Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-10
GrinnelI and Viainjty.

Special 20 Times Republican.
Grinnell. May l9-k- h. Brurnteld
and L. r. Barrett, who recently formed
a partnership here in the agricultural
implement. commerce truck and auto
mobile business. with headquarters IN
the armory, have expanded their line
by buying the implement line OF Rich
ards & George. The latter firm will
expand along hardware lines.
Hiss Ir-JIia Friend who was run
over by scared horse and also by the
wagon 10 which he was attached. IS
reported today as being in better con-
diIion than could reasonably be ex-
pected. Dr. Friend does not think she
has any serious internal injuries altho
there was some internal bleeding. The
wonder expressed is that she is alive,
as both horse and wagon passed d.
rectly over her body. the wagon
wheel cutting h5= about the neck and
face
Maj. ". r Smith has wired his wife.
who has been making her home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u. r. War
burton while the major has been n
ante S!-1L IL S44ON4-N -d--GA EN-hN4 N%S2r
IN New York and hoped to be in Camp
Dodge in q few days.
The GrinnelI Washing Machine
Company has for some time been
quietly buying UP space west Of its
present factory until il now has the
space as far as West street upon which
10 extend the factory at its present
width. d frontage or West street Of
500 feet 1t is likely that by next year
new building will go UP on this
ground while the present floor space
will also be used
Mrs. s c. Buck with her daughter
Miriam. has been II the south thru
the winter. Mrs. Buck has been with
her husband Capt. S. c. Buck. OF tine
army medical department. Miriam has
been with q sister at Springfield, No,
attending college. Both have just re-
turned to the family home here. while
the Captain VIII remain IN the service.
On Thursday afternoon. az Des
Moires, Shirley NJ. Eichhorn. Of this
city. and Miss Ida Miller, OF Monte
yuma, were united IN marriage The
groom is q son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
E!chhorn. The young couple are e1-
pected in Grinuell on Sunday and will
make their home here for the present
at 1905 Summer street Since his dis
charge from naval duties Mr.. EichhOrn
has been in the Z. ]. Miller furniture
establishment and VIII remain there.
The many old friends Of Mr.. and Mr.
| D. A. Thornburg. formerly Of this city
| where Mr.. Thornburg was superin-
tendent Of the city schools for several
years OF Everett, Wash, will be sad
dened to learn of the death Of their
daughter Mildred, at Seattle.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r A Barr. whose home
| Is on Third avenue but who have been
| in the west for nearly two years, send
word that they have started towards
| home and expect to reach here about
| June l.
The Honor G's" Of the high school
will hold their banquet tonight at hotel
Monroe az $50 with orchestral music,
toasts and speeches accompanying and
| following the feast.
Mrs. Louise Vets and Miss Sarah
/ Vets have come back TO their home
in Grinnell after very pleasant win
ter in southern California
| Harry Wire, a former business man
in this city, but for several years en-
gagged in mining and other pursuits
on the Pacific slope, writes that he is
on his way here but visiting on the
! way az Denver and Sioux Citv.