Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-05
Grinnell and Vicinity.

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Grinnell, Juno Mrs. George M.
Christian. who fell at her homo In the
very early morning Of Thursday.
breaking her thixh bone At the hip
socket, Is resting a. comfortably as
could be expected at the Community
hospital. The healing process will be
long ut best. but It is hoped that she
may be removed to her own home be-
fore very long. Her eldest daughter.
Miss Jessie Christian. OF Chicago. ar
rived in Grinnell on Friday morning.
Another daughter, Mrs. A. C. Lyon,
who IL visiting her sister. Mrs. Mar
garet Christian Bump. In California.
was notified. and sends word that she
will be here, barring accidents, on
Tuesday.
A letter Just received hero from
Maj. A. C. Lyon, Of this city. written
At Vladivostok, Russia, relates that
he is still in charge Of several hum
dred refugee Russian children, With
no chance Of removing them from
that place. livery steamer that en-
ters or leaves port 10 fully loaded.
There II some prospect that special
vessels will reach that port TO take
tho children by sea to some point
where they can then De forwarded in
some other way to their homes, but
the uncertainty OF Il all makes Mr..
Lyon seem great way from his
Grinnsll home.
Elmer Il. Graham met with Q very
serious accident on Friday afternoon
about o'clock. He was attending
to his duties at the White Star hlling
station on Firth avenue whom Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hall drove up In thar
high-power car with Mn. Hall at the
wheel. BY some error In judgment
the car gave . start and pinned Mr..
Graham 70 the side OF the building.
leaving him with = compound frac-
ture Of the thigh bone. He was taken
to the Community hospital and made
rs comfortable % possible. This 10
an especially hard blow upon Mr..
Graham just now, as he had made ell
preparations to take Mrs.. Graham.
who has suffered from rheumatism
greatly for some years. to Rochester.
MIMI. on next "wednesday Tor treat
ment.
Mr.. ana Mrs. N. w. Cessna, for
many years prominent citizens OF this
city but who have made their home
in Fresno. Calf, Tor two or three
years past, are now In Grinnsll. where
they plan to visit indefinitely. The
reason for coming at this time 10 the
celebration of the golden wedding Of
Mrs. Csssna's sister. Mrs. G. w.
Campbell. OF Newton, which takes
place next week.
Perry Howard - renewing ao-
quaintance with his olA-ttms 0rinnell
friends after four years spent in
Texas. Arizona, and other parts Of
that southwest region. He comes
now from fort Worth. Tex, and has
interesting tales to tell Of the oil
wells In that region.
The Rebekah lodge election OF Off
GERS this week resulted a. follows:
Noble grand. Iva Rohr: vice grand.
Bess Myers: recording secretary.
Elsie Case; financial secretary. OAR
Gle Robinson: treasurer. Mary Ie-,
Roy.
Mrs. g. A. Marsh started, ON Thurs
day night to make visit at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. Mildred Marsh
Rowe, ut Boise. idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Kirk have had
the pleasure Of an entirely unexpsct-
ed visit from Rev. r. A. Munneke,
Mrs. Kinks pastor for several years
In Indiana and Michigan. He had
his two sons with him, and was mo-
toring from Toulon, H.. to Iolton.
Kan. Mr.. Munneks has a brother
who graduated from the college here
In 1916.
On Thursday evening, at tho Con-
gregational parsonage on East street,
Lee Bridges and Miss Lucinda Adkins
were united in marriage by the min
of Rev. e. w. Cross. Har-
vey and Nina Adkins. Brother and
sister of tho bride. accompanied the
bridal pair. Both these young folks
are well known and esteemed here,
and will make their home on Broad
street. next south OF the glove fac
tory. in which the groom works. The
bride IL a graduate Of Grinnell high
school. and has been employed in the
Interior Telephone Company's office.
The local lodge Of Elks announce
Sunday. June Is. dag day. as one for
which they will prepare q special
with some speaker Of note
to give an address In the Colonial
theater. Appropriate music Will be
and the rftualistic work of
the order for that occasion. will be
given. The entire ceremony wiz be
open to the public free.
After week Of rest at the parsn-
tai home here, after year Of teach
inx, Miss Ruth Nicely and Miss Lottie
Kuttsh will go together to Yellow
stone Park, where they take positions
for the summer. /
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