Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-06
News Of erinnell and Vicinity.

Special to mes-Republican.
Grinnell, Nov. 6-R G. Penrose, liv-
ing southwest of this city. has recently
sold his farm of 100 acres TO G. w.
Young for s65 an acre
Prof. and Mrs R. B. Wylie of Iowa
City; Miss Belle Blatherwick, from the
same place, and Norman Blatherwick,
principal of the high school al Villisca,
all of whom have been in attendance
on the state association meeting, are
having a reunion at the parental Bla-
therwick home in this city.
Andrew s. Draper, of Albany, y. z.
commissioner OF education for the state
of New York, formerly superintendent
of the schools of Cleveland, Ohio, and
/ also president of the University of Il
linois. is visiting his nephew and niece
/ in this city. Mr.. A c. Lyon and his sis
ter Miss Edna Lyon. Mr.. Draper has
been before the state association at
Des Moines and the state association
at Topeka. Kan. 10 deliver addresses
and must go on tomorrow TO Iowa City
where he is engaged to deliver an adj
dress TO students of the university
Al the home of the groom in Chester
on Wednesday last Mr.. Howard S.
Ward and Miss Cora Davis were made
husband and wife by the words spoken
by Rev T. d. Councilman of 1ndepend-
ence. Some fifty guests We're present
and partook Of the nuptial feast.
The district court began work last
Tuesday under Judge Wilcoxsen. The
services of the grand jury We're re-
quired hut half a day, and resulted in
the finding OF true bill against one
orange Hall from near Guernsey on
the charge Of malicious mischief, upon
which charge he pleaded guilty and
vas fined $40 c. +. Nichols of Grin
nell was granted a divorce from Della
b Nichols and A. r. Gross, from near
Malcolm, received a divorce from Dollie
Gross William Nagel, from neal
, Brooklyn. was granted an annulment
; of marriage from Ida A. Nagal.
c. f Chase, OF This city. has received
the sad news of the death on Wednes
day night last of mis- brother Raymond
Sumner Chase. in Chicago. The de-
ceased was we'll known at one time il
y Grinnell when he attended college her
and his parents. DIR. and Mrs. f. W
Chase. were residents of Grinnell.
Many people in Grinnell as we'll a
many outside Of this city will be great
y interested in the coming golden wed
ding anniversary of Professor and Mr.;
S. j. Buck. of this city, which take
place on the 18th of this month.
: The report comes from Mayor KEN
nerer. which fact gives it the STAN
8 Of credibility which otherwise woul
s seem impossible. that the introductio
3 Of lead pipe connections to the waite
mains of the city within the past fe'
Y Months, taking the place of the old an
2 leaky iron pipe, has decreased the co:
< Of coal at the city pumping station
the extent of 800 a month.
= Mrs. n. j. Noble, Of this city, passe
= her 10th birthday on Wednesday la.
- and relatives and friends gathered
= large numbers to help in celebratir
the occasion. Three sons, Elmer Mil
D slagle, of Des Moines, George A. Dav
20 son from Usage City, Kan. and w.
Noble, of Grinnell. were present as W;
10 also her only daughter, Mrs. Charl
So r. Horak, of this city. Mr. and MI
- Dawson and Mr.. Millslagle were oblig
o. TO return to their homes on the day flo
o. lowing this gathering and celebrate
= Dr. c. f. Harris, of this city, ente
tanned the resident members of the pr
fession and Drs. Busby from Brook.
and Sherman from Des Moines at
st dinner at his home on Tuesday evenir