Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-06

until $3.50 in the evening, as life
guard and Instructor n first aid and
rescue work. Professor Harrison is
now In Des Moines taking special
work along this limo.
The terrible storm OF Sunday night
and the threatening appearance Of
the clouds on Monday forenoon, to-
gether with the light rain falling at
that time, spoiled many fine plan
for open air picnics and games. The
Baptist church society took theirs In
to the church basement and had an
enjo yable time. The westfield Grange
doubted at first whether the after
moor. picnic and program could be
held out OF doors. but finally sue
cess,.ully carried out tie original pro-
gram In that way. The condition Of
the roads prevented the Searsboro
band from being present and kept
away many who had planned to come.
Rev. e. w. Cross, of the Congrega-
tions.l church Of this city, gave the
address.
L. B. Fink, Of Des Moines, was
driving about mile north Of Grim
noIl on his way to Des Moines about
7 o'clock Saturday evening when his
car took a rut and skid and headed
into a bank. Mrs. Fink. who, with her
sister, Miss Birnbum, from New
York, was with him In the ear, was
thrown thru the windshield and In
jureti by cuts and bruises SO that
hospital treatment was deemed nec-
essary. Miss Birnbauin was ul,i,ul !.
The car was badly damaged and went
to the car hospital and tho party
waited over here till the repairs
were completed.
The Strand and the Lyric, Grin
nelPs two moving picture houses, are
to be opened thru the month OF July
only on Saturdays anil Sundays. q.
W. Mart, OF the Ettand plans to
make d visit to Kentucky. Mrs. Mart
accompanying him % far as st. Lou-
Ii. while their son. William, spends
some time at the lakes.
s. j. Pooley. OF the Grinnell Saw
ings Bank, went to Cedar Falls on
Saturday evening to spend a couple
Of days with his boys. John and
Richard.
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Connolly, with
their three children, went to spend
tho holiday with Mr.. and Mrs. Stowe
In their home In Boone.
J. y. Robinson has decided to leave
Grinfell for location In Missouri
and has sold his Spring street resi-
assxaS a. 4 VIZ VNYi or<Sts,n
II. u. MCGOWAN accepted an invita-.
ton from Nebraska town TO deliver
q Fourth Of July speech. only stipu-
lating that It should be In the form
of reading stories. and spent Mon.
day there.
The mayor ana city council are
setting good example to the busi.
ness men by tearing UP the poor
pavement on the Soutfl side OF the
city building on tho northwest corner
Of Broad and Commercial streets and
replacing 1t with a first-class Job Of
new cement walk. There are several
pieces Of sidewalk used many more
times in day than this is that need
the same treatment and parties may
be admonished 10 Ego and do like.
WISE"
Work u progressing 50 favofably
Upon the new hotel owned by Frank
II. Clifford and situated on the south
west corner Of Broad and CONNER
cial streets that, he hopes to have
the or'enins by Aug. I.
Misa Amy Noll, who has been In
library work IN Missoula, Mont, IL
expected In Grinnell today to spend
her vacation with her parents, Es-
quire and Mrs. r. J. Noll, OF this
city. She is graduate OF Grinnell
Collegt.
Mrs. George M. Christian, who fell
and broke her thigh bone in the hip
socket and was taken to the Com
munity hospital four weeks ago, eel.
ebrateg independence day by being
brought to the home at the corner Of
Park and Fourth. It viii be several
weeks yet before any attempt can be
made 10 walk or even stand, but the
physician decides she can be moved
with safety.
ELMER b. Graham. who had his leg
broken by the accidental rush Of a
big car and who entered the Com
munity, hospital the same day that
Mrs. Christian was taken there, IL
making good recovery but must re-
main in the hospital some weeks
yet.
Prof. and Mrs. suydam are now at
Ripon, Wis, for thor summer vaca-
ton. Tho home they have occupied
at the northwest corner Of High
street and Fourth avenue, one OF the
old landmarks OF tho city has been
sold by s. r. Robinson to G. L. Cole,
who is taking possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Child. of Os-
ceola. came to Grinnell to celebrate
the Fourth With Mrs. Child's sister,
Mrs. Mary Sutherland, and Mr..
Child's son Carl,
g. A. Blair drove his auto thru to
Spirit Lake for a two weeks vaca-
ton from business cares. taking
with him Mrs. Blair and their son.
The following party Of ,9rinnellians
have gene by the private auto route
by way OF Duluth to vermilion Lake
to spend q couple Of weeks in rough
ing it, camping out en- route: Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. q. Shifflett and family. Mr..
and Mrs. L. v. Phelps and daughter.
and MI. and Mrs. A. J, Brook and
family, ~,