Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-06
GrinnelI and Vicinity.

SpeCia! 10 llIEeS-
GrinneI. Nov. 6.-After a summer
spent on the farm near Sully. T. R.
Dean has sold out there and moved
back 10 make his home again in Grin
nell
Miss Ada Palmer. who has been for
some years secretary Of the Social
Service League of this city. has now
gone to take a position OF similar ma
ture at Waterloo.
Mrs L. A. Hopkins with her little
daughter. has returned to her Chicago
home after several weeks of visiting
at the Hopkins and Harrington homes
here.
Esquire T J. Noll had busy cou ,
time on Saturday when Hill Smith was
the complainant that Eichhorn and
Abel were trespassing by coming into
his field and husking and taking away
the corn which he avows belongs to
him. He also claimed protection be-
cause of alleged threats of personal
violence by some of the parties so en-
gagged. The defendants set up as a
counter claim that the corn belongs
to them by prior contract Of sale made
several months ago. Mr.. Eichhorn was
put under bonds and both cases are
appointed for trial on Friday Of the
present week. In the meantime the
representatives Of Abel and Eichhorn
are said to be busy gathering the corn.
Miss Violet Steaks. Miss Miriam Tay-
lor. and Miss Winifred Gates, all OF
Grinnell, are studying in Chicago and
have formed Grinnell housekeeping
trio and Mrs. Jennie Steaks has just
gone to be the housekteper
H. H. Ahrens is having a visit from
his nephew. John Bahrenfuse. who
comes from Fresno Cal. and has been
visiting for some time with his sister
near st. Joseph. Mo.
Cary I. Bruce. who died at the city
hospital here after brief final illness,
was "a years Of age and had spent
nearly fifty years of his life In Powe-
shiek county. He lost his wife by
death less than a year ago. He leaves
brother, ]. F.. Bruce. Of this city,
three sisters, Mrs. P. c. Robeck and
Mrs. J. r. Biddulys. in Illinois. and
Mrs. 1rma Burnside, Of Washington
Funeral services were held on Sunday
afternoon from the Methodist church,
Rev J. VI. Brown conducting, with in
terment in Hazelwood.
The shortage Of coal has affected tn
Methodist church so that the proposed
revival services for this week have
been indefinitely postponed.
The Cooper School Parent-Teachers
Association will hold their regular
| monthly meeting at the school house
at BIAS on Thursday afternoon. Nov. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sharer have con-
Guided to make GrInn-i, ,ne.I iu,u.I
| home. Mr.. Sharer will be engaged in
the Nelson store. Mrs. Sharer Is Wis
iting her parents at Oliver. Wis.
The carload of game fish for stock
ing Grinnelrs two small lakes is said
| to be due here this, week. The ship
ment Is said to include bass, p!ckerel
pike. and crappies and the fishermen
are promising themselves great sport
| Prof. and Mrs. w. J. Rusk are en-
Pertaining DR.. and Mrs. J. e. Clark, Of
Des Moines.
At the meeting last evening Of the
Grinnell Physicians Club an interest.
Health Physician r. F.. HarA Of thu
meeting Of the October school fo1
health officers. at Iowa City.
Paul Gregson. who has run on thu
road from st. Paul to Condo, s. D.
was visitor the last Of the week al
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Date Greeson.
Mrs. NJ. L. Martin. who has beer
spending a couple of days in visltinf
her brother L. r. Eberly. Of this city
went back to her home in MarshalltowI
yesterday. -.....