Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-02
News From GrinneIl.
I 70 Times-Republican.


Grinnell. March 2.-Mr and Mrs. A.
H. Newton. to she sincere regret OF
their friends here. moved to their
new farm home near Mitchelville, on
Monday.
Reports from St. Francis hospital
here, are that Miss Hazel Ritter IS
making good recovery from the
breakage of both bones OF the right
leg below the knee, occasioned by her
slipping on the ice in the front yard
of the Ritter home. She has been do
ing office work for the Grinneli
Washing Machine Company.
The Consolidated Independent Dis
trict of Searsboro IL calling an cleo
ton for the e7th of March TO vote
not to exceed $50 900 in bonds. for
the building. and equipping Of a
schoolhouse adequate Cor the needs
! Of the present and future consolidat-
ed district.
L. T. Jackson who has been a
Grinnellian for practically twenty
years or more, has gone to be the
conductor Of fast thru freight train
| from Des Moines to Oskaloosa- He
| began work on the new job yesterday.
Mrs. Ozora Davis came from her
home in Chicago on Friday to visit
| for a few days Dr. Davis finished
| his work here in behalf Of a higher
| type Of Christianity on Sunday even
! ing. and took the night train for
! Chicago where his official position
was calling him. Mrs. Davis will visit
| longer in Grinnell and will also visit
relatives in New Sharon.
! Sam Ruggles, who bought the old
Mason House in Colfax and. with
Mrs. Ruggles, moved there and as
! sumed the MANAGEMENT, has now
sold his former Sixth Avenue resi-
dence in this city to c. II. Angel of
| Rockwell. who has just moved his
family here and taken possession OF
! it.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rufe, OF this
city, had an over Sunday visit from
their daughter and her husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank L. Common, who
came from their home In Des Moines.
John and Paul Gregson, who have
! been visiting for some time here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Gregson.
returned to their home in Albert Lea,
! Mimi. today.
/ j. VI. Whitlock who has lived in
and near Lynnville since he was a
small boy. died at his home there on
Sunday night, at the age of 10 years
Mrs. r. b. Work of this city. ac-
companied by her little son Bob
starts today on three months vaca
! ton in Galveston, Texas. and in other
I places in Texas.
The Lamberson-Hunt people have
removed both dwellings from the lot
on Main street next south Of the Mrs
kemmerer residence. and are now
prepared to begin the excavation for
their new garage
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Eichhorn left
this vicinity on March to take pos
session Of the new farm home they
recently bought near Tama.
Mrs. John King, who has been
spending some time in Muscatine
has come back to Grinnell for a time
but announces her plan OF movfnl
to Muscatine soon to make her home
H. L. Boyer. Of this city. who ha.
been here looking after business In
terests for Few days, started or
Sunday night on his return to hill
duties under the government employ
in Washington, D. G.
A call has been issued for the meet
ing Of all the CLUB women OF thu
city on Friday afternoon Of this weak
AZ thraA <'riock - the C~, orAs. ta.-
church whore Mrs. Frances d. Whit.
ley will b the special guest. She Il
to give an address on ''Wonen'l
Work Thru the Clubs" MaM Whit.
Icy IL past-Dres1dSnt Of tie Women'a
Federated Clubs Of Iowa