Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-05

pected but did explode when he least
expected 1t TO do so and cut Ions
cash In his forehead.
Appeal papers have been filed witr
the clerk of the district court OF TINS
county in the case OF three Grinnell cit
liens who we're arrested for an alleged
violations of the Iowa sunday laws ano
who were adjudged guilty and fined oE
Judge Robson Of the superior court o.
this city. The parties are Jerry Null
cahey, j. Jorris, and Sam sites. cigars
and confectionery are the articles sold
Swaney brothers are putting up a
modern brick and stone dairy building
on the A F. Swaney farm two miles
east of Grinnell. which they expect "a
enlarge their present capacity for
handling dairy products To threefolo
degree.
Mr.. and Mrs F A Henderson, with
their hahy. start today for their new
home in Leeds, 5. D, after making q
few days visit at the home of Mrs
Henderson's parents. Mr., and Mrs, j
NJ. Woodwork of this city. Mr.. Hen
derson was superintendent Of schools
last year at Clarinda and occupies the
same position this year al Leeds.
H. J. Tireney. a registered pharmacist
from tire state university. has recently
come from his home in Fort Dodge to
take me place in the Talbot drug
store vacated by Mr., Broderick.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Eogt and family
and Clarence Evans, of this city, and
Mrs Ida Blackman from Rock Island,
all started from here by auto on Tues
day morning IN attend the golden we'd
ding Of Mr.. ana Mrs. ". II. White, al
Cushing
Two former Gr.nnell teachers were
made husband and wife in Des Moines,
at the First Methodist church Mr..
Rowland Trumoo and Miss Jennie Web
er. The bride has been the domestic
science teacher here for the past two
years and the groom taught here in
1916 He now has a position in the
schools Of Crookston- MINI. where they
will be at home after Sept. l. The bride
IS a daughter Of Peter Weber. Of For
restville. Wis. who has been here very
recently TO MAKE her visit
The county convention of the ". c,
T L. is reported as having been full
of interest and enthusiasm. The follow
ing officers were elected: President
Mrs Bowen. of Searsboro: vice presi-
dent Mrs. Lincoln, Of Grinnell: secre-
tary. Mrs. Baker. of Searsboro: treas
urer. Miss Harriet Buck Of Grinnen.
Mrs. j ". Hays. who with her three
children has been visiting al the home
of Mr. and Mrs, D. F Hays, Of this
city. for week on their way from their
home in Chicago to their summer out
ing home at Pine River. Mimi. resumed
their journey on Tuesday.
4 mass meeting Of the women and
older girls Of this community has been
called for Friday evening for the pur-
pose Of organizing a food conservation
club with the object in view Of canning.
drying and preserving all that is pos
sible OF the perishable foods the extra
garden space here this season will pro-
vide beyond supplying present needs
The Ames home economics department
is to hold a canning demonstration here
next Monday and Tuesday and this
meeting is to stimulate as much as pos
sible an interest in the coming demon
stration.
Mrs. William Eortell died at the fam
lily home, 4os East street Tuesday
morning, at the age OF 70 years, after
an Illness OF several weeks. Her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Nicely was in the east, the
mother being reported as improving
when she went The Bortells are old
settlers in Chester.