Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-02
Grinneli and Vicinity.

Grinnell. July "A change in the
| management of Hotel Monroe OF this
city is announced to- take place on the
| 18th OF this month Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Weedin turn over the property bought
on contract of p E and A. F. Clifford
| two ormore years ago TO William Pull
| lam, Of Oskaloosa. who takes posses
sion at that date. Mr., and Mrs. Weed
in are very well pleased with Grinnen
as a residence town and propose to
continue here with their family of
children. Mr. weedin has not fully
decided upon. his future line Of ousi-
ness.
| The story Of aviation over the Ital-
in front in 1918 Is TO be part Of the
Moutezunha Fourth OF July attraction.
as seen and told by Lieutenant Hugh
Mitchell OF Grinnell out Of experience
there.
Westfeld Grange Adrawg largely on
Grinnel for Fourth of July attractions.
taking Rev. E. N. Whitman as their ora
| tor Of the day and Warder Stoakas for
music, while the Council Bluffs
orphanage is to benefit from the sales
Of the stands.
Mrs. g. L. Kingdom. mother OF Mrs.
J. c. Goodrich. Of this city, will pass
her ninetieth birthday anniversary to-
day, and there will be sope celebra-
tfon. Mrs. R G. Hunter, her
granddaughter. with her little daughter.
Barbara, came from their home in st.
Paul and will visit for some time with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. sites and their
daughter Phoebe have just returned
from their long automobile trip thru
the east and report a very pleasant
4 time despite considerable mud and
other bad road conditions They went
to Philadelphia and were away from
l home for five weeks.
| County Superintendent Esteiie Coon
| announces that the beautiful silk flag
won by the school children Of Powe-
| stiek county in competition with the
state at large will be displayed prom
| inently at all the fairs and other large
public gatherings that all who had any
| part in the winning may be able to see
and admire 1t.
Superintendent and Mrs. Eugene
| Henely are away from home for this
week attending national educational
| meeting at Milwaukee.
Jack Friel. al Alexis. Ill, and Miss
Orc Belle McNabb, of this city were
made husband and wife In DeS Moines
on Friday last by Rev, w. C. Cole, of
Capitol Hill Christian church. The
newly married pair came back 70 Grin
!: neil ior over saturday aIis S.sen "e2-
to visit the mother Of the groom at
Alexis. Ill. The bride Is the daughter
| OF Mrs. Pearl McNabb. Of this city,
| and has been a teacher In the Davis
school OF this city. Mr.. Fr1el Is IN
| army service, where he enlisted before
| the war began and WHARF he has still
some months to serve.
MI. and Mrs. Lewis sampson, 72o
East street, announce the birth TO
them Of twins. boy and . girl. on
Sunday last. s.s.S
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Buchanan arc e.
pecting home soon, to be with them
thru tn summer. their dauHhker. MISS
Fannie, who has been in New York
thru the past school year.
A. G. Lyon, who recently LETT his
home here and at New York took
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Gross workers and started for Siberia
has written back to Mrs. Lyon Of their
safe arrival in vladtvostok ard some
thing Of the plans fYr culture Moei< Re