Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-03
GrinneII and Vicinity.

Special to Times RepupiicaH.
Grinnell, May Sd. J. Mullin has
Just sold the residence on First ave-
nue.. formerly known as the Mrs. Hill
property, to l.. A. Renfrow, who mas
Just moved his family from their for
mer home on Second avenue.
A. Stahl is putting on the roof to
his new brick plumbing establishment
adjacent TO the new Herald building
on Fifth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Smith, who re-
turned last week from two months
trip in Louisiana and Arkansas, are
in love with Hot Springs, Ark, and
will go there TO make their future
nome IL they can sell their residence
in this city soon.
Mrs. G. W. Kierulff. formerly resi-
late years Of Phoenix, Ariz.. visited
briefly in Grinnell on her way back
TO her old Montezuma home for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Ferguson are
having the pleasure of visit from
their daughter, Mrs. Murray Flanagan
and her TWO sons, who will be here
for some weeks.
Mrs. +. NJ. Rartling is again at the
home here after an extended visit with
friends and her sister in Council
Bluffs
An Eastern Star kensington will be
held in Masonic hall tomorrow after
noon, beginning at 3 o'clock, at which
The following ladies will be hostesses
Mrs. d. H. Shook. Mrs. Warder Stoaks
Mrs A. G. Norris, Mrs. ". S. Needhanl
and Miss Clara Baggs
Following is list oi the newly elect
ed officers for the coming year of the
Literary Clan: President, Mrs Frank
P. Marvin: vice president, Mrs. Ella
Hoyt; recording secretary, Mrs. Arthur
Robson; corresponding secretary, Miss
Ella Cravath; treasurer, Mrs. NJ. D.
Marquis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Vets and
their two children have come back &c
their home near this city after win
ter sojourn in southern California
which has also been benefit in the
way of health. Mrs. H, S. Viets and
her daughter, Miss Sara Viets. are ex-
pected here this week, having stopped
for visit in Colorado Springs.
George H. Walker has traded his
residence property on Sixth avenue
east TO A. c. Rinefort, taking from
him an eighty acre farm in Sheridan
township. Possession il to be given
March /. 1918. ~
Grinnell chapter Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution has given
voice to the loyalty of It's members to
the flag and the country In this crisis
by the adoption OF the patriotic reso-
lutions adopted and published by the
Iowa Society Of the D. A. r.. A num-
Der of members have Joined the Red
Cross Chapter OF this county and are
engaging in helpful work Of that or
ganization.
J. e. Hayward, OF Sheridan town
ship, reports the sale by him OF a hog
Weighing TO pounds and bringing min
$10s.
A boys garden club on business
basis, having shares at 9 fixed price
and stockholders to absorb the entire
capital stock, has been established In
this city. Stanley Talbot has been
made president Dana Corroush secrs.
tary, and Arthur Woodwork treasurer
Other stockholders are John Talbot
and Dorr Yeager. Wilbur Thomas OIL
the college, director OF the public
school garden work, 10 to be genera
examiner and adviser. The CLUB plani
70 rent several lots and plant them &c
such vegetables - can best be raised
under the conditions and that will nnc
! the readieet home market The CAPT
tai stock y to be used for seed and
other things necessary 20 give the Plan
| a start.
| Nj. and Mrs. q. a. Blair, who movet
to Gr1nnel1 few years ago from tAsi'
former homo IN Chsrokse. afs hsvinl
the pleasure q Visit fSOm % Cher0'
kes nsfghhors. DR. and Mr.. r. A. Eli