Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-27
Grinnell and Vicinity.
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GrinRelI, Mach 27.--Mrs. L. J. Till
inghast died on Monday afternoon at
the :. ID. RugSles home on Sixth ave-
nue., from heart trouble. She had been
living here with her daughter. a college
student. The body was taken to Clar-
ion, the former home of the family.
! A. Mcintosh, for many years one of
Grinnell's prominent business men. is
spending week visiting here at the
, home of his daughter Mrs. John NJ
Gannaway. He has been making his
home with another daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Lyman, IN Des Moines
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Mehiin are
entertaining NJ their home Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Williams. Of Oberlin. o.
MIR and Mrs Elmer Bortell's daugh-
ter Margaret is suffering from a mild
attack OF dipn'heIia and is under'Quar-
antine This IL the first case that has
been announced here for some months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Grubb ana
little daughter started today on their
journey to Seattle. Wash, where they
plan TO make their future home. Mr..
Grub has been a courteous figure IN
the meat markets of this city for
y
| who are sorry to have him leave.
Mac Clark is taking vacation OF
three or four weeks going to Chicago
for a week, then to Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. George w Cowden are
having the pleasure of weeks VISIT
from their daughter, Miss Mabel, who
is teaching at Missouri Valley
Mrs. L. Lyklns, who has been visit
ing Mrs. w. H. Raft and other rela
tives in/Grinnell for several days, has
now gone back to her home in Nevada,
| Iowa
ST lnman who has been in training
| at the Great Lakes station. has been
transferred to New York with the pro-
spect of 5000 being sent to France.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
1nman, OF this city.
| L. c. Tiederman. of Madison town
ship. was rec emily seriously burned by
an explosion of gasolene in the home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler have re
! ceived word from their Oldest daugh-
ter, Mrs. o. ID. Jordan. living in Mis-
souri,, that the family is about to move
to Greeley, Colo, where they have pur-
chased n dairy ranch.
Everett Edwards. OF the Wesco Z
RoOv store force. went with Miss
Mabel Holly, Of Brooklyn. to Dies
Moines recently and were married.
They will make their home in Grin
nell. The groom is a son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs John Edwards, of this city.
r. J. Hadley has entered seven fine
specimens Of his big Aberdeen Angus
| breeders in the Sioux City cattle show
put on by the breeders association.
Mrs. Fay Matteson, Of this city Is
having the happiness Of visit from
her brother Horace Davidson, who has
lust received his discharge after sew
eral months Of service in France.
Miss Dorothy Hall is reported as
making good recovery from an oper-
alton in the city hospltal mere LOT To-
lief from appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lands, of New
ton. announce the birth to them Of
nine pound son. Mrs. 1anals was
Miss Beatrice Hughes. daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hughes, OF Gr1nne''
Holm Sanders received on Sunday
} telegram telling of the death Oh ms
mother at her home in Kingston Cana
da, on Sunday. .u
G. A. Blair had an unfortunate fall
down the stairs at his home that tore
loose some of the lsansents OF his TOOL
and forces him to use q cane.
High school football and track aspir-
ants are hard at work, the former IN
der the coaching OF John SayseH ana
Raftety and the track men under
Coach Nichols.
| Prof. r. II. Perring, vi Grinnell Col
llege, writes from Camp Shelby, MISS
where he has been Tor several Hi0iisiiS
ae,d director for the Red Cross. that
no has applied for discharge and
hopes to be relieved before Ions
The Chester Center Congregational
parsonage Is undergoing renovation
with the Introduction OF modern I'M
provetnents for the comfort and con-
Iven1ence Of it, new pastor, Rev. James
IA. Smith, and his family, who have
INST como to the pastorate OF that
church and the ono at Newbure.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Spauldtng have
had tho pleasure Of visit from MT
and Mrs., George walls and daughter
CAroi, OF FsAver1ide. Gait, who were
on ssH.ss.r way 70 M!Acre= Mrs. Wills
vaa well known tn Geinnell az Mss
Marie Bousqnet.
Prof. Ddith Buck. formerly Of me
Cedar Falls state school but now with
Iher brother. Irving \. Buck, at his
home in Donipfan, Mo-, stopped nero
for q short visit on her way from
Sheldon, Iowa, TO i1er present iM11sa.
she wes Z delegate to the state oon-
yentlon Of the ID. A. r. at Sheldon !.
Prof. H. W. MAtlacse, pressdent OF
the Iowa state Music Teachers As-
l N =
ffrst Of the week to help in the plans
for the coming convention there
J At his home IA this cdtE Rex- ". a.