Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-18
THE GRiNNELL NEWS.
Governor and Mrs. cummins in the City
Several Weddings.

| Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. June 1S.-Governor and
Mrs. Cummins and party, including
Harvey Ingham of the Register and
Leader stopped in the city for a short
time last evening while on their way
| back TO Des Moines from the meeting
OF the board of regents and end the eX-
ercises connected with commencement
1T the State University.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wehrhan de-
parted yesterday afternoon for Chaplin.
Iowa, where Mr.. Wehrhan Will occupy
the pulpit of the Congregational church
for the summer. They expect TO re-
sumo college work next tall.
Miss Nellie Wilcox. OF Malcom, Wis
tied the city yesterday.
j. T.. Sanders, of Montezuma. has
been moving his household effects into
the Jack Preston house and will come
with his family to live in Griunell. Mr..
Sanders viii represent The Mccormick
and other harvester companies in the
vicinity OF Grinnell AMI neighboring
towns.
Frank Thackeray has bought a stock
Of groceries at Indianofa and will spend
most of his time there for the next few
days arranging the business. Mr.. Rap
son vert over with him yesterday
afternoon.
Ellie Boyer of Hampton, has been in
town lately, looking up II house with a
view TO coming back to Grinnell next
September.
j. w Monroe went to Mexico, Mo-,
last evening. where he will meet sew
eral other land prospectors from Grin
nell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sampson re-
turned home yesterday afternoon after
a very pleasant visit of ten days al the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Pegram. in Decatur. Ill.
Mrs. Bradley's mother, Mrs. P. A.
Jacques and Mrs. Belle Benedict went
TO Chicago last evening. The Bradley
family VIII join Mrs. Jaques in Chicago
next Saturday, after which the party
will go TO Omena, Mich.
Mrs Rapson and son Harold have
gone To Des Moines to spend few
days.
A band concert and picnic are being
planned to be given in the park Fri
day evening.
George Arnold went TO Des Moines on
business yesterday.
Mrs. T.. Wilson and daughter Alice
are planning to spend the summer in
Chicago
Miss Ella Mehlin Went 20 Des Moines
yesterday to take the examination for
state teachers certificate.
Miss Mabel Dunbar and her mother,
OF LeMars, will move into Professor
Parkers house on the first of July. at
which date the Snyders will leave.
Cullen Gregory and Miss Clara Web
Ell were married yesterday evening at
the home of the brides mother, five
and one-half miles northeast of Grin
nell. Mr.. Gregory will be remembered
as the young man who was robbed of
$500 by fellow workman on the John
Goodfellow farm the other day.
j. r. Heeren and Leighton B. Morse
leave this evening to attend the Y. NJ.
and Y. w. G. A. students conference at
Lake Geneva. Wis. which lasts from
June 10 to - and is attended by stu
dents from 100 colleges of the middle
west.
Last evening at O'Clock occurred
the happy marriage of Mr. Edwin r.
Parish TO Miss Bessie NJ. Kicker at the
residence of the brides parents on
East street Professor Leonard f. Par
lSer performed the ceremony, at which
about seventy relatives and intimate
friends were present among these
were Mr.. NJ. g. Parish father of the
groom. and two sisters and one broth
er from Chester Center. Mr.. and Mrs.
4. A. Haskins. Of Marshalltown, grand
parents of the bride: Miss Nina Wilson,
of Montezupna Mrs Grace Kicker
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