Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-15
AGrinneff and Vicinity.

Special 10 Times RepuDEcstn
Grinnell, Aug, Isl. s. Copeland
and family. south of Grinnell. have as
guests MI: and Mrs. W. E. Riv-
ers. of Chicago.
Mrs. Marian Armstrong has had the
pleasure Of a visit from her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs }. C. Mansfield, who
came to attend the.swedding of Miss
Mary Armstrong and Gilmore Peter
son. They have now-sone back to their
home at Burkburnett. Tex.
Miss Flossie Long and her sister
Mrs. Guy Barnes, Of West Liberty,
{ have gone for visit Of some weeks in
Pennsylvania.
The Misses Anna and Blanche Field
are spending a vacation Of a couple OF
weeks in Minneapolis and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Smith, who have
been visiting relatives in Davenport
have returned to Grinnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Dow are expect
ing their sailor soldier son. Donald,
this week as he has been sent back to
the Great Lakes naval station to await
discharge.
The Rock Island side tracks, east of
Grinnell. have been filled for some
days with freight cars stalled because
of bad engines and other strike troub-
les.
The Mrs. Nora Hays residence prop
erty at the corner Of Broad street and
| Hamilton avenue has been bought by
Will Jackson, who has been on farm
southwest Of this city. The city prop
erty has been occupied by Henry S.
Barns
c. X. Needhaln has sold the farm he
recently bought in Scott township to
J. F. Sanders who plans to make 1t his
future home.
Prof. c. n. Smiley. who has been for
year or more in italy in Y. NJ. C.tA.
work, has returned to Chicago, where
Mrs. Smiley met him and both came
to their home in Grinnell.
One Of the speakers few days ago
of the motor truck exhibitors in this
city was recognized by many former
friends as being then Bert" Boyd
ston, now L. Fl. Boydston, who made a
convincing talk to the crowd interest
ed in motor trucks. His former home
was in Montezuma. ..r
Lieut.. Amos Mathews visited old
Grinnell friends this week after re-
ceiving his discharge from Camp
Dodge. He spent sixteen months in
aviation work in France and eight
months in the same line elsewhere. For
some months recently he has been in
study at the Montpelier University, in
France. t-.
At the Baptist parsonage in this city.
on Wednesday evening, Rev. N. J. Pet.
erson spoke the words that made hus-
band and wife Of Charles F. Hawn. OF
firIutiIietSn Ind and Miss Ss.TS
Narver Of Grinnell. The groom has
but recently been released from mill
tary service. Grinnell will be their
home for the present.
Karl Hass, of former Grinnell COL
lege fame, has been visiting briefly
here this week and announces his In
| tention of being in college again next
month. He was on his way to Adair.
Mrs. Arthur Brande and her little
son, on their way from their home In
| Waterloo to visit relatives in Newton,
stopped briefly in Grinnell and are to
return here to visit Mrs. Bert Matte
son. Mrs. BEande formerly lived here.
Efrr az; Mrs. James Rule 1410 Fourth
avenue, have issued invitations to the
marriage of their youngest daughter,
| Mary Charlotte, to Proctor Kreigh Os-
| born, son OF DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Qs-
| ,,o.rss, Ct Dos Mninas. on "Wednesday
J evening, Aug. 81, at s o'clock. Fhe