Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-07
Grinnell and Vicinity.

Grinnell, June IA wide circle of
warm friends Of c. N. Dawley, of this
city. will be sorry to hear of any
misfortune as coming to him. On
Saturday morning he suffered
slight stroke of paralysis that af-
fected the left side. Just how SER
ious the case is has not yet been CIV
en- to the public. Mr.. Dawley has been
in the grocery business here, first
as clerk In the Fred Proctor store
on Main street. then in his own on
Commercial street, for about thirty
years past and has made many
friends in the surrounding country
as well az In the city.
]. NJ. McKarahan. who has suffer
ed from serious heart trouble for
some years past, has been for the
past week or two in q critical condi-
ton and very faint hope, If any. is
held out of his restoration.
Mrs. A. o. Price. who has been i'll
for many months at her home, 1117
Prairie street, has found the burden
OF labor and care too heavy on her
sister and has been for couple OF
weeks past in the Community hos
pital.
C. f. Connolly, c. A. Clifton, H. B.
Harris H. d. Greenlee, and M. A.
kroh have formed a partnership
in the business Of auto tops, paint
ing, and electrical repairing and SER
vice, and have taken over the old
Laros buggy factory on Fourth av-
enue, more recently the headquarters
of Hoover & Hoover in electrical
work. All but one of this new firm
are old residents.
The Focht- Tenant Post of the
American Legion has been Tor some
time remodeltng its floor space in the
future business and social headQuar-
tiers Of the post on Fourth avenue and
are SO far along in the work that the
new furniture for the rooms is al
ready arriving and will be placed in
the hall as soon as the rooms can
be made completely ready. The Post
members indicate their expectation
Of the permanecy Of the local organ
ization by the quality of the furnish
ings they are buying for their new
home.
Mrs. w. G. Dickson has come from
her home in Pittsburgh, for q visit
of some weeks at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Smith,
1905 High street. Her husband plans
month and both will return to their
home at the end Of the visit hero.
Reed Thompson of near Malcolm is
the owner of freak in the form Of
a calf born with but three legs. A
malformation of the hoof that
amounts practically to but a large toe
nail is all there Is to show for the
missing fourth pedal extremity. 9th
ervise the calf is a well formed and
healthy looking animal.
Mrs. Ellen Fisher has rented her
residence at 1926 Main street, this
city, to w. s. Kearney. and family,
for the summer, and she and her two
daughters, the Misses Fanny and
Elizabeth Fisher will summer on the
P. Y. Fuller farm in Chester. Mrs.
Fisher and Miss Fanny are already
located there and Miss Elizabeth will
follow at the close of tho high school.
as her guest Mrs. P. F. Martin,
widow of former we'll beloved pas
tor of the Congregational church,
who is here to visit briefly old friends
and to look after the shipping Of her
household goods to Wichita, Kansas.
the present home Of herself and her
daughter, Miss Mildred Marston.
At their regular meeting on Satur-
day evening the Women's Relief
Corps passed q resolution that they
would hereafter pay the annual cost
Of caring for the soldiers monument
lot In Ha1elwood as per the schedule
Of prices made by tho cemetery as
sociation. The lot is exceptionally
large and needs only the moving and
ra.king of the grass.
For the Relief Of Rheumatic Pains.
When you have stiffness and sore
ness OF the muscles, aching joints and
find 1t difficult to move without pain
try massaging the affected parts