Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-13
GrinneIl and Vicinity.
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Grinnell and Vicinity.
Special to Times-Republican.
Grinnell, July 13.-Mrs. ]. E. Van
Evra and the Cessna relatives of this
city are enjoying visit from Mrs. Ray
VanEvra, who, with her four children,
came from their home in Kansas City,
Mo-, yesterday morning.
Miss Annie Hilnan and Miss Helen
Field went to MonteZuma this morning
for several days visit at the homes OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lndstrom at the county
seat and Mr.. and Mrs. Gorsuch, on
farm some four miles out The ladies
named are daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. McGuin, of this city.
Mr.. F. r. Harris is an electrical en-
gineer who has been at work for g.
month in this city. employed by the
Federal Light and Power Company. On
Friday last he went to Detroit and
yesterday morning he was back in this
city introducing his wife. The bride
was Miss Bessie Chamberlin, of Detroit
The newly married couple took rooms
at the VanEvra home on Park street
but do not expect to remain long here
as Mr.. Harris is called upon as spe-
cialist to 60 wherever there are emer-
gency calls.
Under the reorganization scheme OF
the Iowa National Guard. Grinnell has
been obliged to say goodbye forever to
Company K of the Fifty fourth regi-
ment. that has been for so many years
| the active military part of this city. In
return the people see the same familiar
faces under the state title Of Company
| D, of the Third regiment. In this con-
nection the regular summer camp will
! ~ al, hn moe
the dates being announced as Aug.
| to IS.
The Rock Island road made some
changes in the time table at this point
on Sunday that will cause much incon-
yenience to the travelling public unless
they are carefully noted. West-bound
passenger No has been restored and
| is scheduled at 5:36 in the morning.
No. is to follow it at GAO. being fif-
teen minutes later than 1t has been
going for some months. The conven-
| lent local that used to be here, bound
east and meeting the local going west,
at $780, is to be put on again, but
neither of these will run on Sunday.
| The evening trains east and east, at
6:35 and 7:22 respectively, Will not be
run on Sunday The fast east-bound
train in the afternoon will leave here
at 1:15, instead of 1925, as it has been
doing.
/ John Lykins is suffering severely and
will be laid up for weeks If not for
months, as the result of having his foot
caught in the spokes of the buggy
wheel beside which he was standing
when his horse took fright and started
off with strength and speed. Mr..
Lykens was dragged for some distance
until the buggy was overturned. He
was bruised and scratched and tive
ribs were broken one being loosened
at it's juncture with the spine. His ply
sician gives him the assurance Of prob
able recovery with long time and much
patience.
Alfred Whitmore, formerly resident
of this city, but for several months OF
| Cedar Rapids, was here for week Wis
/, iting friends.
Mrs. Coop, returning from Harlan,
where she has been called by the death
of her aunt stopped short time with
friends here on her way back TO her
home in New Sharon.
Mrs. John Wilson has gone to Clarion
to visit for week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Filler. She
took with her her son and daughter.
| MI anu eAiAu
family, of this city, had the pleasure OF
an over Sunday visit from Mr.. George
NJ. Spencer. of Seattle, Wash, but for
years prominent citizen of Hampton.
While the work of redecorating the
congregational church il In progress
the morning services are to be held, by
invitation of the college authorities. in
the college chapel and the Sunday
school in the chapel and the association
building, while the mid-week meeting
will be in the association building.
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Rorntg are en-
joying an extensive family reunion
thru the coming of Mrs. F. H. Thrapp,
Of West Chicago; Miss Edith Romig.
Of Easton. Pa; Miss Beatrice Romig.
who has just graduated from the Penn
sylvania state normal school ct West
chester, and Mrs. A. s. Romig, Of Vic
tor. These are all daughters or daugh-
ters-in-law of Rev. and Mrs. Ronig.
They had also in the family circle ever
Sunday their son, Paul Romig, who was
obliged to return to his work In Victor
yesterday morning.
Il Miss Fanny Fisher went to Des
Moines this morning where she 10 en-
gagged by the state board Of examiners.
to grade papers from the county teach
/ ers' examinations.