Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-19
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last night from their former home ON
the Pacific coast at the homes here Of
the parents,-Mr. and Mrs. T. b. Bump
and Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Christian.
Mr.. Bump went today to Washington,
D. c., while Mrs. Bump and son will re-
main at the Christian home Mr.. Bump
Is enlisted in the engineer corps. Cap
tain e. E. Bump came up from Camp
Dodge with his brother.
Mrs. w. B. Wilson, chairman of the
civic department Of the Women's Club
OF Grinnell, reports very favorable
response to the solicitations for funds
and pledges to the proposed new deten-
tion hospital. The Grinnell school Of
music has pledged for this purpose all
the proceeds above the actual expenses
Of the annual May festival.
Mrs. Josephine James, former well
known and greatly beloved resident Of
Grinnell died in Davenport yesterday
morning. Word came to her cousin
y Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Frisbie went to
Des Moines on Saturday, called the
condition Of Mr. Frisbie's father, Rev.
A. L. Frisbie, who since passed away.
Failure to work out q desirable
itineracy has led tn. mems glee club
Of the college to give up the usual
Christmas vacation singing tour.
The last unit Of mems dormitories
has been practically completed and
thirty-four men have moved in and
settled down to housekeeping.
Sidney Gaylord. Grinnell boy, has
received his commission as first lieu
tenant in the heavy artillery.
Rock Creek township sends two more
Of her finest boys to the army in the
persons OF Harry Elliott and Frank
Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bellas, who
have been VISITING relatives in Grin
nell and vicinity for several weeks, are
now ready to return to their home in
Happy, Tex.
L. j.. Carroll, who held a closing out
sale last week on the Luke spooner
farm IN Sheridan is moving to the Fred
Beeler farm near Blue Point, which he
has rented for next year. The Sheridan
farm has been sold to William Oh
trogge.
The new machinist at the Herald
Office is Mr. +. vi. iSivison, who drove
his auto from Chicago in the intense
cold OF last week. Mrs. Nivison came
by train and the two have a home in
the Barber residence. on Park street.
Miss Leota Kellenbarger has been
having visit from her friend. Miss
Grace Huntley. whose home is In
Wessington Springs, 8. D.
Arson Monkey left last night for the
home Of his mother at Oneonta, N. Y.
to be with his mother who Is in her
97th year and is seriously Ill.
The Injunction against the city asked
for by, the proprietots Of the moving
picture shows and the Colonial thea
ter, restraining the officers OF the city
from interfering with the carrying on
sof the business on Sundays, was grant
ed by. Judge =. r. Talbot. The case
Ii to be argued before the court In the
January term. t.s t
Charles Bunning, who has been
visiting In thA city It the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. Fowler. has gone back
to his home Ia Nuscatlne.
Mn. Ella RelnlkinS Towia. who has
been down with nervous prostratton
for some weeks became % low that she'
was taken to Des Moines for hospital
treatment.
The Theodore +. schultz family =
settled IN new home east Of this city
having just moved from the former
farm home In Sheridan.
Mrs. John Moore. formerly Of Grim
nell but more recently Of Alameda,
sask., Canada, has come back to Iowa
and located ut Des Moines.
4. Mrs. 4. II. Clay. who, has been visit
ing Mrs. q. n. Clay, has returned to