Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-24
GrinneII and Vicinity.
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Special TO llEieS- Tep'upiiSi' .
Grinnell, June 24.-The moving pic
ture houses of this city have adopted
the restricted schedule and. beginning
with the week Of July 7, Will exhinl'
only three evenings each week, Frloay'
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Winifred Wheeler has changed
her position as bookkeeper for the
Spurgeon Mercantile Company TO
bookkeeper at the Grinnell Savings
Bank.
The Congregational church floats a
beautiful flag over the pulpit and plat
form, in addition to the regular service
flag, The gift the past weeX Oh the
Misses Alice and Henrietta Spauidins.
Two stars have just been added TO
their service flag, for Harry r. Has
tings and E. Donald Meacham.
Mrs. H. H. Sprague and her daush-
tiers, Lena and Ina, start today for
two months visit to Mrs. Sprague
cousin, 0. A. Gordon, at Greeley, Colo.
The following men entrained here rot
Camp Dodge this morning and received
the usual community send-off to the
accompaniment OF the city whistles
and the band: SiSert NJ. Osland. Paul
]. Latchem, William NJ. Paul. Charles
Newton Schwab, Henry Woodford
Taylor, all OF Grinnell; George New
ton, Camille Minnaert, OF Brooklyn:
August Schlentner, Ernest Thompson
and Archie Dieterich, Of Guernsey;
Glenn Wesley Cranston, Of Deep River;
Harold Glenn Lynch and Carl Meyer
Of Malcom: Omer Ernest Wiley. Sid
ney, o.; Bernard r. Meyer, Anthem
Iowa; Joseph Chyma, Tama; Walter
Henry Grelle, Dillsboro, Ind; John van
Campo, Hartwick; Earl Rice Beason'
Taintor; George Van Gorkom, Suny
The following alternates are liable TO
be called: John Meyer, Brooklyn;
Charles La Caeyese. Kewanee, Ill;
Grant Orrin Wherry, Guernsey; Harry
Fay Downey. Racine, Wis.
Philip Kelleher has been promoted
from the hospital unit, where he has
been serving. to Che officers training
school at Camp Dodge.
Mrs. G. T. Baggs is having for the
summer the company Of her grandson,
George Baggs, who comes from his
home at Colorado Springs.
Charles Bechly and family. Of Sears
boro, were guests for day Of the DR..
Cooper family of this city, while en-
route to their future home ut Cama1,
Wash.
Mrs. c. c. Warner is having in her
home as guests for a month. Mrs.
Chester NJ Warner and her little
daughter. Rogene. who come from their
home at Grand Forks, N. D.
Donald Morrison writes to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Morrison. that
he has been transferred from Fortress
Monroe to Camp Eustis, Va.
Mabel Taylor is reported as making
good recovery from an operation in the
city hospital here for relief from ap-
pendicitis. She is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs M. f. Taylor.
Lieut.. Everett Martin, son Of Rev.
and Mrs. S. A. Martin, Of this city. has
recently been transferred from Camp
Dodge TO Fort Sill, Okla, for special
drill in the school Of fire.
H. NJ Ramey, who has been for sew
eral years at the Odd Fellows home at
Mason City, is now visiting friends in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Miles are having
the pleasure Of visit from their
granddaughter, Helen May Clark, OF
st. Paul. who came back with Mrs.
Miles after a visit at the Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Clark home. and will return
with her aunt. Miss May Miles. this
week