Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-26
GrinnelI and Vicinity.

Special 10 Tunes Republican.
Grinnell. Aug. 26.-J. c. Howell, OF
the High School of Commerce of De
troit, Mich. is spending his week OF
vacation with his three children at the
home of their grandfather, II. A Field
Of this city.
Judge Robson, of the superior court
OF Grinnell, has given his decision III
the case OF city of GrinneE against
the Iowa Light Heat and Power Com
pany. also OF Grinnell, in which he
continues the injunction against the
company's proposal to stop pumping
water for the city. for twenty days. 10
give the city an opportunity to appear
to the supreme court. The petition OF
he city. aside from the Injunction Is
dismissed on its merits The judge
finds that the company is entitled 10
the cost Of pumping. which was placed
by the city's chosen appraiser at about
l5L cents a 1000 gallons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Arment have
-sturned fro mtheir wedding trip TO
Minneapolis Elk River and Lake
Francis, Mimi.
John Ford. of Searsboro. has Just
sold his farm, south of Grinnell, 10
Pearl Stanley.
Cress Hoyt is spending a week IN
Grinnell in a visit TO his mother after
a summer Of chautauqua work HIS
work for the coming year is in the high
school OF Oskaloosa, where he is 70
teach United States history and have
charge of the athletic department.
John Patton. Jr., came from oma ma
to spend Sunday with his parents, Mr..
no Misses
Edith and Esther Patton, who had been
visiting in Chicago. also returned 70
their home here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Chenoveth are
having the pleasure Of visit from
their son, Louis, and his wife and
their daughter, who come from their
home in kewanee, Ill
Mrs J. =. Smith is reported as well
started on the road to recovery from
the operation undergone at the Com
munity hospital on Sunday last.
The former DR.. Billings residence
on Broad street adjacent to the huge
excavation at the northwest corner OF
Broad and Fifth. has been sold by the
Hagen brothers to Fred Dare, VINO
plans to relocate on his farm. When
the lot is cleared Hagen brothers an
nounce their plan Of building a garage
there.
August Stahl has had the pleasure
of visit from his brother. Fred Stahi
who comes from his home in OSBORN
Fred Abel has been 10 Oklahoma on
business trip and he and NJ w
Swisher have been taking some recre-
alton at Excelsior Springs. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Chaplin are
visiting relatives near Galcsourg, H.
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Lowrey and ram =
lily have had the pleasure of WISH
from Lieut.. Hugh Beers, who served
nearly a year in France, and has re-
Gently received his discharge. He has
gone on to Denver. where he Is to be
teacher and director Of athletics in
Denver high school.
Delmar Myers. of Searboro. with
Clifford Baker and Paul Miller and a
farm hand. We're auto riding on Sun
day near Lynnville when the car went
into the ditch and all the boys were
more or less injured, Myers apparent
" worse than the others. The driver
Of the car had turned out to pass a
buggy, The car was badly damaged
ana the OuSEy Solile"l dl ieSs 81.
Fort Dodge schools opened yester-
day and Miss Pearl Palmer, Of this
city, went back to be ready to begin
her work.
The news has come to Grinnell OF
the marriage early in this month q
Miss Lucille Lang. OF Brooklyn. to
Lieut. Clayton o. Burnside. in Min
neapolis. The groom was in the Nine
teenth division and was stationed at
Camp Dodge. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lang, for
merfy Of Grinnell. now of Brooklyn
She was a student Of Grinnell high
school and Of the college at Ames.
Rev. J. NJ. Brown is at home from
his Denver trip and reports his son,
| Donald, as recovering but unable to
| even use clutches for a couple OF
weeks,