Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-22
Grinneil and Vicinity.

Grinnell, Sept. 2a.-tThe live COM
munity club in Sheridan township,
that holds bi-weekly meetings thru
the fall and winter. opens the years
activities by the election of the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. VIII Heishman,
president; Mrs. win Spre. vice
president; Mrs. Wayne Reams. sec
rotary and treasurer.
Henry Baustian. who recently sold
his residence on Elm street to Peter
Madill, has bought new home for
his family in Malcoine and the fami-
ly has moved there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mitchell
started from Grinnell on Saturday
evening for an extended stay at Long
Beach, Calf
The Pythian Sisters of GrinnelI
announce the celebration OF their
fifteenth anniversary by sock lsoc-
fal which requires a cash offering
from each member of twice the
amount of money denoted by the size
OF the sock worn, with an additional
Is cents for anniversary funds. An
interesting evening is anticipated.
Mrs. Knebel is enjoying visit
from her son Will. whose home Is in
Mortified, Neb. He was once3 a
Grinnell boy, graduating from the
high school here In 1889. He Isl a
brother of Mrs. German.
Mrs. George Hayes and Mrs. Mar
saret Lamb left Grinnell last even
ing on a two months trip westward.
visiting Tacoma, Portland, Los An
geles and other points OF interest.
Mrs. III. w. Spaulding went to Des
Moines yesterday to attend the fall
meeting OF the board of the Iowa
federation of NVomen's Clubs.
Gordon Granger Women's Relief
Corps announces picnic supper in
the hall on Main street, on Thursday
afternoon, Sept. %. at 6 o'clock. In
recognition of the birthdays of the
members OF the Grand Army Post
whose birthdays come In the last six
months of the year.
The directors of the Grinnell Com
nercial Club and the garage, men of
the city met on Monday evening and
decided to ask the management OF
the Riyer-to- River road to permit a
change of the present route thru the
city 20 as to use Sixth avenue from
the entrance on the east as far as
Broad street. where the turn will be
made on Broad street south to
Fourth avenue and on west to the
city limits. The turn south on State
street has caused considerable dis
satisfaction.
A large number OF the especial
do ~ nr 81 uY
dard. In view Of their leaving their
home here this morning for new
one In Omaha, gathered last evening
at the Methodist church to go in a
body to the Stoddard home and give
them farewell social. The joy OF the
occasion was oyershadowed by the
sudden illness Of w. d. Barnett, who
fell on the sidewalk in front Of the
Umbenhauer residence opposite the
church. He was taken up uncon-,
scious and remained so while being
placed In an auto and taken to the
Community hospital. No one Of his
friends knew Of any cause for the
sudden attack, as he had been in us
ual health and was said to be one Of
the most active in carrying out the
surprise OF the evening.
Mrs. Anna Latham, of Los Angeles.
a sister Of Mrs. Will Adams, of this
city, has gone on to attend the ma
tional encampment Of the Grand Ar
my Of the Republic and will stop for
a visit in Gdnnell on her return trip.
The freshman sophomore college
scrap took place at the usual time
and place on Tuesday morning and
the judges decided in favor Of the
sophomores, as one member of that
class showed free hands when the
whistle blew to call time on the mi
tial class conflict. VA