Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-14
0rinnsII and IL Vicinity.
,nCaal "a Tivnaa. RAnalhlican.

Special to Tlm09-Hepupllcau.
Grinnell, July I'LL. w. Satchell.
OF this city, vice president OF the
Shrader Drug Company Of Iowa
City. has all arrangements Wade TO
leave Grinnell on Thursday morning.
by auto, for Riverside, Calf, where
Mrs. Satchell and daughter have had
their home for some years from
health considerations. Mr.. SAtchell
announces his intention Of making
that part OF the country his future
homo. He IL taking with him On this
trip r. =. Anderson. who has been
telegraph operator At Clifford. The
route PLANNED IL thru Dsnvsr and
Salt Lake City.
"a. e James, from near Nontesuns.
was tho high bidder Cd the residence
81 the corner Of Pearl street and
Sixth avenue. sold ut auction Satur-
day. Tho price was $1,000.
Weather permitting. thoSArbor lake
park opening will take place this
evening 81 1890. with tho city band
enlivening the occasion by its music.
and Attorney John II. Patton stirring
the hearts OF the crowd by his pa
triotic address. Picnic suppers will
be In order. and all sorts of lesiti-
mate amusements will help to pass
the evening pleasantly. The Dickin.
son life line il In place. and the spe-
ciAl life saver will be On the job with
plenty Of citizens with cool heads to
assist In case Of need.
The school census Of the indepen-
dent district Of Grinnell, Just COM,
pleted by w. H. Wheelock, shows
1.s4s people between the ages Of s
and 81. OF these there we're sS1
boys and $50 girls. Between z and
16 years there are ls4 boys and as
girls.
Rev. W. c. Wasser, captain Of tina
squad OF boy campers for tho T. NJ.
C. A. camp at Eddyville, made quick
work Of getting ready yesterday
morning when the news was spread
that they must 60 q weak sooner than
they had expected, and the following
boys represent this city: Keith Por.
ter. David Myers. David. Arnold. DOM
aid Bacon. Ewing Wasser. Homer
Martz, Jack GannAway, David Nor
rison. Gerald Mulcahy. Laverne sNlle.
Jack Bryan, Henry viets, Bruce
Brock, Harold Adkins, Verne Mo-
Blain. Robert Stafford. and Oswald
Greene. It was planned to get of by
trucks, but that was found to b too
strenuous and the campers took
things more leisurely and went south
on the evening train on the n. & st.
4. road.
The Grinnell Realty Company -
pushing the work Of constructing,
homes for people Of moderate means
and healthy tastes an rapidly a.
present building conditions win per-
nit. Thirteen such homes are now
under way, some of them nearing
completion. Nine Of these are locat-
ed in the northwest part of the city
and four have just been started In
the northeast part on Summer street
between Ninth and Tenth avenue. An
these houses are modern and Of mod
crate size ana cost. considering pres
emit prices for materials and labor,
six, seven and eight rooms-
II. r. Ritter, whose present home
Is at e1S Hamilton avenue, announces
his intention OF moving about the.
first Of September into the large res
idence on Main street north, former
ly occupied by DR.. Josephine Wet
more Rust and family, which ha
bought some time ago.
w. M. Dodge, no stopped ON hin
way from New York City to his
home ct Rapids City. g. D.. 10 visit
at the n. w. somers home in Grim
nell, has gone to visit friends in
Leavenworth, Kansas, before pro-
ceedinS to his home.
Mrs. Henry Hink is having Z visit
from Mrs. Otto Fink, Of Dennison,
who Ia here especially to visit her
sister. Mrs. Mack, in Malcolm.
DR.. Lewis Hopkins. who has been
In x-ray work for a
couple Of weeks at the Mayo Bros.
hospital in Rochester, Mimi, has re-
turned to his home and practice here.
His family that was taking a Min
nesota vacation. returned with him.
o. B. Mathews is having the plea
sure Of q visit In his home from his
mother, Mrs. I. w. KeerI, who has
como from Los Angeles, arriving here
On Monday night, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mathews meeting her with their, auto
N Des Moines.
William Bader. Of this city, presi-