Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-29
crinne,l and Vicinity.
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Grinnell. Sept. 29.--,F'rank Thone
is going soon to Chicago to take up
graduate work in botapy. He has
been for some weeks inspector OF the
Gilman and the Grinnell canning
works for the Natiopal Gamers As
ISOLATION.
u. Fl. Warner and his daughter,
Miss Mabel Warner. OF Davenport,
father and sister OF Mrs. l.. w. Car
penter Of the Grinnell Country Club,
visited with her Sunday and went on
Monday to visit at Lorimor.
Mr. and Mrs. Will c. Staat are en-
PERTAINING this week Mrs. Stats
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James ". Mil.
Ter. who are returning from the ma
tional encampment of the Grand
Army at Indianapolis to their home
at Wichita. Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Squire announce
the birth to them on Sunday last.
in the Community hospital. of a
thriving boy.
DIR. j. r. Lewis Is to be away from.
his home here for ten days attending
a clinic at Rochester. Mimi.
Mrs. II. Rohr has had the pleasure
OF visit for several weeks from her
brother. Mr.. Clark Schroeder. who
has gone back to his home at Hol-
stein.
Announcement is made that Rev.
Charles M. Calderwood. graduate
Of Iowa College at Grinnell in the
class OF 1900, is changing his pas
,torate OF the Congregational church
at Leo, Mass, for that OF a church In
Los Angeles. Calf.
Henryetta SpauIding, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Spaulding, un-
derwent an operation for relief from
appendicitis on Monday at the Conn
munity hospital. and is reported as
doing well in recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mitchell, who
very recently left Grinnen for Call
fornia, have sent back word to their
friends of their safe arrival and
their location at Long Beach.
Miss Aline Watson, declamatory
coach for Grinpell high school. has
come from her home in Cedar Rap
ids and begun her work.
The knights Of Pythias, who re-
Gently moved into their recently
purchased and made-over hall on
Broad street, have now decided to in
stall a club room and have appointed
a.Vommittee to select and recommend
the appropriate equipment.
Homer Rollins Has concluded to
give up farm work for the present
and has sold his sixty acres south
OF this city to his neighbor across the
road with the expectation of going
west to investisate and Of settling
permanently there If he and Mrs,
Rollins are satisfied.
The following ten college men have
safely passed the singing test and
will be members Of the mems glee
club: Daily and Dpugherty. first
tenors; Gannaway, Larson and
| Waugh, second tenors; Clements
Paul Clovis. Zimmerman, and Linde-
meyer, baritones; Knies, bass.
The girls glee club of the college
adds the following nine who have
| passed tho test Lucille Mylchrest
and Dorothy Bickell. first soprano:
Nina Adkins, Mary Brereton, Eliza
! beth Waugh and Esther Morris, sec
ond soprano; Bernice Dalziel, ELSIE
| Loomis. Helen Schmeltz, first alto.
Rev. M. J. Harmon, resident priest
of this city, officiated yesterday
morning in the ceremony Of marriage
for Joseph Pelisek. of Tana, and
Miss Edna Martisoh, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Martison. The bridal
pair started on a wedding trip to
Minneapolis. When they return they
plan their home together in Tama.