Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-31
Mrs. q. w. Blair. at Alton.


The following officers were elected
at the meeting OF the local branch
OF the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae on Monday night OF this
week: President, Miss Eleanor
Iowden: vice president, Miss Eliza
beth Corrough; secretary. Mrs. A. L.
Frisbie.
The annual meeting Of the ladies'
OF the cemetery association, at which
officers for the ensuing year are e
be elected, viii take place on Friday
afternoon at 8 o'clock. at the Congre-
gational church.
A message was received on Mon
day by Mrs. ]. Fl. Kellenbarger tell
ing OF the death Of her sister, Mrs.
Helen e. Close. at her home In Oak
land. Calf.
Alva Stecher Is In the Lutheran
hospital in Des Moines. Yesterday
his brother win went there TO visit
him and was accompanied by Mrs
Henry Broders, a cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Siaybausf are
planning to start on Thursday to
Illsiht u It" lipilc lpI VA
a homestead near Melville, Mont.
Mrs. G. w. Cowden is again IN her
home in this city after some weeks
OF visiting with her daughter, Miss
Mabel, in Missouri Valley. where she
teaches. Miss Mabel came home
with her mother to spend her vaca-
ton.
90 49,, oil
held the spring term election with
the following results: Ward Macy,
president; Evelyn Skutle, vice presi-
dent: Helen Hefner, secretary: John
Egan, sergeantat arms; Ronald
Boehmer, social chairman.
E. B. Brande is about to start for
Vancouver. B. c., on a trip of
couple Of weeks or more in the inter-
est of the B. J. Carney Company, Of
which he has been for several years
the local representative. 1t is the
announced plan of the company to
enlarge their sphere of action by in
cooperating in Canada, and this is
the initial movement in that direc-
ton.
Funeral services were held on
Monday over the body Of Mrs.
Susanna Faulkner, who died in Mon
tezuma on Saturday last, at the age
of rs years. Mrs Faulkner has been
a resident of Grinnell for nearly
forty years, the family residence re-
Gently having been at S33 Park
street where the funeral was held
and conducted by Rev. w. c. Wasser
of the Methodist church. She died
from pneumonia, at the home OF
daughter in Montezuma.
The Y. w. C. A. campaign for
society funds was very successful in
this community as Grinnell has pro-
duced nearly $40 OF the $3.50 appor-
toned to the entire county. Of this
sum the town furnished 1903 and the
college $3.50.
Ernest Alley, for many years
business man in this community but
more recently making his home at
Florence. La, is in Grinnell visiting
his brother. Will H. Alley, and his
many friends. He plans to go from
here to visit other relatives in
Huron, s. D., ond other points.
Mrs. Ferd Keisel Is having q visit
from her mother. Mrs. George Deng-
Ter. who comes from her home in
Davenport
Corporal Waiter Bliven is taking
in large draughts OF the blessed
United States ozone Of freedom and
calling this heaven in sharp theo-
logical contrast to Russia. where he
has been In the service Of his coun-
try and from which he has very re-,
Gently been discharged.
Miss Mary Stocking, who under
went an operation for relief from APP
pendicitis, the last of the week, at
the Community hospital here. is now
reported as making good recovery.
Mrs. T. o. Wallace has received
news Of the death from pneumonia
of her sister, Mrs. E. /. Greene,
st. Joseph. Mo.
Thomas Duggan of Sheridan town
ship, who has been suffering from
necrosis Of the right leg below the
knee. has gone to Chicago to under
go an operation.
A son Of Louis Crawford, living
north Of Chester Center. Is reported
as recovering we'll from q severe
mangling Of one OF his hands by a
buzz saw on Saturday last. He was
able to come to Grinneu for surgical
dressing.
B. H. Wllding. who has come from
Newton to GrnDell to hold a positior
in the washing machine factory, has
bought the residence property of
Mrs. G. A. Palmer. on High street
south. and the family Is taking pos
session.
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