Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-06
orlnnslI and Vicinity.
Special to Times Republican.
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Gr,nnell, Jan. s.-There IL deep SYM
pathy turnout the community Win
win Ent, who lost his right hand on
Saturday last while assisting IN the
loading Of O tractor At the NJ. b. L.
freight depot. The engine was run
ming and his glove WIS caught so
quickly and with such overwhelming
force as to draw the hand into the
CO.'S of the machinery and 50 tear IL
that smputation was the only resort
He was taken to the Community hos
p,.al. where he is said to De doing well.
He and his brother. Louis. had out
lately bought the Grinneli laundry and
were tust getting the business started
under their management.
JA,aes Morrissey has bought an m
terest In the Grlnnell Cleaners bust
ness at the Broad street location and
"a already an active member OF the
working force.
The woman's Relief Corps holds its
regular monthly social meeting at the
G. A. r. hall this afternoon and pre-
sents a patriotic program In connee-
ton with the rehabilitation OF the
service flag. The members also meet
at, s o'clock on Saturday afternoon at
the hall and partake Of a s o'clock
picnic supper, after which there will
be the Joint installa ton Of the newly
elected officers Of the corps and post
The business men Of Grinnell are
forming an athletic or physical train
ins class which plans to meet at 3
o'clock each Thursday evening at the
mems gymnasium of the college, with
Mr.. Huff. Of the college, and Mr..
Nichols, Of the high school as super
visoss Of the training. Prof. John w.
dnnnawsy's large Sunday school class
OF men Is said 70 be responsible for
the idso.
jeff Nanatt, who some time ago
made up his mind to move from his
fa1m haok to Grinneli. has bought OF
n L Triplett his large home, 1917
First avenue east and win occupy Il
with his family In ths near future
Roy Forehand and f. II. Bacon arc
dtssslvins their farm partnership at
the farm, northeast Of this city. the
former planning to manage a farm
near Brooklyn and Ne. Bacon to move
to Grtnnall 49,
Cloids Morrison u said 10 have been
su3 ~ uos1slsdo sFp "a peAsHea
Community hospital and. under the
caro- Of = special nurse, - making sat
isfactory progress towards recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reisch have sold
their residence property on Tenth ave-
nue. to d.. and MrA II. n. Smead. Of
this city, who are to have possession
on the fifteenth Of April next Mr..
and Mrs. Reisch save not made pub
lie their plans after that date.
The Courtesy Club win be enter
tanned at a o'clock luncheon at the
hons a NJ. and Mrs. A. A. Robson on
Friday u th1s week. Mn. RobfSou and
Mrs., Hurry Rsttsr being hostesses.
The annual meeting OF the New
Century Club b announced for Fri
day a4sfnasn this week, It $3.50, at
the A0Ess ok Nh 1rooner: election Of
ofssceEs being ons Of ia important OBJ
5scts Of tAs meeting.
Mss Minnie Gilbert, q this city, ana
Clifford |hipps. d Ksllcgs. were uni-
ted IN marriage some tims ago 1t
Uuiverdty 1ark Iowa, IN uncle Of the
es3dA Rev. B. =. SAsllne Officiating.
Only . few relatives wefs present at
tho ceremony and the affair IL q mat
tss Of surprise TO many ct this date.
The young couple are 70 make their
home on farm belonging to the
groom and lying west of this city.