Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-05

count OF the CRITICAL COnQlLlOn Oh HlS
mother at the home in this city. He
is expected here >on Monday evening
next. Mrs. Dreamer has been in in
creasingly i'll health for the past sew
eral months.
Mr.. D. A. Laros, ST., has gone east
to visit for time with his daughters
at their home in Allentown, Pa.
Mrs. J. G. Manly has had double
dose of misfortune, having fallen re-
Gently and broken her right wrist be-
fore she recovered from previous
fall in which she broke the bone Of her
left shoulder. Mr.. Manly, too, has
been practically confined to the home
for many months because of a fall
that, for the second time, fractured
the bone Of his thigh or hip.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Baker of Chi
cago. who have been here at their
old home visiting Mrs. Bakers
father, Mr.. Wishart, and other rela-
tives. have gone now to visit rela-
tives in Boone. Mr.. Baker is, with the
National Music company and his son,
George, is with the Northwestern
Metal Expanding company, both Of
Chicago.
Mrs. w. L. Weaver has gone for a
visiting vacation of three weeks at
Clear Lake and Iowa Falls Mr..
Weaver plans to join her today or
Monday. Mrs. Weaver's mother, Mrs.
G. A. Pruden went with her to Ell
dora, where she will visit Mrs. Ezra
Nuckolls for time.
Herbert E. Gray, Miss Jeanette
Lowrey and Miss Fannie Buchanan
no Of ~
qua in Victor last evening. They
went from here with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
S Lowrey and Mrs. H. C. Gray all
Grinnell people.
The official board of the Methodist
church Of this city. backed by the
entire membership Of the church, for
mulated resolution to be sent to the
presiding bishop at the coming con-
ference that Pastor J. NJ. Brown be
again returned to this charge.
Rev. Joseph Sopher, pastor Of the
Friends church in this city, with
Mrs. Sopher and her sister. Miss
Renna M. Terrell, have just returned
from an eight weeks trip over the
western coast. aa-
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Hayden and
family have gone from Grinnell to
their old home at Jackson, Mich,
where Mr.. Hayden has a position Of
responsibility with the Jackson Auto
mobile company. Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
den were originally Jackson people.
They have been in Grinnell for ten
years, where Mr.. Hayden has had
responsible position with the Spauld-
ings. At the meeting Of the Elks
lodge on Tuesday evening Mr.. Hayden
who Is one Of the charter members OF
that lodge, was elected to life mem
bership as special token Of esteem
and affection Of his lodge brethren.
Officer Gregson, Of the Grinnell
police force, reports the recent find
ing of tiny dope outfit in silver
case and says this is the third outfit
found quite recently. The SUPPOSE
ton is that the prolonged and intense
heat has made the users of the stuff
forgetful. ~
Athletics will probably suffer as the
result OF Cupids recent action In the
union of hearts OF Walter Brindley
and Miss lola i. Boyd Of Des Moines.
Brindley was in college here last year
and was captain Of the freshman
football team, Since his marriage has
taken place it is not expected; he will
be in college next year.
Mrs Clifford has come from her
home in Hollywood. Cal, to remain
with her sister, Mrs. Amy A. Price.
whose only daughter, Miss Ellen
Price, is very Ill.
Next Tuesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Akre, on West street,
Miss Emma Akrea and Oliver Landes
OF Graettinger, Iowa, are etc be united
in marriage buy Rev B. L. Opdahl.
Of Duluth, MINI. On Wednesday
last, at noon, in Marengo, Mr.. Opdahl
performed the marriage ceremony for
his brother, Peter Opdahl, and Miss
Mary Daily.