Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-10
Grinneli and Vicinity.

SpeCl9I 20 llNleS-hepuDHCau.
Grinnell July l0-The Grinnell city
hand furnished inspiring music on the
street and in the Colonial for the peace
pageant on Wednesday and gave their
first open concert in the park last eve
ming to a large crowd OF Interested
listeners. C. r. Bean is the director and
he is giving the members close prac-
tice. The band filled engagements on
both Saturday and Monday in towns
near Grinnell.
Services in the Conversational church
tomorrow morning will begin at 10:45.
Sunday school begins at $3.50 during
the summer season. President Main
of the college here Will preach the
morning sermon. Union services in the
evening beginning at $ O'clock, will be
in the Methodist church. the sermon
being by Rev. III. w. Thoreson, pastor
of the Christian church.
Miss Mabel Dodd came last evening
to Grinnell, her former home, for
brief visit with friends. She was a
high school teacher here four years
ago
Mrs. Grace kelleher, sister of Mrs.
Paul Meyers, has rented rooms on
Summer street. in the j. H. Alexander
home. occupied last year by Prof and
Mrs. Herbert Francis Evans, and will
occupy them in time for the opening OF
college in the fall. Accompanying her
will be her son, Philip, and her daugh-
ter. Josephine.
Stewart Library will close at s
o'clock each evening in the week ex-
cept Saturday. when it will remain
open until 9, during the vacation sea-
son.
Mrs. c. B. Wilson, who has had
suite in the Brande apartments on
Fourth avenue for the past three years,
has just removed her household effects
back to her former home in Fort
Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jaqua, Prof. II. w.
Norris, DIR. j. r. Lewis and J. NJ. Dyer
ly have gone to Estes Park, Colo, to
spend periods of rest.
Mrs. w. Fl. McCulloch is suffering
from severe compression of the fingers
of one hand as they We're drawn into
an electric power washing machine.
Her physician encourages her TO think
she Will regain the use of her fingers
After week of visiting at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs Philip
Hutchinson, 1415 Broad street, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cook, with their two
uduSHlcTS, MARIE anu ana tnelT
nephew and niece, Warren and Emma,
started yesterday morning on their re-
turn trip by auto to their home in
La Porte, Ind.
Rev. and Mrs. d. p. Breed enter
tanned Rev. W. A. Briggs, pastor of the
CONGREGATIONAL church at Perry. this
week while he was In Grinnell attend
ing the state executive meeting.
mr. nd NrS \, To,
Chicago yesterday by auto They
plan to he away for three weeks dur
ing which the doctor will take up adj
vanced work in Rush Medical College.
Mr.. and Mrs. " G. Preston. with
their children, and accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Davis, of Oskaloosa.
went from this city to Clear Lake on
Thursday for a two weeks vacation
oscar Hurd has so far recovered
from his surgical operation of last
week at the city hospital that he nas
been taken to his own home.
Mrs. Charles Mehlin has sold her
residence property situated at the cor
ner of Fourth avenue and Chatterton
street, TO Conrad kaisand.
Mrs. Kate Wisecarver of Belle
PLANE. and Mrs. Maggie johnson, Of
Deg Moines. have been in Grinnell pay
ing a visit to their mother Mrs. NJ.
McGrath
After visit of three months at the
G. II. Curtis home in this city. Mrs.
Richard King went back to her home
in Minneapolis on Thursday night
Mrs. L. NJ. Verbeck has been enjoy
ing visit from her father, Mr.. L. H.
Tracy, who has now returned to his
home in Chicago.
MIR Charles lie Deuc. who has been
secured by the trustees of Iowa Col
lege to conduct the new business de-
partment to be opened with the fall
term, is in the city looking for suit
able habitation. He is accompanied
by Mrs. LIE Deuc and their small son.
Mrs. e. e. Harris started yesterday
for Scion Springs. Wis, where
she plans to spend the remainder of the |
her husband, the doctor, plan
ming to join her there later.