Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-05
GrinneIl and Vicinity.
Special to Times Republican.

Grinuell, Nov. 5.-The stockholders
of the Grinnell Fair Association held
their annual meeting On Monday and
elected the following board OF direc-
tors: Ralph Sherman, J. H. McMur-
ray, J. L. McIlrath, A. G. Rinfort, Jeff
Manatt, J. A. Banghaul. Jarvis john
son, J. E. Stewart. Ralph Rutherford.
F. E. Eichhorn, Judson Blakely, Otto
Schultz, F. L Abel. H. L. Boyer. ]. A.
Stone, Henry Hink. NJ. Green, I. S.
Bailey. B. J. Carney, Frank Wesco.
Grover Eisele, w. J. Nelson, Floyd
Stanley and VIII Allison. The direc-
tors will meet and elect officers Nov.
II. About 500 shares Of the stock
were represented at this meeting ana
the official reports showed the asso-
citation to be in a very satisfactory
condition
The Community hospital baby incu-
bator ceased to DE necessity to the
twins from Charles City on MonGay OF
this week and the healthy and happy
pair were carefully packed and sup
piled with rations and took their long
auto ride to their future home and
waiting parents.
At the Congregational church on
Sunday evening next the ceremony OF
denobilizing the large service flag
will take place, the pastor, former
Chaplain z. w. Cross, being assisted
by Prof. Paul F. Peck. DR.. z. S.
Evans, and other members returned
from army or navy service. Special
music IL to be provided.
Rev. w. r. Lawrence, Of Guernsey,
formerly for some years pastor OF the
United Presbyterian church OF this
city, performed the marriage cere-
mony for School Superintendent Roy
Brown and Miss Mabel Erie, Of Guern-
sey, at the home of Mrs. Maud Miner,
Of that town.
W. e. Golf, who fitted out a large
vacant business building on CONNER
ciaI street, eight years ago, for whole
sale and retail bakery and has per-
sonally conducted a very satisfactory
business there ever since, has just sold
everything connected with the bust
ness to A. Rohner. Of Monroe, Wis,
who Is already in full possession. The
new owner has moved his family to
this city and found home on Third
avenue east Mr.. Golf has not made
public his plans for the future.
ne Case VI odGlc SotuI SGOll dSdiiot
the NJ. & st. L. railroad, which was
tried in the superior court and ap-
pealed by plaintiff to the supreme
court, has been decided by that trib-
unal as UNFOLDING the ruling Of the
lower court. Mrs. Sturgeon was in
jured at a railroad crossing in the
south part of the city and sued for
damages.
AS previously ordered by the city
council the board of trustees for the
old city hospital has disposed Of the
equipment and made report to the
city council at the Monday evening
meeting. The total amount realized
was a little over 370e. The trustees
recommended that all moneys now on
hand or that may accrue from the sale
Of the real estate be put into a fund
whose earnings shall be used to pay
the hospital expenses Of residents Of
the city who are either totally or par
TALLY unable to meet such expenses in
emergency. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McCulloch con-
tinue to get encouraging reports from
their son, J. W. McCulloch, in hospital
at Hampton, where he underwent q Sc
rious operation for relief from appen-
dicitis with complications.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hannay are hay
ing q visit from Mrs. Hannays par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Durham.
whose present home - at SCOTS
siutf, fowe- Forty years nr more ago
they were residents Of this city and
have old friends here yet
Rev. and Mrs. W. p. Stoddard are
looking forward to visit from Mrs.
C. F.. Stoddard. who comes this week
from her home In Washington, D. G.