Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-09
Gripneil and Vicinity.
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GrinpeIl. June g.--Rev. II. NJ. Nittum
preached morning and evening yester'
day in the Congregational church mere
In the absence OF Pastor Cross, VINO
was AT Carleton College, Northtieiu
MINI. Mr.. Vittum Is In ms usu'''
health and ylgor, any public noti'es w
the contrary notwithstanding.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T., Graham nave hi'
visit from Mr.. Graham's mo'he',
Mrs. E. G. Graham. who has now gone
back to her home in Tama
Harry l.. Viets came the last Of ''i'
week from southern California WheiS
he has spent the winter and where ms
family remains The length OF MS stay
here is indefinite,
Mrs, Bressler has recovered from
serious illness so that she IL apie TO ''
back in her own home, having pee"
az the home of her sister Mrs. Johh
Seiberth. 60.
Following are the officers-elect lor
the ensuing term of the local iooee
of odd Fellows: Noble grand, NJ. u
Satchell: vice grand. Harlan Imam
corresponding secretary, Samuei Ne'-
son: financial secretary, Earl heh-
nedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Cessna "hoSe
daughter. Mildred. is one oil the "'s'
school graduates OF FRIDAY last, nave
the Measure OF a visit from their son.
Thomas, Jr. from Kansas Clty, anu
their daughter. Mrs. 7. +. Vance. ana
her son. from Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Kirby. former
residents of this city, but Tor se'er"'
years Of Manitou, Colo, with their WV
children. are visiting indefinitely hIe
Iieut. Karl Dreamer has Wired MS
father. J. C. Creamer, of this city 'f'a'
he has landed at Newport News anu
expects TO be at home soon.
'rhe Westfield Grange announces an
onen meeting for tomorrow evening
postpoued from last weeks date on ac-
count of the storms.
Frank Morrison, son of Mr.. ana VIZ
d. $. Morrison. of this city, called from
his home in Council. Idaho, by the re
cent death of his father, has gone pach
TO mis- home. His brother, Donald VINO
was called from his former nome ~
Berkeley. Calf. at the same time, mas
decided to remain in Gf:nnen.
Miss Rea Gagnon, a former nurse III
the city hospital here, bat for e'en'
months within forty miles OF the front
in France. is here visiting her man!
friends and making headquarters az
the Carter Manly home. She is one Oh
the twenty nurses invited 10 the pan
nuet held by the Rainbow division re-
Gently in Des Noines. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cass, who had
Ia,, n
a trip TO New England, have peeh
obliged to postpone the date or sIar
ing by the recent rains. Mr., Cass h"'
a brother living in Peteroofo, n. H.
and expects to spend much or the
summer there.
Arthur Il. Barquist, 3+sth field artll-
lery, Ninetieth division, whose home Is
in this city, has wired The Horak fam
ily here of his, safe landing I'M New
York. and his expectation OF belns
here soon. '-' a.
DR.. E.B. Wiley has sold his farm OF
225 acres. southwest of Grinnell. 10
Harry I. Yeager and Warder Steaks.
HI McIlrath is having the pleasure OF
a visit from ais. son, George Mcilrath,
and his wife, who come from their
nome IN hdnSdS Slts hO
man was a star basketball man in COL
lege.
Mrs. John Seiherth and Mrs. A.
Bressler are having the pleasure OF
visit from their sister, Mrs. Mary HIS
of Arkansas City, -..
The biennial convention of the Iowa
Federation Of Woman's Clubs, at their
meeting at Ames this week, will have
the following state committee men,
bers from Grifinell: Mrs. VIII Sand
ers. Mrs. c. K. Needham, Mrs. Pearl
Somers,1 Mrs. Z. H. Spaulding, Mrs,
Eugene Henely and Vice President
Mrs. Fl. w. Spauiding. also delegates
as follows Drummond Club. Mrs. u.
H. Hamlin and o. T. Frisbie; Entire
Nous, Mrs. II. NJ. Harris and f. w.
Cross; Historical and Literary, Misses
Belle Corrough and Lucia Pierce and
Mrs. +. E. Spaulding; Literary Clan,
Mrs. c. S. George; Sunset, Mrs. H. 5.
Lowrey. and C. +. Thrasher; Search
light, Mrs. J. Fl. Rowe and John T.
Cessna; Merry Go Round. Mrs. 7. Z.
Cessna and o. w. Park; Grinnell Wom-
ans Club, Mrs. w. B. Wilson, Mrs. B..
]. Kicker Mrs. H. w. Norris and Mrs.
U. NJ FDbbettSs Priscilla, Mrs. A. E.
Fraser. ~