Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-21
erinnell and Vicinity.
Special to Tines-Republican.

SHS>sssA
GrinneIl, June Ala very inter-
esting children's day program was
presented at the United Presbyter-
ian church yesterday morning
w. o. Willard has had the pleasure
Of a visit from his son and family.
Prot. and Mrs. w a. Willard of
Omaha.
DR.. r. r. Mills received the unwel-
come news OF the serious illness Of
her father IN Beebe. s. D.. and start
ed for that place on Thursday night.
Miss Anna W. Field came from
Ypsilant Mich. on Saturday morn
Ing to spend a week OF vacation With
her father and sisters Mt s2s Park
street but must he hack to begin
summer school teaching next week.
= George c. Murray. on his return
from a visit to the old home and re-
Iatives' at Davenport, was accom-
panied by his aged mother. who
plans to make her permanent home In
Grinnell. -
8. N Rocleysand his son RalEt9n
took, trip together last week to Port
Arthur Tex. where Ralston Is to re-
main with the Sam Crosby family
for the summer. Mr.. Pooley Is plan
ming to spend a, few days IN inspect
ing that region. ,f
/ The body of Harry Sanders. who
was shot early on Saturday morning,
by Detective Watts in the yards OF the
NJ. & st. L. road at Marshalltown. was
brought to Grinneli on the early
morning train of Sunday and funeral
services were held at two o'clock in
the afternoon OF Sunday, from the
Charley Pueh home on Third avenue
east, where Charles Sanders. grand
father OF the dead boy. lives. The
house was crowded and there was a
long line OF autos following the body
to It's last resting place In Hazelwcod
cemetery in this c'ty,s conveying
friends and relatives from Kellogg
Mrs. R. 4. Barr,who. fell in one Of
the stores Of the city last week and
bruised and wrenched herself severe
~, is making fair recovery and ID
very glad to fi6d that no bones were
broken. tho she still suffers from
muscular. strain. "a,
Mrs George Sampson Is reported
as Improving from the strain she ne
ceived in jumping from an auto that
was temporarily partially out of con-
troll. rs:
The Congregational Sunday school
has arranged for the annual picnic
to be held on Tuesday afternoon.
June az. at q place selected three
miles west ofethe city on the river
to-river road. Autos VIII be IN wait
ing at the church from I o'clock un-
til 9>and asain from s to 3 for all who
have no other way Of going. A gem
erous general invitation II extended
by. Pastor Cross. not confined to
membership in either church or
Sunday school. Hot coffee ana ice
cream are to be provided by The
COMMITTEES on cats. and individuals
and families win bring for themselves
all other desired supplies.
At the regular meeting OF 4 the
Woman's Relief Corps on Saturday
evening Mrs 0eorEe Clifton was
elected as delegate from the corps
to the state encampmsnt to be held
In ottumwa. June "a to -, inclusive.
Some other corps members arc try
Ing to plan to 90 but have not de-
finitsly decided. This is also true of
some members Of the post.
|, II IL expected that the plan which
has prevldisd IN orinne1l Nor some
years Of holding. union meeting Of the
churches On sunday afternoon or
evening during tho months OF July
and August win be again IN opera
,tlon this summer and the committee
10 making such arrangem ent. t
Tho walls OF tho now brick laun-
dry building at tho northwest corn
or OF Third avenue and State street
arc pushing UP slowly. with materials
on tho sround for their completion
at an early date. The building is the
property Of tho INIT brothers, Of this
city, who PLAN to OCCUPY It as soon
as 1t IL completed, moving from the
old frame urinneli laundry they now
OCCUPY pm Fourth avenue next the
N. 4 st. L, tracks,
A. J, Stevenson. who has been
since August in the A.. D. Talbot
drug store, IL about to sever his con-
neotion there and to move with his
family to some point In California.
Sfxtv Ber cent OF the Rrftfsf NOR