Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-14
TINES PUBLICAN. MARsHAIIrowN, 1owA JULY Il. 1915

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College she was engaged In teaching
for several years. she was then made
clerk in the Grinnell postoffice where
she served the public satisfactorily
for fourteen years and left that posi-
ton to become Mrs. Lewis. Besides
her husband and little son of years,
she leaves a father and mother MI
and Mrs. Beth Jenkins; brother,
Thomas, and four sisters. Mrs. Matte
Barnes, Mrs. William Wesco, Mrs.
Charles P. Boswell, and Mrs. James
Boswell, all OF whom live in Grinnell.
Two accidents have just happened
to farmers engaged in getting in their.
crops of hay. Martin Holman, living
near Malcolm, was run over by three
horse team attached to a heavy hay
wagon. He has one rib broken and in
ternal injuries that leave him in
bad condition, with doubtful pros
poets. Reed Thompson was the other.
He lives five miles north of Malcolm.
He was sending up hay in the barn
with horse fork when the part OF the
load on which he stood gave way and
he was plunged to the floor under.
meath the horses feet He escaped
with a broken left wrist and badly
strained and bruised neck and shout
ders.
Masons here are very hopeful Tor
the erection Of the new Masonic
temple that has been long needed ana
contemplated The committee has
made favorable report and every one
is Boosting for another building to be
started this summer, that shall be an
added honor to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clifford are
again at home after several weeks OF
autoing over the east they lelt
Utica, n. Y, last week, on Wednesday.
The body of J. A. Mccall was sent
to Nashville, Tenn. Luther Harris
brother law, from Florence, Ala, Is
expected here to. take charge OF the
affairs of the family. Mrs. McCau Is
not yet able to leave the hospital
Humane people are caring for the
three small children. -. ertye.
Mr.. C. S. George, who recently
bought the interest of A. j. Cavana IN
the hardware business here, now run
under the firm name of Richards ana
George, has just returned from orle1
visit to his old home at Graettinser.
He reports crop prospects in that re-
gion as good. ., -rr f.
Much sympathy goes out to little
Ruth Mason. but fifteen months DID,
who is in the city hospital here surfer
ing from a complication OF diseases or
their effects. She had both measles
and pneumonia and one lung is SAID
10 be badly affected. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason, liv-
ing near Newburs. .
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Q. Watland are
having the pleasure of the company OF
Mr.. and Mrs r. H. Waugh and their
son and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Roberts and daughter, VINO
came by auto from their homes in
GAINESVILLE Mr.. and Mrs. Waugh are
making arrangements to move 10
Grinnell lis fall with three children
to enter school and college and MISS
Roberts will come with them and en-
ter college.
DR.. and Mrs J. F. Preston have the
pleasure Of their daughters presence
with that Of her little daughter kath-
crime, for the rest Of the summer Mrs.
Sauerberg comes from New York City,
but Mr.. Sauerberg, who Is in the en-
ploy OF the Santa Fee railroad and VIII
visit here later, is to move to Kansas
City which will be the future home OF
the family. 50 a 80 ar
Mrs. Frank w. johnson and two
children, on their way to meet the
husband and father at Buffalo. \. T.,
stopped in Grinnell for a brief visit at
the A.s~E. Johnson home. They nave
come from Altadena. Cal =.
Miss Ruth Preston is at home IN
this city after a six weeks trip thru
the east where she visited New YORK
City. Atlantic City, Boston. Niagara
Falls, Chicago and several other places
Of interest.
~ Mrs, C.. E. Bonyata and her, little
daughter have gone to Creston for a
short visit with relatives after which
thew are going to Chicago to spend ten
days.
MIR. and Mrs. Ridley, from Pasadena
Cal, are in Grinnell meeting their
many relatives and friends. They
were pioneers among the farmers OF
this part Of Iowa, living some miles
south of this city. They afterwards
lived In the city for some years but
have been in California for number
of years past. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Laphere are Wis
;+;,e for few DAYS in Chicago.