Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-15
GrinnelI and Vicinity.
pecial to Times- Republ!can.

Grinnell, Aug. l6.-Out or iort! wv
claims for exemption that came to the
registration board Of the county
twenty-one were sustained and TWEEN
ty-one were denied. The board Mon
day afternoon finished work on the
first call AS but fifty -seven men fol
active duty were obtained from the
| first list Of 1870 the board has called
seventy more for examination at the
court house in Montezuma on Aug. Il
Members Of the Poweshiek County
| Medical Association listened at ther
latest meeting to army experiences
given by Drs. o. F. Parish and f. )
Evans. Of this city. who have recently
come from the border medical service
Mrs. w. T. Moyle is making good re-
covery from her recent surgical oper'
| alton.
| News comes to Grinnel friends o.
Fred Little, of Grlnnell College, class
of 1915, that he has obtained cap
taincy at the training camp at Platts-
burg, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. sibley are enjoy
ing visit from their son, Sergeant
Harry Sibley, stationed at Des Moines
| MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Scandrett arc
having the pleasure OF visit IRON
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Scandrett anc
their baby. of W1nnebaso. MINI.
The following list Of relatives from
a distance were present at the e.
| Dieterich home. 921i Summer street, or
| the occasion Of their silver wedding:
Mrs. H. j. Hoffman, Of Sigourney; Mrs
III. A. Brent, Wilhelmine and William
Of Sigoumey: Mrs. e. w. Hoffman. OF
! ST, raui, Mini; Misses Elsie and FL
| len Boss and Waldo Boss, Of Indianola;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Dieterich, Archie
Jeanette, and Joseph, OF Guernsey; j
P. Dieterich, Of Guernsey; DR.. and Mrs
l.. S. Ddeter1ch and Nancy Eleanor, OF
Marengo: Mr.. and Mrs. v. e. Dieteriof
and Dorothy, of Enid, Okla: c. w
Dieterich of Minneapolis: Mr. anc
Mrs. L. P. Dieterich. Marguerite ant
Leslie, Of Aurora, ILL.,; and Mr., anc
Mrs Laurel Deterich, of Victor
Buck Priehm and Arthur Parsons
members of the Chicago university
ambulance company, formerly students
| In Grinnell College. are visiting here
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jaqua and chill
dren have been visiting Mrs. Jaqua's
| parents, Judge and Mrs. w. d. Evans
| in Hampton.
Members of the county rural car
riers' association have changed theil
| plans for meeting at Montezuma or
Labor day and WILL gather at the col
lego campus in Grtnnell on that DAY
! and transact their business SO as u
| he able to hear the address at the fan
grounds by Governor Harding.
Mrs, Alfred Burroughs has gone tt
Glendale, Cal, to visit her father and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Stanley have re-
turned from Estes Park, Colo, where
they were married on Aug. Z, to the
surprise of their many friends in this
vicinity. The groom Is the son Of MT
and Mrs. J. F. Stanley. whose home
some two miles south OF the city. Ht
Ia a graduate Of Grinnell high school
class of 1912, and has been farming
since, The bride Is the daughter Of
7. James, a merchant OF Searsboro
and has been frequent visitor at tbs
"A, J, Ewart home in this city. She
was visiting In Estes Park. The
young couple will live at the Stanley
| farm.
Rev. George E. White president Of
AnatOl1a COueSe, tHdiSo'dL, ~ MY
has been in Grinnell visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. c. F. Childs. He Is acting a.
field secretary for the Armenian ant
Syrian Relief Committee Of New Yorl
City and Is arranging for a genera
campaign over the state this fall.
Harold Woods has gone back tt
Omaha after brief visit with NJ.
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. f. Woods
He is a private in the balloon corps.
DR.. G.. W. Maxfield and Lloyd w
Taylor have been called to Fort Smell
ing for duty in the second officers
| training camp.
Charles Wocott, Of Sheridan town
{-ship, reports having threshed 1,O1(
bushels Of oats, machine measure, from
ten acres. He also reports the sale
of one car Of Germ at s2.06 per bushel
and another at 1928 per bushei.