Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-30
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Grinnell, June 3d. Major S. c..
Buck, with, Mrs. Buck and their
daughter Miriam, left Grinnell for,
San Francisco yesterday afternoon,
STOPPING en- route briefly at Denver.
The major has been appointed as
sistant district medical officer for the
twelfth district federal board voca-
tional education. embracing tahfor-
MIA, Nevada, and New Mexico. When
he received his orders several weeks
ago to go from his home here into
active service he was stationed at
Washington, D. c.. and afterwards
sent to st. Louis, and he has recently
been transferred to the west. Mrs.
Buck has accompanied him in, all ms
changes. Miss Miriam has spent the
past year in Ann Arbor, Mich, and
met her parents in Chicago AT
Mrs. T. J., Smith has just. sold her
fine residence, 1922 Broad street, to
r. ]. Hadley. possession to be given
next February.
All interested In the prosperity or
Iowa College at Grinnell are pleased
with the news that DR.. Gershom HILL
of Des Moines, a trustee of the COLI
ege. has just made donation OF
$500 to help along the big drive
now on for greater endowment and
for immediate needs.
The public demand in this city for
enforcement Of the traffic ordinance
es regarding speeding and driving
without lights has become SO urgent
that officers have been appointed
that have the nerve to obey orders
and three speeders paid into the city
Golfers thru the court Of Judge Robi-
son on Monday $1S.75 each, and one
paid s13.75 for loving darkness better
than light. The demand is now heard
that attention shall be paid by the
|officers, to the age and qualifications
Of number Of drivers Of cars thru
the congested parts Of the city.
A. G. Leyda has come from Pitts
burgh, Pa, to take the pharma-
cist position in the, A. D. Talbot
drug store just vacated by A. j..
Severson, who starts soon, with his
family, by auto, for California.
Mrs. Walter Weaver is hack again
in the, old home in this city for a stay
Of some time after spending the win
ter and spring at Chattanooga. Tenn.
where her husband is manager Of q
mining enterprise with coal as the
object, exploited by Grinnell finan-
ciers.
The serious illness of ]. K. Little
brought to him his son, Willis Little,
who formerly lived here but is now
carrying on a farm near Creston.
Louis H. Rinefort has bought Of
Henry G. Lyman the old Judge j..
p. Lyman homestead on Broad street,
the price being given as $4,000. =
Miss Luella Focht, recent assistant
at the Stewart library, plans to go in
the fall to perfect herself in this
line of work at the Western Reserve
University at Columbus, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Kicker, 1914
East street, are planning to rent their
pleasant modern residence and go to
California for the next college year.
Mrs. M. L. Macy goes to Chicago
on Thursday, where she is to be met
by her daughter. Mrs Katherine
Macy Noyes, of Urbana, I'LL, and the
two will go by boat to Frankforth,
Mich, where Mrs. Macy plans to
spend the summer.
Announcement is made of the near
approach Of the wedding OF two Grim
nell college graduates, Albert Mer-
rill, principal of North Des Moines
high school, and Miss Helen McGill.
Will C. Staat, cashier of the Mer-
chants National Bank of this city.
has taken his new Chandler and Mrs.
Staat and they are making their way
eastward, stopping to visit relatives
in Chicago, then heading for Union
town, Pa,