Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
Grinnell and Vicinity.

Special to Times-Republican.
Grinnell, July 1.-THE body OF
Henry Craver, OF Elma, Is TO be
brought here tomorrow morning on
the 1910 train and taken at once to
Hardwood cemetery where short
service will be held by Rev. j. NJ.
Brown. Mr.. Craver, some thirty live
years ago, was resident of Grinnell
and worked for his cousin, Charles
Craver, in the header works. He was
brother of Thomas Craver who lives
on a farm south of Searsooro; also a
brother Of Mrs. c. NJ. Thomas of this
city. He was veteran of the civil
war and these members of the Grand
Army Post will act as pail bearers: L..
D. Forehand, H. v. Ruff, r. Shadbolt
T. ]. Noll, H. A. Field, ]. M. Camp
bell.
Frank NJ. Lee, who recently gradual
ed from the veterinary department OF
the Kansas City school and opened an
office in this city, has received com
mission as second lieutenant veterinary
in the United States army and holds
himself in readiness for orders. He
took the examination and volunteered
in Kansas City.
JOnn ~ ROuTkP Hes Win d ~ 'NS'
hip and other injuries "a result oi
his sleep walking habits that caused
him to walk out of the second-stof
window of the Ritter hardware build
ing on Commercial street. He struck
on q tin roof and was discovered by
Night Officers Keenan, ana Grcssono.
He is so a years of age. He dreamed
burglars We're after him.
Dr. e. f. Talbot. in hospital az
Des Moines is showing such improve
ment that Mrs. Talbot has returned
home.
The next term of Grinnell superior
court is to open July %, The jury
is called for Aug. 20. These jurymen
HAYES been named: w. c. Hubert, j.
L. Wichman. w. w. Billick, of NAL
com; r. T. Swenke and Eugene Bash
man, of Jackson; Charles Beacon, "l
Union: H. G. Peters, J. l.. Hackett
Dale Welton G. B. Bryan, c. B. Black,
A. B. Jensen, D. 3. Gill, of Grinneli;
William Hall, of Madison township
The recruiting station has sent two
more recruits to the regular army
Homer F.. Lane, of Searsboro, to the
medical department. and Clarence q.
Honeywell of Davenport, to the in
fantry. both going to Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo.
AT the union service at Ward tleld
Sunday evening the congregation put
s102 into the collection to be added 70
the mess fund of the troopers.
Capt Ross f. Powell. United States
marine corps, has written letter 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Person of this city tell
ing them their 19-year-ul SON. Joseph
r. Person. has arrived in France. The
parents have a card in their window
that all may know man from mat
h, me is doing his Bit at the front.
Manager B. F.. Edwards of the
Farmers Elevator Company. has been
called to Illinois by the Illness OF his
mother. He expects to be away
couple of weeks. j. l.. Mcllrath IS
filling his place during his absence.
Harry l. Yeager and his son Dorr
are home after trip to Cleveland, ..
Miss Margaret Spaulding has gone
back home at Charlotte, Mich, after
few weeks visit with Miss Ermal
Whiting.
Miss t'idesta Hastings is visiting her
friends, MI. and Mrs. Louis Hopkins,
in Chicago.
Miss Jennie Rule, Miss Emma Cook,
and Miss Walma Talbot, who has had
charge Of party of Poweshiek Camp
Fire girls, have returned from their
outing at Clear Lake.