attack of typhoid fever, Is re-
ported az improving but far from well
| She expects her foster daughter. Mis-.
| Nettie Fuller, who has been employed
for several months at the Panama ex
position at San Francisco, to be will
her this week
| John S. Beeler has lust returned
| from the second trip Of sadness t,
Marion Some fourteen months ag'
! he was called there to the funeral O
his sisters husband. This time th'
call came to attend the funeral of tn,
| sister