Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-05
GrinneII and Vicinity.

special to Times ReDu DlCan.
CrinroH Aug. Judge Dan w.
Hamilton found a satisfactory resi-
Gance in this city for himself and fam
ilv in what has been for many years
the home OF c. W. II. Boyer and his
family on High street. AS possession
must be given in time for the incoming
family to get settled in time for the
opening of the fan term of school Mr.
and Mrs. Boyer find their fully ma
turcd plans for a month in Yellow
stone Park broken. Mr.. Boyer has
lots on Broad street north. near the
country club, and announces the pro-
liability of his building there in the
near future.
Isam P. Allen, who recently died at
the Philip Steinbrook home in the
Forest Home neighborhood. was past
"a year Of ase and an early settler of
Poweshiek county. He had been fail
ing in health for year or more prior
to his death.
Rev. R " Mcbride, pastor Of the
Christian church. taking the church
orchestra with him and being accom-
panied by a number Of enthusiastic
church workers, went to MonteZuma on
Sunday night to arouse enthusiasm
among the membership of that demo-
minatiOn and especially to recruit the
Christian Endeavorers.
The regular weekly concert in the
city park here is announced this week
for Friday night regardless OF whether
! Thursday evening is fair or stormy.
H NJ. Van Kirk is to come to Grim
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! ever tho mana gcrncnt cf thC StarAa 81
! Oil filling station on Main street,
( which has been managed by Louis H.
! Rirefort. who recently resigned z. y.
/ Forehand. also of this city. who has
! been working with Mr. Rinefort, is to
| resign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas MCConaghie
! We're enabled on Sunday to greet once
more their son. Lieut.. James Neon
aghc, who has a fifteen day furlough
after landing in New York last week.
/ He has been attending a school for Of
ficers at oxford, England, after active
service in France lie expects q dis
charge at Camp Dodge when his fur
Ion Il is crd,d.
Mrs. Joel Stewart and her son JOo'
end Miss Josephine Patrick. and Miss
Emily Maratt left on Sunday in the
Stewart auto for q couple of weeks OF
vacation in the lake region near Fair
mount, MINI.
GrinnelTs picked baseball team from
among the entire twilight league ag-
eregation went to Montezuma last
weo7; and came back Acknowledging de-
feat by a score of . to 0. On Thursday
evening this week Montezuma pro-
misses to send team to Grinnell for a
return game.
Tho ?. f. Spaulding car, on Satur-
dav last took Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding,
their two daughters, Betty and Patty,
and Mrs. Ernest II. SpauldinS and her
daughter Miriam to Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. Walter Weaver is enjoying a
visist from her sister, Mrs Arthur G.
F;sgate, Wha has been visiting relatives
in Iowa Falls and is now on her way
back to her home in Phoenix. Ariz
AIRS. Jones, who recently sold the old
Edison residence on the corner just
north of the post office for $1,000, haf
bought the VIII Laymiller home or
Sixth avenue south of the college
campus formerly the Miss Penrose
Du1lSHID", LOI 5o,JUV. MI. anu -hls
I-ayrnIler raik ri mruvug ~ me iarrr.
DR.. H p. Brock, with his son Ken
meth, and Mark Blair, drove to Hamp-
ton on SATURDAY. evening and spent
Sunday at the Brock farm near there
J. Fl. Rowe has bought the residence
at the southwest corner of Higl
street and Third avenue, heretofore the
Mrs. IT., P Proctor property and i:
to have possession Sept. I. Mrs. Coz
) and Mrs. Halle C. Burd,, who have
been living there, are to occupy thu
, upper apartment in the DR.. F.. r. Wile1
modernized residence on Broad street
, Victor Slaybaugh has had a visi
from his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. F
slaybaugh who nave just gone back t
their home at Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. C. Bennett and thei
two children have gone to visit MI
BENEFITS parents at Chatsworth. The,
i a5fe lrSs5oIli I,upied by MIR. Bennett
| sister who has been visiting here.