Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-25

stopped over for q short time to Walt
Grinnell friends. He IL In the Thir-
teenth field artillery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart q. Howard have
had visit from Berne Wymore VINO
has just received his discharge after
more than two and half years OF SER
vice In the navy on the Utah. lie mas
gone 10 his home in Barnes CITY.
The annual meeting of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union was
a very encouraging one, New members
were received and reports wero given
OF all branches OF the organization.
The following Officers were elected and
supedintsndents appointed for the
work OF the year just ahead: President,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Kirk; Mrs Roy Hucoln.
first vice president; Mrs Joseph Soph-
er, second vice president: Mrs. lsa-
bella Brande, third vice president; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. @. w. Rich
ards; assistant secretary, Mrs, j. q
Stocks; treasurer. Miss Harriet Buck;
superintendent. Mrs, q, o. Wauand.
Mrs. William Hamilton, Mrs, Emma
Bailey. Miss Sarah Clark, Mrs, q. Is
McGuin. Mrs. Comely, Mrs. ]. Lincoln.
Mrs. Binegar. Mrs. +. NJ. kearney,
Mrs. j. c. stocks.
Mrs. Herbert Birch has been enjoy
ing visit from her niece and her two
children. Hazel and Paul, who have
now gone back TO their home in Dav-
export.
Miss Ruth Willard IL visiting her
father, w. q. Willard and her sister
Miss Faith Willard, in this city. She
has been teaching in the Library
UnNg
soon 70 take charge of n branch library
az Kansas City for the corning year.
c. NJ Maxwell brings some fully
matured corn from his farm in nine
ty-nine days from the planting ana
says he hns thirty-five like the sample
that King Frost can not injure.
Howard Sanders reports his brother
I.ucius Sanders, who has been critSrl-
~ i'll from heart disease. as having
taken a turn for the better with good
prospects for a recovery that will per-
NIT him to return to his home in Pas
adena, Calf
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bennett and their
children have returned from an enjoy.
able outing in their auto, for a couple
OF weeks They visited Mr.. Benefits
parents at Chatsworth. >They were ac-
companied by Miss Edith Bye.
Mrs. Rollie Slater. who has been Wis
ting in this city at the j. F. Slater
home has gone back to her own home
in Sioux City. r
Mr.. and Mrs. X. C. Cornell ANNOUNCE
the birth TO them of daughter.
I. f. Goodrich. who is III at Colfax,
is reported as not gaining very fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will stecher report
their daughter. Hazel. whom they re-
Gently visited at the saHatorium al
oakdale, as making gratifying inn
provement
E O. Young. owner OF over l,iOo
acres of good Iowa soil has just added
another quarter section 20 the 4So he
owned in South Dakota
The annual meeting Of the Grinneli
Commercial Club is announced for
Friday evening of this week in the
basement Of the Methodist church.
Mrs. r J. .Jaqua has been visiting
in this city her brother. DR.. E. s. Ev-
ans, who has recently been released
from army service and settled down to
resume his practice here. and Is now
visiting at her fathers home in Hamp-
ton. ya.-e.-
E-E-llANCG Las Il - PS4 ~ 90 - .
I'll with typhoid fever, at the Com
rnunity hospital.
Miss Neil Higbee and her sister
Mrs. May Reeves. Of Kansas City. mo-
tored 10 GrinnelI the last of last week
for a week OF visiting with relatives
and friends.
Prof. and Mrs H. s. Conard are en-
/ tertaining as their guest Miss Sar-
gent, former instructor in the COL
lege here. .....
Ben De Ham. graduate of Iowa Col
lege in Grinnell and since a strong
educational worker in China, from
which country he was obliged TO come
/ back to his native Land for the benefit
OF his wife's health. has been located
for some time in a bank in Laurel,
/ Neb He is now in Switzerland in the
effort to get together a herd of zoo or
500 goats for importation to this coun-
! try, he having gone into partnership
| with F. A Mccormack, Of Sioux City
/ in an attempt to develop the CONNER
cial possibilities in goat raising here.
Clyde Foster, who owned a quarter
| section Of land near Chester Center
recently bought an adjoining eighty
Of Bert Bacon. paying him $40 an
acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Kingdom, recent
! ~ married IN the western part Of the
state. spent Sunday with relatives and
\ friends in Grinnell, on their way TO the
new home they are TO make for them
| selves in Effingham, Ill.
The park commissioners have just
taken a step towards the permanent
advertisement and beautirying of the
/ city by fixing in the south size Vi tiis
park facing the Rock Island railroad
the name "Grinnelr' in large raised
cement block letters.
Wilbur Molison, of Malcolm, won at
| the fairs Of this county the right Of
representing Poweshiek county at the
boys camp at the state fair, with al
expenses paid by the state board Of
! agriculture, because of receiving tine
highest average in the baby beef con-
test. Molison. Paul Stanley, Of Grin
nell. and Orville Neville of Malcolm,
also 20 TO the state fair as judging
team TO compete in boys Judging
| contest.