Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-08
GrinneIl and Vicinity.
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special to TimeS-RepuOllcan.
Grinnell Jan. 81. S. Seiberth has
just had a visit from Samuel O'Brien,
a former Grinnell boy. graduate OF the
high school here and after taking a
law course In Creighton University. is
now a rising lawyer in western Neb-
raska.
Lieut. B. J. Carney, Of this CITY, now
in Camp Cody at Deming. n. NJ. writes
that Floyd Pugh. son Of Mrs. w. E.
Hill, Of this city, Is dangerously III
from pneumonia in the hospital there.
Pugh was in Troop D. Of the First Iowa
cavalry, in camp here last summer.
President G. III Hamlin, Of the Mer-
chants National Bank of this city, has
had word from Internal Revenue Col
lector Louis Murphy that an income
tax officer will be in Grinnell to give
desired Information along the line Of
making out the individual reports to
the government, from the 18th to the
23rd of February, both dates inclusive.
Miss Rose Rule and Miss Hester
Sanders, who spent ten days Of their
vacation in a visit In Chicago at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. l. A. Hopkins.
lions and work as high school teachers.
A double sale has just taken place
Of the Phil Streck residence 404 Broad
street south, Mrs Rose A Streck deed
ing to Martha A. Kelley ard Martha A
Kelley deciding the same property to
E. E. Lincoln. Parties are reticent as
to considerations. 1t Is rumored that
MI Streck will build new residence
for himself and wife.
James McConaghie, of Company 6,
OF the 133rd United States infantry,
and Raymond Wright. Of the ammuni-
ton train, both Grinnell boys. have
been recently commissioned as second
lieutenants.
Mr.. John A Flock has gone west for
the winter. planning 20 visit IN Denver,
then go on TO San Francisco and then
spend the time in southern California
Mrs. I'd Jackson, who has been
spending several days IN this city in a
visit 20 her mother, Mrs. Rhoda Bay
ley. has gone back to her own home at
Strawberry Point.
Matters seem 10 be moving steadily
Along IN a business way towards the
securing Of that proposed hospital for
CONTAGIOUS diseases. Something over
sl.GGs is reported as already pledged.
~ The late meeting Of the Won2an's
Club T. committee OF ten was appointed
by The executive board ard given pow
er 20 art as shall seem best 10 them.
u If rlcyw reported that a new house Of
seven roons with furnace, on a. lot IS
By go feet, ig available for this pur-
y<9ae 1t monthly rental Of SIG.
Miss Lillian Aliiso. has made such
zoof recovery from an operation s1Is-
! .si.e5 IN Il Dies Moines hospital that
accompanied by her sister VINO had
been with her tor s1cne dayz, me was
slIe 70 came bark IN her home the
lst.er part ut the weel.
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