Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-20
GrinnelI and Vicinity,

Special TO Times Republican.
Grinnell, Nov. sh.--A public mass
meeting has been called by the central
labor union. TO be held at the superior
court room IN this city tomorrow eve
Ming beginning at o'clock. at which
time and place President Garfield, Of
the Iowa State Federation o. Labor
will give the leading address. The
labor conditions OF today are TO be dis
Cu5sed.
Mrs. c. F. ChiIds has gone for stay
Of indefinite lencth among the Ozark
mountains OF southern Missouri. maxi
ing headquarters at Holiister, near the
Arkansas line.
Benjamin Reynolds, for several years
clerk in the Ross Shoe Company store
OF this cfty. is now on the road for an
eastern house and travelling in Ne
brassa, with headquarters at Lincoln.
Mrs. Reynolds went there on Sunday.
Lewis Duffus recently made an ex-
change Of his 2s0-acre farm north of
Brooklyn for the l42-acre farm west
OF Montezuma, of A. W. Gordon. Pos
session Is to be given on March l.
The Durus farm was figured at $3.50
per acre: the Gordon farm at s202.5o.
Mrs. W. J. Boyd has had the pleas
uce of a three weeks visit from her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Carson.
who have now returned to their own
home at New Hartford.
J. c. Stocks. who has been pros
trated for the past four weeks since
the dangerous attack made upon him
by hornless bovine, is feeling a little
stronger and hopes to be about his
usual occupation soon.
Henry Storm. formerly Of Gr!nnell
and son .in-law OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Harrison, Of this city, stopped
here for . brief visit On his way from
the Rexan convention In Des Aioines
to his home In Chicago.
Ben Thompson. of Washington town
ship. Is c.osins UP his business affairs
In this region and viii move to tho
new farm home he has bought near
Fergus Falls, MINI.
Mrs. John Mowttt, patriotic instruc-
tor OF Gordon Granger Relief Corps of
this city, is arranging an appropriate
program tor the cemobll:zing Of the
service flag Of the corps at the next
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December.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Ferguson enter
tain at their home. 142l Broad street,
tomorrow evening at s o'clock. the
women Of the Searchlighr Club and
their husbands
Mrs. c. A. Blair and Mrs F. J.
Kiesel have charge OF the program this
afternoon OF the Thursday Club, that
holds its regular meeting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Ross, 1909
Broad street.
Philip Streck and family have en-
toyed visit from Mr.. Streck's
now gone back to his home In Seattle.
Wash.
The Misses Elizabeth and Hope
Doud, who have been spending
month with relatives. Mrs. Kate
Chapman, Pete Doud and others, have
gone back to their home in Aledo, Ill.
Col. s. II. Preston. formerly Of this
city. died very recently in Seattle,
Wash. in the ssth year OF mis- age.
He was an uncle Of V. G. Preston, Of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Burton have
been visiting In Iowa City at the
homes Of Judge Byinston and James
McCollister. old friends from Ohio.
II. AID Mrs.. G. g. Woods are enjoy
ing a visit from their son Clarence
who comes from Owatonna, MINI.
Mrs. z. r. Reiter plans to leave
her home here about Dec. to spend
the winter in California. Her resi-
dence. s33 West street. is to be occu-
pied by DR.. and Mrs- Frank Leo.
Mrs. Katherine Macy Moves. who
has been at the parental home in this
city for several weeks, returned to her
home In rrbana. Ill, this week.