Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-26
GrinneII and Visinity.

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Gr.nnell. Sept. 26.--Fred Harper d!eu
on Saturday last from typhoid fever,
being nearly 20 years OF age A vie.
three children, mother, three BROTH
ers and three sisters survive MIN. fu-
neral services were held at the Uncle
Sam Club mouse on Sunday afternoon.
conducted by Rev. Charles Bauerie.
with interment in Hazeiwood cene-
terry.
While two autos containing different
members of The same families were
racing along the road in friendly
trial of speed south of Montezuma, on
Sunday afternoon, one car skidded ana
turned over. pinning all occupants be-
Meath The other car went for help
and soon had physicians on hand. MIS-.
James Rangham had a fractured arm
and internal injuries. Mr.. and Mrs =.
3. Gorsuch and their son escaped with
severe bruises and some minor cuts
The little daughter had some crue!
gashes about the limbs from the brok-
en- glass. The car was badly demol-
ished The Banghams were former
GrnnelI citizens and have many
friends here.
Grinnell and Coltax high school
teams met in Grinnell on Saturday on
the football field and Grinneil proved
the winner by q score of to 0.
e. T. Meredith has days work laid
out for today He speaks here at COL
lege chapel in the morning then a.
Searsb oro Montezuma, Deep River,
Guernsey. Brooklyn, Malcolm and
winds up with speech in the Colonial
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evening
q Mrs. A. o. Price, I'LL Prairie street.
OF a visit from his brother, Robert
Flock. and his wife, who came from
their home in Long Beach. Cal, and
have now gone on 10 make visit in
Canada.
A tennis tournament which will in
clude every tennis player in the college
and will be a purely elimination con-
test and include only mems singles.
will take place soon and will be in the
stead of the usual fall interclass tour
ney which Is TO be postponed this year
until next spring.
r. H. Waugh. Of GAINESVILLE, whose
family moved to Grinnell couple II
weeks ago. came for an over-Sunday
visit. With him came Mrs. Roberts.
whose daughter is in college here and
living with the Waugh family Super
intendent Bert Mcdonald, OF the
Clarksville schools. and Miss Mary
Neal and Miss Watkins. teachers I'M
der him.
Mr. William Harrison has gone to
Keosauqua. the old home of the family.
to attend the reunion Of the survivors
Of his old regiment, the Nineteenth
Iowa infantry.
E. NJ. Howell era duate Of Iowa
College at Grinnell. in the class Of
1879, is visiting here at the home Of his
brother in-law, H. c. Gray His home
is in Butte. Mont. He goes on to New
York City after funds to help in erect
ing large Y. NJ. c. A. building in
Butte.
The news has come to Grinnell
friends Of the groom OF the marriage
Of Stanley Mccoy. formerly Of this
city, to Miss Lucy Powers. Of .Pasa-
dena, Cal. The groom Is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mccoy. who
moved from Grinnell to California
some years ago.
On Saturday last. at iowa City, Miss
Nellie Mcdonald, Of Grinnell. was mar
ried to Clarence A. Wade. The young
couple will be at home to their friends
after Nov. in Rock Island. The bride
has host Of friends In this city.
Mrs. A. o. Price, iii Prairie street,
has the pleasure Of visit from her
sister, Mrs Mary Hartsock. Of Holly.
wood. CAL, who plans to remain for the
winter.
Mrs. George Hayes has been called
to Pittsburgh. Pa, by the sad news Ok
the death of her sister, Mrs. Edward
McKarthy. Mrs. Ralph Lamb went
with Mrs. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bye, 421 Park
| street, are enjoying visit from their
daughter and her husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Mace, who came from their
| home in Wilmington, Del.