Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-14
GrinneiI and Vicinity.


Grinnell, July 14.-Many friends are
very glad of the Improvement In
health that has just released Miss
Stella Bartlett from the city hospital.
She left the city early this morning
for st. Paul where she meets Prof
and Mrs. Charles Noble, of this city
and accompany them to Duluth for an
extended outing. Later Miss Bartlett
plans to come back and go to the Pa
cffic coast, probably at San Diego.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Chaplin are en-
joying visit from an old friend and
neighbor when they lived at Anita,
Mrs. Huff, who Is returning to her
home after a visit farther east
L. E. Clifford, Of Des Moines, son-tn-
law of Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin, had an
with three fractured ribs. Lately they
have been troubling him until he has
just been obliged to go to the hospital
for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weedin, for the
past two years proprietors of the Mon
roe Hotel, start tomorrow night, with
their three children, in their auto. on
a trip west into Nebraska Later they
plan to return thru Iowa and spend
some weehs Ii Indiana and Illinois. re-
turning to GrinnelI in time for the
opening of the schools in the fall. The
new proprietors Of the Monroe are to
take possession after supper tomor-
row.
The Young Women's Fellowship
Club holds its July meeting in the
form of a picnic gathering at West
field, starting from Grinnell at 6
o'clock this evening.
Work has begun on the remodelins
Of the DR.. E. B. Wiley residence into
two apartments, the lower OF which
will be occupied by the doctor and his
family and the upper one has been
rented to Mrs. Halle c. Burd.
Mrs. Addie Walker, of this city, who
has been for several months in the
west, now reports as visiting at the
home of Ernest Walker at Vancouver,
B. C.
Mrs. A. Mehlin and Mrs. c. e. Bon
yata have been spending the weekend
with friends at Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F'ailor, Of this
city, and Mr.. Failor's nephew. Samuel
Failor, of Gilman, have gone by auto
to take an outing at Clear Lake.
William keenan,, who has been in
service in France with the 234th divi-
sion, has sent word to Mrs. keenan, Of
his safe landing on these shores and
that he is at Camp Mills, N. ].
Misses Grace and Mabel Murray are
visiting at the home of their sister,
Mrs. George Ziegenmeyer, at New
Richland, MINI.
Mrs. George Deruche, of Chicago.
met Mrs. A. r. LYMAN, Of Marshall
town, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
e. Decatur. of this city, and after a
brief visit here went on to Marshall
town.
The n. S. Lowrey family OF this
city, who left some time ago for an
extended automobile trip in the esat
have reported a safe and pleasant c-.p
to Washington and that they plan to
return thru parts Of Canada
Howard Watkins Is suffering from
a burned hand and badly lacerated
fingers from an accident with a hay
rope and pulley at his farm. The
friction OF the rope and the drawing
OF the fingers into the pulley account
for the injuries.
%. J. Hadley accompanied two OF
his children, Dorothy and Harold, to
Abba where they met an uncle who
went with them the rest of the way to
1ndianola, Eeb, where they viii visit
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Alley have had
the pleasure OF a visit from Mr. and
Mrs. ]. n. Speth, who have been in
Yellowstone Park and are on their
wey 70 4heir home in Davenport.
Mrs. D. 8. Bartlett had the pleas
pre last Kesk r. 1v11lt from har NJ