Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-01
Hrinnell and Vicinity.

Special t. Times Republican.
Gr!nneu FEB. President George
T. White, OF Anatolia COLLEGE in Mar
soyaD. Turkey. with Mrs. White and
their daughter, Miss Margaret and
about 200 educational and missionary
workers, will take steamer at New
York next week for a return trip TO
Turkey. Three and a half years ago
Mrs. white left Marsovan for Constan-
tfrople. She was not permitted to re-
turn to Marsoyan and her teaching
work there so she came on the best
wav war conditions would permit to
this co-ntry and this city. A year or
so later the work at the school was
stopped by the Turkish authorities
ana Mr. Write was compelled 10 come
back to America. Most of the time
siuce their arrival here both Mr.. and
Mrs. White have made their home IN
Minneapolis and have been Jealous in
behalf OF Armenian and Syrian relief
Now they go back as experienced
aders Of this group. with the hope OF
opening W and charging the college
and having hereafter an unrestricted
sphere Of influence in that part of
Asia. Professor Gannaway OF Grinneh
College has brother going over the
sea with This group.
Mr.. and Mrs {. p. Buswell well
coined their son Harry home from
France last night and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clint Vanderveer did the same for their
son Chester
Mr.. and Mrs Charles + Kicker have
received a telegram from Charles,
junior. that he had landed in safety in
New York and the telegram was at
tested nv The signature Of &. J. Kicker
o: this city.
Tire work OF auditing the accounts
Of the city has been completed and the
experts sent out by the state, Z. F.
Waitney and Allen Mum. have gone
70 Des M0ineS 10 send in their report
"a later date.
Roscoe Dempster has bought the c.
w. Schultz eighty acre farm two
miles north OF the city and z. F.,
Holmes has bought the c. W. Horn
eighty south Of the city.
Mrs. Mary Sickle has had a visit
from her daughter in law. Mrs. ". A.
Sickle, who has gone back 70 her
home at Hopkins. Mo.
Mrs George r. Ross is having a visit
fron.h her father. A. Wander Miede. OF
Orange City. Her brother, J. Wander
Miede. is now president of the Far
mers' Live Stock Insurance COMPANY
Mrs p E. Somers and Mrs Will
Sanders have returned to tleir homes
here after a pleasant ten days vaca-
tion in Chicago.
Rev Edmund NJ. Vittum. of the Con-
grPgational church went TO Newburs
yesterday 70 deliver the address on
Theodore Roosevelt which he gave at
the church here and repeated for the
benefit Of the community brotherhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Child have come
back to heir home here after several
DAYS spent IN Chicago. They were ac-
cornpaned home by their son Arthur.
who hss just received his discharge
from the Great Lakes training school.
Many friends here are glad TO learn
from Mrs. Waiter Nicely. at Washing
ton. Iowa. that her daughter Ruth. who
has been very i'll there is much better
and the outlook is hopeful Mrs.
Nicely has been with Ruth FOR some
time.
Mrs. James Cass started on wednes-
day for Long Beach. Cal. where she
plans to spend the rest of the winter
with an aunt.
Henry Johnson has gone to Chenille.
Mimi, to take charge of the business
affairs OF his son. Deverne. who died
very suddenly but a few days ago.
E. H Dawson. living near Jacob
has bought a farm OF 1865 acres three
miles south of Grinnell OF Eliza Jarboe.