Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28
Grinnell and Vicinity.
Special TO Times Republican.
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SPSSsat 70 ittneS- RePuQtlCun.
Grinnell. Aug. 2S.-The following
list OF teachers vii take the youths
of Grinnell in charge on Sept. s:
High school:s3M. q. Davis, principal;
Elizabeth Fisher history; Harriet
Korns, Latin Nell Without. botany:
Georgiana Holloway. English and
Latin; Adele Brcgan, English; Eve
lyn Wilson, normal training; Mary
Taylor, English; Hannah Mclllrath,
John Sayseil, history. civics; T. L.
Granny, physics; Marie Hilleary.
public speaking; Lois Cox, economies,
commercial geoGraphy: Harriet BUCK,
commercially: Mildred Il. Graham.
French: Ruth Bryant, commercial;
Elva Coulter, home economies: Har-
riet Crabb. assistant: Mary Evans.
drawing; Helen Thomson, music; G..
II. Nichols. manual training; Harry
Barnes. assistant Center school;
Sara Warner. Maude Bortell, Emma
Bobzin. Ada Swezey, Lillian Bray,
Eleanors Smith. Davis school: Liz
zie Davis, principal; Bertha Smith,
katherine Deluhery, Beulah Rowe,
Inez Sprague. Helen Stewart. Mrs.
Clara Parker, Vesta Atkinson, Olive
Bowling. Parker school: Nettie
Bowling. Parker school: Nettie Bay
ley, principals; Eva Martin, Beulan
Golden. Ada Smith, Mary Cooper,
Ida Woods. Cooper school: Myrtle
Parks, principals, Carmel Lilies.
Blanche Liesemail. Floy Porteus,
Florence Crawford. Edith Olauson.
The j. W. iHofl'meister Company
open again today their stock Of
jewelry, in the Same roms as before.
on Main street, after being deprived
OF a business loca-ion since the date
of the fire in May, that DESTROYED their
furnishings and ruined most Of the
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Gates are ready
to start the first Of next week, Wy
auto, for Santa Margarita. on the
Pacific coast. Mr. Gates has been a
resident of this city for some tnlrsy
years, being In business with his
father for a number Of years. For
number of years past he has been
clerk iii the postofhce. His place
there is now filled l,y Bryan Dale.
Ed Barns recently traded his
thitry-acre farm near Grinnell to ray
Beason for twel 70 acres on Sixth
avenue west Mr. Barns has been In
the dairy business but is planning to
get some employment in this city
He was in war service and was in
jured about the knees.
J. E. Latchem, former we'll
known resident Of this county, came;
back yesterday from Tampa, Florida.
where he has had financial interests
which he has recently disposed of, to
visit with relatives and old friends
in this vicinity.
r. J. Hunter, returning from at
tending convention in, New York
City to his own home in ST. Paul,
spent a day In Grinnell at the ]. c..
Goodrich home, where Mrs. Hunter
and their daughter have been for a
number of weeks. They will go to
ST. Paul soon.
Mrs. Halle Flanagan has been re-
leased from her contract with. me
Grinnell school board to take a posi-
ton in Grinnell College, and Miss
Adele Brogan has oeen engaged to
fill the vacancy in he school.
Mr. and Mrs. B. j. Kicker and
children. who went in. their auto to
Frankfort, Mich. for their outing, re-
turned to their homie here in the
same way, on Thursday.
Twins. a boy and girl, were born
on Thursday, at the Community hos;
pital here, to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
McIlrath. whose home is north OF the
city. but the boy did not survive.
E. L. Dieterich has a brother, Rev.
F. W. Dieterich. visiting him thru
the conference next week. He will
conduct the morning service tomor-
row in the Methodist church. He is
accompanied by his wife and both
have been for some years in the mis-
sionary field at Marking, China.
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