Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-24
Grlnnsli and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Grlnnell, Oct. A.--Publio announce
ment has been made that the new st
Francis hospital IN this city will have
its formal opening to the public on
Nov. 10. The building IS completed
and the grounds are in readiness but
there is the usual delay in the delfv-
cry Of some Of the inside appliances.
Mrs. q. c. Remand started from her
home in this city on Wednesday eve
ming for a few weeks visit in Colorado
and California
Thursday morning chapel at Grin
nell College consisted mostly IN com
munity sing with Professor g. l.
Pierce as leader. and the college or
chestra, the piano and the organ CIV
ing the instrumental accompaniment
so greatly was this program enjoyed
that there IL prospect OF repetition AT
appropriate intervals.
DR.. J. NJ. Jehle, assistant state vet
erinarian, under government orders.
has been notified to change his sphere
Of operations so as to make Atlanuc
his headquarters after Nov. !. Mrs
Jehle IN still visiting in Ohio' WnsFe
she has been for some time.
Mrs. I. W. Umbenhauer started from
her home her on Wednesday on a
three weeks trip, visiting hrst cou-
sin at Creston. and then going TO Elk
ceis!or Springs, Mo.
Tho Grsnnen Realty Company has
boon steadily working to secure the
neosssary 10000 Of stock and an.
nouncAs no near completion OF that
work. The following named an me
ssec4ed o6icsrs Of the company: Pres
idsut. 8 J. Pooisy; secretary. j. O.
ahiniset; trsasurer. Or. II. 3. Brook.
District superintendent J. N. Brown
Of Oskaioosa, VIII prsach to his former
parishfonsrs In this city on Sunday
evening and hold quarterly conference
on Monday. The regular pastor Rev.
DR.. ". c. wasser. will 60 to Newton IN
the afternoon and preach In tho Meth
odist church In the evening.
Miss d. Ruth HeidlebauEh has en-
toyed q visit Of several days from her
sister, Miss Eda Heidlebauxh. whose
home 10 in Marshalltown.
On Wednesday evening. about a;25.
Harry Frye, drove his Ford to the curb
on Broad street in front Of A. l. Ham
tlton's barber shop and left 1t Tor some
fifteen minutes. he has not seen II
since and mourns It as stolen. and a
reward Of $50 has been offered for Its
return and the capture OF the THIEF.
The United Presbyterian church was
represented 1t tho convention Of the
wonan's Missionary Society at Elm
wood church In Des Motnes the first
Of the week by the following ladies:
Mrs. ". wsoah1-2, Mrs.. VIII Ham
ilton. Mrs. John Curtis and Mrs.
Thomas McIlrath. ...
Reports from Barney Kennedy. Sec
ton foreman on the N. & 8. l.. VINO
has been confined to his home Tor
weeks with serious illness, show that
he is not gaining. and It II feared that
recovery Is impossible.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Moy1e started
on Wednesday evening for California,
where they plan to visit relatives ana
friend s for a month or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Robson. OF Com
merc,al street, left here on Wednesday
evening to spend the winter at the
home OF their daughter. Mrs. Harry A.
Keener, in San Francisco.
The Misses Mabie and Mary Con
have had Z brief visit from Mrs. Ksr-
ksr, who had attended z convention at
Port Huron, Mich, and was returning
to her homo IN Los Angeles. Cal