Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-29

headquarters at the home of, Mrs.
Susan White Childs, where he made
his home while he was in college
here.
Miss Anna w. Field, after spend
ing week of vacation at home with
her father and sisters, returned on
Saturday night to take up her work
in summer school for six weeks In
Ypsilanti. Mich.
Mrs. J. w. Fowler is taking q
month Of vaootion and visiting at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. o. q.
Jordan, at Milliken, Colo.
Both the Community and tho St
Francisshospitals Of this city are
fully supplied with typhoid vaccine
which is extensively used as q pro-
tective from typhoid fever and
people arc urged to fall in line with
the general preventive movement
over the state. To those who are
unable to pay for the treatment 1t
will be furnished free. Those who
can pay for It will hnd 1t lower In
price at this time than formerly be-
cause Of the large amount purchased
at ono time by the state.
The 7. W. c. A. cabinet Of tho
Grinnell high school. composed OF
the following members. Ruth
weeden, Ruth Knight, Donaldine
Grass, elizabeth Reynolds. Ruby
Burton. Gladys Sherman, and Dolora
Schwab, has gone to Okoboji for a
two weeks vacation and the annual
meeting of such cabinets. all the as
sembled girls to be under the general
chaperonage Of Miss Ruth Paine. OF
Minnesota
Miss Frankforth, daughter Of Mr..
and MIS-. N. J. Frankforth formerly
Of this city. who has been In school
at Drake University and later visit
ed old friends In this city. has gone
to visit her parents at their present
home in Cedarville, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Dieterich, with
their children, Milton and Mary are
at Sigourney today on the occasion
Of the golden wedding Of Mrs.
Dieterich's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Hoffman.
Today, the Standard Bearers of
the Oskaloosa district Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church are meeting in
Grinnell for an all-day and evening
session. under the leadership Of
District superintendent, Mrs. w. L.
Anderson and Conference Superin-
tendent. Miss Mabel Johnson Others
on the program win be: Miss Alma
Holland. from India: Mrs. Myrtle
speer. Of Newton; Miss Esther
Squire. Miss Mary Brownell. Miss
Irene Horak. Miss Nell Curtis. Miss
Lucille Adams, OF Grinnell: Miss
Mildred Trimble, Miss Helen Brad
ley, OF Montesuma: Miss Veva
Childs. Newton: Miss Winifred
Brady, Oskaloosa: Mrs. D. Fulton
Rice of Knoxville; Mra,P r. y Bowles
Of Oskaloosa: Miss Wtnifred Cum
mings Of Brooklyn.
Mrs. Amy A. Price died &c the
! Community hospital In this city at :
O'clock Sunday evening after suffer-
ins from kidney trouble for some
years and in very serious condition
many times within tho Y past tNo
years. She was 50 Year, Of *
Funeral services are to % hsl1 this
afternoon ct 4 o'clock from the homo.
hit Prairie street, sconducteasf by
Rev. h w. Cross Of the Consrega-
ttonai church. The body win be laid
to rest IN Haselwood beside tat Of
her husband. who dieA inS 1917 And
their only daughtsr. Any. wiz died
Az iAfN. .lxse
The body ;of Manly W. Pierce was
Drought from Grand FORMS. Mont.
Whore he died on the 12d instant. to
05innsll. yesterday morning and
funeral services were held at the
snyder mortuary parlors followed BIZ
intsrmsnt IA Hardwood csmetsry.
Rev. W. C. Wasser Of the Methodist
church conducting the funeral serv-
ices. Mr.. Pierce was we'll known In
this community in tho days when he
operated 4 farm near this city.
George w. Simmons. who came
back from California some months
Farmers elevator business here.
finds his wifs's health going down in
this climate and resigns his position
to return with her to the climate Of
/ California, In which she was gaining
steadily. They plan to 90 back very
soon. ASsl McIirath, who has been
assistant manager for some time,
has been chosen by the board Of
directors to nu the. vacancy.
Mr.. and MrG Bruce Critchett. both
Grinnell young people but living
since their marriage In Des Moines.
ara planning 70 remove soon to make
their home In California anAs are
coming 70 GrinnelI Tor . farewell
visit &C the respective parental homes
Of M. and Mrs. George b. Cf4tchett
and Or. and Mrs. ]. r. Preston Mr..
Bruce Citchett IL to enter the Uni-
versity of Californis at Berkeley.
The Westheld Grange Is plsnning
an elaborate community Fourth ot
July for Monday Of next week, TO
which all the surrounding country 10
invited. ,RAv. -. w. Cross. Of Grim
neil. 10 to give the address. The
searsboro band win furnish tho
music, and there will be all sorts OF
music. there viii be all sorts Of
games and the basket dinner will be
as elaborate 90 the individual fami-
lies choose to make e.
George NJ. Ross who. with his
three sons, 10 to open up, In the
potato business in Minneapolis soon,
has sold his building on Park street
south near the canning factory, with
all the appurtenancea Of the potato
business az carried on here, to Wal
ter L. Hastings. who WIN have full
possession by July rs. SO. i.s.
A meeting IL called for this eve-
ming in tho superior court room by
the secretary Of the Grinnell fair and
the commercial club for the purpose
Of considering some novel and ex-