Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-30
GrinnelI and Vicinity.

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Grinnell, June 30.-The closing COM
mittee Of the Grinnell Commercial
Club has issued the order that all
day at 4;30 on next Wednesday, July
the liberty bell, which is scheduled 10
be here that afternoon at 1853.
An error was perpetrated in this col
umn yesterday in stating that the
peace pageant would take place on Fri
finally settled by the leaders and SO
given out for publication that the pa
rade will be formed Immediately after
west, on Wednesday afternoon. July I.
There win be meeting OF the School
Garden Club tomorrow morning at 9
O'Clock at the Congregational church.
and 1t Is important that all the youth
full gardeners be present The second
prize exhibit and competition III gar
den vegetables will take place on Sat
urday morning at the Harpster furni-
ture store on Main street. as before.
The various garden tools offered as
prizes in this monthly competition are
now on display there. The fathers and
mothers viii have 10 go some" il they
expect TO beat the display that some OF
these youngsters Will make.
The golfers of this city and vicinity
look forward with keen interest TO the
contest to take place here on Saturday
when a team is TO come from Marshall
town TO play match with representa-
tives of. the Grinnell Country Club.
a party of representative business
men from Montezuma, the county seat
were in Grinnell yesterday trying to
unite forces with Grinne1 business ana
professional men TO secure change IN
the time table Of the Grinnell and Mon
tezurna branch of the NJ. g. st. L. road
AS now arranged, the morning train
accon1Tn odates no one at either END OF
the line and much complaint has gone
to the officials OF the road. 1nvestisa-
ton has been made by the district
passenger agent, but has not yet SEEM
ed to produce the desired result.
Martin G. Meyers died very recently
in the county home Al Montezuma, al"
ter having lived for nearly sixty years
in Sugar Creek township in this coun-
". He was nearly IS years old and
had been a widoWer for several years.
II 3. Clifford, of s29 East street.
spent some three weeks athis boyhood
home in Syracuse, y. Y. He is now at
! his home again.
Mrs. Fred Furber has been some
wnat relieved in mind and feelings by
hearing from her son Fred. who was
thrown through the windshield OF an
automobile some days ago and badly
cut about the face and head. He is in
the Proctor hospital in Minneapolis
ard making reasonable recovery.
DR.. and Mrs o. r Parish received
the sad news yesterday morning OF the
death Of Mrs Parish's little niece,
daughter OF Frank Peterson, OF ST.
Joseph, Mo The funeral IS to be there
and Mrs Parish Will be present.
D. S. Morrison is at home again az
ter some weeks spent at Eureka
Springs. Ark. Mrs. Morrison and their
son Julian still remain there. where
they went to try TO benefit the boys
health. He is reported as somewhat
improved.
Brooks Livingston who has compiet-
ed his law course a the state untyer-
sity and gone 20 his home at Fort
Dodge. stopped at Grinnell. en- route,
for visit at the home Of his grand
mother, Mrs. Holloway
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Westlake and
their little daughter started on Monday
night on their return to their home IN
Everett, Wash. after visit OF three
weeks at the parental II, B. Westiake
home here.
Mrs. G. c. Johnson returns TO ner
! home in Keokuk today. taking hef
grandson. David Matlack, with her fof
a visit. She has been visiting for some
| time at the home OF Prof. and Mrs. H.
w. Matlack, Mrs. Ia1lack being hes
| daughter.