Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-17
CrinnelI and Vicinity.

Special 10 Times Republican
Gr!nnel. Sept. l7.-Mrs. Daniel Low
rev who has been visiting in northern
Iowa and stopped in Grinnell 10 visit
Mr.. and Mrs II. T, Chaplin. started to-
DAY for thor own home in Tucson.Ariz.
Miss Blanche E. Field starts tonight
for an extended visit with her sister
Mrs. Ruth Field Howell, in Detroit.
Mich She Will be joined in Chicago
by her sister Miss Anna Field, who
VII accompany her as far as Ypsilant.,
Mich.
Prof. 0. W. Albert. assistant to Pro
fessor Rusk in mathematics in the COL
lege. IS here with his family.
Miss Helen Simmons. who has been
spending the summer with friends az
Waupaca. Wis. has returned TO take
up her work here.
Miss MARY Coleman has returned
from a summer spent in Monmouth
III. to resume her work as teacher IN
the school OF music in the college mere
W. E. Hall and family are residents
Of Gr!nnell again this year having
come from Neville for school and col
leEe advantages .--s-.
Phillip Kelleher. OF Iewa college mu-
steal and dramatic fame, has plans 70
90 20 Forest City and t. 2 up farm
MANAGEMENT on one OF the 3. J.
Thompson farms.
Eber Palmer. OF Mason City, VINO
has been visiting friends and relatives
here. is enlisted in the hospital unit OF
the University of Minnesota and IS ex-
pect!ng a call to active service.
NJ. and Mrs, E NJ RartlinE are haV-
ing a vacation visiting in Red Oak and
Omaha and travelling by auto, with the
expectation. OF being. at home again
this week
Miss Ethel Shatto has recently start
ed for her home in Pasadena, Cal, after
a visit in Grinnell at the home Of Dr.
and Mrs. j. r Lewis.
Robert Woodwork and Charles and
George Wiley. who have been visiting
their parents here. were called last
! week 10 Minneapolis with the prospec'
Of immediate transfer TO Allentown
Pa. where they will have SIX weeks
! training before going TO France as par'
OF the University Of Minnesota am
! bulance corps.
John Evans IS at the head OF a move
/ Poweshiek County sunday School AS
! ISOLATION that has ceased activities IN
/ the past few years but used to De
| fourish!ag i meeting IS set for sun
| dav afternoon Sept. %, AT the CHRIS
| tan church. al which J. H. Hahn. pre-
I s!dent OF the Jasper county association
| is 20 tell OF the recent workings OF thai
association.
| Mrs. ]. :. Wilson has sold her ane
I residence on Elm street to William
! s,-H7T7:tz nf near Searsboro. who is &c
I have possession and will move hfs IAN
| lily to Gr.nnell Jan. /
/ 2. I. Butler. o fnear Kellogg, mas
/ bought farm OF ll3 acres OF Thomas
/ Coburn. The farm adjoins the town
I OF Malcolm. Possession is given March
| !, 1918.
| Eldon Olds has been chosen captain
! o: the Grinnen high school football
! team. The following schedule Of games
Is announced: Sept 90. Iowa City al
/ GrinnelI: oct. S. Marsnalltown at Mar
: shutdown: oct. IS. open; Oct. 20, Nortf
! Des M0ines AT Grinnell: Oct. y, Oskal-
! nosa al Oskaloosa Nov. 3, Ottumwa al
! C;rinnell: Nov IL, open: Nov. il. "ss'
! Des Moines at Grinnell; Nov. "a. open
. Nov % Newton at Newton.
/ Al Guthrie. of Newton. has bouSn'
| the quarter section Of John Light neal
! Monrezurna at 1925 an acre, possession
/ given March !.
! Mrs. +. L. Richards and her daughter
| Orpha. OF San Diego, Cal. visited the
| George and Marion Richards homes II
! Grinncu before going to visit relative:
| in MarshalltOwn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A z. Palmer have de-
! cided TO change their residence from
| Denver. Colo. to Grinnell. They have
two daughters and will make tn
change as soon as they can secure a
| residence.