Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-07
Grinnnll and Vicinity.

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Grinpeu, June Lieut.. {. ;. lem
ing of the Twenty eighth division re-
Gently back from France, and WIN ms
discharge. is stopping to visit ola urn
peu friends, on his way TO his nome IN
walnut He was formerly a leadlns
athlete Of Griunell COLLEGE Z" whiVh "'
plans TO return in the coming iaii
Mr. and Mrs. V. \. Ratznerr COMING
in their car from their home IN BoNeE'
MINI, to visit Mrs. Arthur Ntrt
obliged To leave their car at Mason Cl'E
hscause Of the badly washed roads
DIR T.. +. Talbot has gone for. a hrlet
STAY in Rochester. MINI, after whICh i'e
uoes 10 attend the meeting OF the
American Medical Association at Al
IantiC City. \. J.
John Horn is back at work in the
Merchants National Rank, which posi-
ton he gave up 10 enter the aJnbu-
lance division of the United states
service. from which ne has been re-
Gently DISCHARGED. He has been visit
iDl, his mother, who lives in Lowell
Mich. The family lived for 'seNe'dl
years in Grinnell and Mr. Horn was
teacher in the college. ~.
The flag and the sixty-foet pole 10Y
il Mat President HaTniln. Of the MeT-
chants National Bank. gave to the new
Community hospital. was raised on
the hospital grounds yesterday after
noon. little southeast Of the nam
huiIdirg There wert no ceremonies
hut flag and building which is nearing
the date OF opening. will take the pub
lie ceremonies together
Capt. sumner Bump arrived In Grin
nell last evening when there was
iovfuI reunion OF the Bump and the
Christian families.
The mems glee club Of Grinnen Col
lege elected the following officers TINS
week: President, Frederic Parker. 20
secretary and treasurer. Arnold Ward
90; business manager. Martin Ram
sey. 20: librarian. Hall Clovis.
James Ewart and Mark Sturgeon
bought a 2S0-acre farm northeast OF
Grinnell at $500 an acre. The old Rod
ney Marsh farm. since owned by George
H. McMurray. has just been sold again
by Ed Sharp TO Mr.. Ryan, OF BrooS.-
Ign. at 1904 an acre.
The college dramatic club at its meet
ing this week. elected, the following
officers: Ward Macy. president: Hell
en- Stevenson. vice president; Helen
Irhl. secretary: Frank Wilcoxen. treas
urer. Kenneth Ceddes. business man
ager; Joseph Kelly, sergeant-at-arrI1s.
Merely Mary Ann" is the piece TO be
presented on the evening Of June Il.
! Forrest Otcheck. of this city, a Sec
ond year student in high school, who
| won the county prize in PoweshieS
| last fall in the baby beef contest, has
| Just got back from the trip TO Chicago
| and Milwaukee, which that winning
made free to him. Last year he weigh
ed in a 300-pound Shorthorn- Hereford,
| fed him 29O days and weighed him out
! at !. 900 pounds, or a daily average gain
! Of "a pounds. He has now on hand a
yearling pure bred Hereford that
| weighs 900 pounds that he thinks good
enough TO visit some Of the fairs, start
! ing with the Grinnell and the state.
! Otcheck comes from family Of prize
| winners in agricultural products and
has served a good apprenticeship in
that line before taking up prize ami
NAL raising.
| The Spaulding contest on effective
public speaking is scheduled for We'd
nesday evening Of next week and the
place changed to the college chapel.
! Mr. and Mrs. Harry g. Wire. who
started in their car from Long Beach,
| Cal. to come back to their old home
| in GrinneTl. reached the J. E. Nicely
! home on Thursday evening but had 10
| Iaar-a -hair oar a- Fort Dodpa They
plan TO remain here for the summer.
L. W. Satchell. whose wife and
| daughter have been living for three
years at Riverside. Calf, started yes
terday afternoon to go to them for a
months visit, as his daughter. Louise
graduates from the high school there
on the 9th Of this month. Miss Louise
plans to go on in study in the univer-
sity at Los Angeles next year.