Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-02
Grinnell and Vicinity.
Special to Tin,es-Republican.

: Cirinneu. Feb. 2.@Irinnell WealHeT
man. D w. Brainard. makes the fol-
lowing report for Januery; Mean
maximum, 1856: mean minimum, 1884:
mean average, 1910: highest, 40, on
the 18Th: lowest. q below zero, night
OF the 25th: rainfall, $40 of an inch;
snowfall. S inches: clear, - days;
partly cloudy. 5: cloudy 10.
! One OF the large. black horses of the
Barber Lumber Company team was
accidentally killed yesterday at the
Rock Island tracks on Spring street
The team was at the west end of the
freight depot. leading or unloading.
when one Of them was startled by the
unexpected appearance Of a car close 10
him ana crowded lfle mate over where
he was struck by the cars and killed.
The money loss is a heavy one as
there was probably no better team in
the city.
+. l. Royce. whose home is at 5os
Broad street. slipped en- the icy back
steps al his home on sunday He =
lame and sore but recovering and
thankful that no bones We're broken.
The walks are covered With a sheet OF
ice that is likely TO give many a bruise
and broken boneA
The sewer injunction suit that was TO
have begun here yesterday morning
was postponed until today owing TO the
fact that the Rowe damage suit against
the Rock Island railroad took up more
time In the district court at Monte
yuma than any one had anticipated.
John Stewart who died at the age
of near 81 years, at the home of his
son. James Stewart. 524 park street,
was born in County Down. Ireland. and
came 10 America in 1889. settling a.
Ross. Iowa Mrs. Stewart died in
1911 Since that date Mr. Stewart has
lived here with his son. Nine children
were born to this couple. four of whom
are still living. Funeral services were
/ held at the home on Sunday after
noon. The body was taken TO Ross for
/ irrerrnent beside that OF his wife ard
/ children.
| The sympathy OF many friends goes
ont to Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Doran. 1904
/ Spring street, in the loss in quick
/ succession OF both their infant twin
/ boys, not vet old enough 10 have begun
/ 70 taste of the goodness Of this world
/ After completing her visit at the
{ home of Prof. and Mrs. Charles Noble.
/ Mrs. Alice Boduan. whose home is in
Madison, Wis. has gone on TO visit
/ her nj ptHeT II! hallSdS lily
/ Prot. H. s Evans had the pleasure
yesterday OF a visit from a classmate.
Prof. G. H Young. Of the chair Of
/ English literature in Colgate Univer-
sity.
I Fred Ferguso started last night on
! his return to his home in Fort Worth,
| Tex. after a. pleasant visit with many
/ Irinnell friends.
I'D al n
| Iowa College, will present the society
play, YOU Never Can Tell" on
( March 10.
Miss Alice I. Davidson. who recently
came from her home in Derrick y. D..
10 visit with her many friends in this
city. her former home. has concluded
TO make this her home again ard has
taken position as bookkeeper in the
L. w Rinefo-t clothing house.
Collin Martin goes today to Craw-
louisville where he has a position as
manager of a lumber yard.
Mr.. and Mrs 5. Jordan announce the
birth TO them Of daughter.
Prof Jesse Macy is expecting the
pleasure Of entertaining DR.. James A.
WOODBURY.. professor of American his
tory at the University Of Indiana DR..
WOODBURY. will give an address before
the faculty and students at the Thurs
day morning chapel hour. his topic be-
ing The Nickname in American Poll
tics" He win also speak later in the
dav before the classes in American
history He IS expected on Wednesday
night and will spend but day or so in
the city
The brothers, H w, ]. w, and Louis
En,. of this city, were shocker Friday to
learn of the sudden death in Omaha,
Of their brother in law, A. A. Bristol.
and ]. W, Emit went to Omaha. Mr..
Bristol was a Pullman car conductor
and his home was in Portland. Ore.
The body was taken to Toronto, Can,
for interment.
DR.. and Mrs. e E. Harris have
moved into their fine. new residence
| on East sixth avenue and Attorney
IT, z. Lake has just moved his family
into the residence which the HAIRLESS
have just vacated and situated next
door west OF their present home.