Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-13
GrinneIi and Vicinity.
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1 SASSplIOIioi ~ OiiliSS.
| GrinneIi and Vicinity.
| Special to Times-Republican
! Grinnell, July ia young mar
! named Craver, living in the vicinity OF
( Searsboro, was the victim of careless
| shooting by some person unknown, the
stray bullet entering the flesh OF the
thigh and lodging near the bone, as
shown by the, X-ray examination.
This evening at O'Clock the aspir-
ants for places on the junior band are
summoned TO meet Director H. O
Hikernen that arrangements may be
made for the new organization. 1t does
not matter whether they can play. The
inclination 10 do so and the persever-
! ance are all that are now called for
Mrs E r. Sayles. of Guthrie Center
is visiting Grinnell friends for few
: days, headquarters being at lilo West
street.
Rev. Dwight E. Breed, eldest son OF
Rev. and Mrs. D. P. Breed. of this city.
and graduate of Iowa College in 1907,
has recently been elected secretary, OF
the Texas Health Association with
headquarters al Austin, the capital.
He has been at the head Of the depart
ment of charity organizations Of New
York City.
Vernon Blank has received leave OF
absence for year from his, duties in
Iowa College that he may take a year
of post graduate study in Columbia
University in New York City. He will
leave here about the 10th Of Septem-
Der accompanied by Mrs. Blank. He
ALL IF collage
here for several months.
Ellis Haynes, who was brought over
from Belle PLANE in haste on Saturday
night and operated upon in the city
hospital here for gangrenous appendi-
citis, is now reported as apparently on
the road TO complete recovery.
The V. G. Preston family consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. Preston, daughter
Selma and son Stanley. have gone in
their auto to visit at the home Of Mr..
Preston's brother in Avoca for short
time after which they will go for their
summer outing to Okoboji.
DR.. W. C. Burd has gone to Buffalo
! to attend the conclave Of the Shriners.
During his absence his wife, DR.. Meta
A. Burd, is visiting in Grinnell at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
G. Armstrong. Their home is in Cedar
Rapids.
C. J. Card has gone to Ringstead for
a short time and from there goes to
join Mrs. Card and they will spend
their outing in northern Minnesota.
| c. F. Kicker was recently called to
| Muscatine TO attend the funeral Of Mrs
! Frances Kicker, wife of Raymond
Kicker. He stopped after the funeral
to visit some relatives near his boy
! hood home in Davenport.
Mrs. W. A. Willard went to Storm
Lake on Tuesday where she was on
| the program Of the state Sunday school,
, convention for an address.
Miss Hazel Long, a former resident
of this city. is here for a two weeks
visit with friends, making headquar-
tiers at the home of Miss Hazel Book
nau. Miss Long is in the employ of
the Western Electric Company of
Chicago, where she has-spent the past
| FIVE years. She is a stenographer.
| A special meeting of the members
Of the humane society is called for to-
morrow evening, Friday, July IA. a,
the assembly room of the Grinnel
| Savings Bank, at 8 o'clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. V. T. Lindberg an
| nounce the birth Of a daughter or
Monday last. Mrs. Lindberg is the
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Legg
Of this city.
Word comes to the relatives ant
| friends here from Pringhar of thu
birth to Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Kerrigar
Of son on the 10th instant Mrs. Ker.
rigan is a Grinnell girl and was for.
merly Miss Estelle Bray.
Malcolm has just started in to re.
build, enlarge and moderize her saw.
| ings bank. A two-story addition will
be made on the west.
Grinnell's long and varied experienc,
with municipality owned water works
| attracts the attention of outsiders who
are experimenting along that line. A
| short time ago the city council o.
Stuart, where a deep we'll has beer
sunk 5000 feet, came here to make ar
| examination Of the deep we'll, its pro.
duct, and the method Of getting the
water to the consumer in the mos
economical way. Mayor R ]. Mckee
was accompanied by CouncAmen D. c
Pote, A. A. Harris, ]. D. Herriott, T
Haynes and II. E. Piner.
! MISS Ella Il LSA&9eidlu 10 dS d. ne
home here after a week spent in visit
ing dn Chicago and longer visit at tn
home of her sister, Mrs. C. II. Sheri.
dan, at Oswego, n. Y.
| Rev. John T. Marvin, Of this city
has gone to Des Moines to undergo u;
third operation for relief from pros
tatic and bladder troubles. Some year.
ago when pastor Of Congregations
church in northwestern Iowa, he wa
obliged TO have an operation ant
seemed quite well for a number o
years. A few months ago some heav.
lifting brought on again the for7ne
trouble. A minor operation was mad
several weeks ago at Rochester and n
has been at home since buildin,
up the system against the shock of tn
major operation now to be endured.
New Principal Visits School.
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