Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-12
Grinnell and Vicinity.
20 Times Republican.

| Special 10 Times Republican.
Crinnell. Oct, i2.-MSss Ada Palmer
| Prof G. T. Wyckoff and DR.. E, e, Hsr.
ris, o. this city, will attend the lStf
! Iowa Conference of Charities and Cor.
| rections, to be held st Mason City 70!
( three days beginning with the l+th in
slant Professor Wyckcif is chairman
Of the committee on community health
o: which DR.. Harris Is also a member
( Dr. Harris IS 10 present = paper 90
Outline Q: Community Health Pro
gram"
Harry Gllai;rsy was killed Tues
day afternoon by the sweep OF stump
pulle- which was set Tree under heavy
strain BY the breaking Of the harness
pulling the lever, Death was almost
irStantan eous He was working on he
farm OF Elmer Pulls cas- o. this ct;y,
The body wGS brought 70 G-1nnell and
later sen; 10 his former hoTss s;
bloomfield No accompanied ~ his
friend H A Mcl4ain. @: PaN.ca No
He worked on This farm for seven
months and had made good RECORD
aDd many warm friends
In The monster Sunday schco! pa
rade o. Sunday afternoon rex; :h@
college band will take the ls2d aa3
furnish the music OF the march. The
parade will stop a; the band stand in
the square, Il weather permits, acd
CONGRESSMAN Addison T Smith. OF
Idaho will give an address, !. L. Nc
urath will be marshal of the day. All
schools OF the city are expected 10
unite in the march.
;--s1 ar ra " N
made preparations TO leave az midnight
on Sunday for the Vicksourg reunion
have obtained and will use the bal
lots for absent voters so as to do their
bit towards carrying the prohibition
amendment on Monday.
On next Tuesday evening, at the
Methodist church. will be held the an
nual meeting Of the Poweshiek county
chapter OF the Red Cross, at which all
members may vote and officers for
the coming year will be elected. There
is a membership OF nearly 5000 in this
county and very interesting reports OF
the work done will be presented.
The Community Brotherhood hopes
10 have as a speaker at the November
meeting, on the I'd Tuesday OF the
month Superintendent kuser. OF the
Iowa Training School For Boys, at Ed
dora.
Mrs. Lee Albright has had extracted
from her throat just above the collar
bone needle she had swallowed when
a little girl. Recently she has been
troubled by sharp pains in the region
of the collar bone, which she attrto-
uted to a bruise.
The Jury selected for last term has
been called for duty OF Monday next
at the superior court room here. The
following new cases have developed;
Tr!-City Electric Company against
H, o. Shaw: March Green against r.
J. Hadley; Spaulding Manufacturing
Company against c. r I. g. P. railway;
Hobart NJ. Gable Company against
Nelson Furniture Company, and Kath-
crime Hayes against A,ice Hoover and
others.
Mrs. T. G. Pilgrim, who went to Wis.,
at the home of her son Harry. III
Omaha and fell and broke the bone
Of her leg just above the knee had
to have the came set a second time
bat is now reported as recovering we'll
and likely to leave the hospital SOON
Mrs. Bert Bacon and Miss Emma E
Simonson went from here yesterday
morning TO make her a visit.
There will be a union temperance
service next Sunday morning OF the
Chester and Sonora churches al the
Chester church, at watch J. l.. MCn-
rath, Of Grinnell. and others VIII speak
A rousing rally is planned.
Instead Of boarding the fifteen hands
that are helping him to fill his large
s!lo at his own home Charles Sickle
loads them into autos and scoots for
Grlnnell at meal time and gets back
10 work easily within the usual time
given for meals.
City Health Physician f. E. Harris
reports Russell Swain as i'll with diph-
iberia at No. / Of the mems dor1ni-
tories, under close quarantine.
The Grinncn ". c. T. L. will hold a
two hour session, from 3 to ) IN the
aTt=rnUun, OH Monday next, in prayer,
at the Congregational church, for the
success o. tbs constitutional amend
neI.t that shall clinch the temperance
nails.