Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-22
Grinnell and Vicinity.
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Grinnell. Oct. 2e.-The handicap golf
tournament at the country club
grounds was won by w. 8. Dodge over
DR.. Fl, o. Gallagher in the finals, amid
the intense interest Of the participants
in the tournament and the swmpathiz-
ing spectators. This gives the winner
the right to have his name engraved
on the silver cup furnished by the
Golfers Magazine. Mr.. Dodge had a
handicap of 26 strokes and played the
eighteen holes in ia. DR.. Gallagher
had a handicap of ten strokes and
played the eighteen holes in 100.
The Grinnell Washing Machine
Company has begun the building OF an
addition to the factory that is esti-
mated to cost $4,000 and is expected
to give facilities for doubling the
present output Of the factory. 1t
covers ground formerly occupied by
the holding room, Just south of the
main building and adjoining the alley,
so Is not readily seen by those passing
the factory. Plans are also in the
minds of the management to start
another building to the west on lots
recently acquired by the company.
G. c. Bridwell, president and general
manager Of the Magnet Theater Com
pany of Davenport, has been in Grin
nell and has completed an arrange
ment with the owners of the Colonial
Theater by which his company will
take immediate control of it. ]. Z.
Langdon is to be the resident mana
ger.
Brief funeral services were held on
Monday afternoon in Hardwood ceme-
terry, conducted by Rev. r. NJ. Nc
Bride, of the Christian church Of this
city. over the body of Lois Janice Fry.
who died from diphtheria at the Odd
fellows Orphans Home at Mason City.
The little girl was but twelve years Of
age and was the daughter of George
w. Fry of this city.
The first free clinic at the Com
munity hospital in this city, for child
rem too young to be in school was held
on Friday last and was pronounced a
decided SUCCESS. Five little ones were
present. this clinic is to be a week
ly affair, on Friday afternoons, from
2 o'clock to 4.
D. B. Way and his daughter, Mrs.
Umbenbauer, have been enjoying a
visit from the son and brother, Harold
d. Way. and his family. who have now
gone back to their home in New York
City. r...,.... "a.
After visiting for a week with his
cousin, Mrs. William Grant, of this
city, Hugh Kennedy returned on Mon
day to his home in East st. Louis.
The following women Of Grninell
are planning to be In attendance on
the forty-third annual meeting of the
Iowa branch of the Women's Board of
Missions Of the Interior, held at
Marshalltown today and tomorrow:
Mrs. Charles Noble, Mrs. Alfred Bur
roughs, Mrs. Aldace Child, Mrs. B. J.
Kicker, Mrs. G. L. Miles, Mrs. w. c.
Staat Mrs. o. F. Parish, MRS. H. c.
| Morse, Mrs. P. A. Johnson, Mrs. p. E
| Somers, Mrs. Jennie B. Jones. Mrs. E
w. Cross. Mrs. Alice kelch, and Miss
Helen Nelson.
| Rev. N. ]. Peterson, pastor of the
| Baptist church of this city, started this
morning for Sioux City to attend the
Baptist convention that lasts over
Sunday. The pulpit here will be va.
cant that day.
| The following named Marshalltowr
ladies came to Grinnell and were en-.
tertained on Tuesday by the loca
chapter Of the P. e. o., at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse l.. Fellows, the
P. E. o. colors being prominent with
| chrysanthemums and roses. Mes
danes Jones, Devine, Gavney. Kellogg
Rude, Bradbury, Mcfarland, Crowder
Diehl, Kinnan, Whitehill. Palmer, Bar.
rie, Hurd, Patterson, Kirk, Kemble
Urine, Johnson, Arney, Norris, McKim
Miller, McNally, Moffltt and Martir
and Miss Miller.