Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
Grinneli and Vicinity.

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C-taael!. June 22-Mr. H s Vets
has just bought the residence property
Of Mrs. Nellie Walker. 1911 Broad
street. and plans to take possession on
the Isl OF September.
Advance information has been given
out of the wedding 10 take place al the
brides home in Malcolm today between
Harley Booknau, OF Grinnell, and Miss
Haze! Bernald, OF Malcolm.
Yesterday morning a, II o'clock in
the city OF Des Moines was celebrated
the marriage q Frank Hasldn Kicker
and Miss Lora Roach. Both have for
rne-Iy been residents Of this city but in
recent years the bride has been teach
ing in the kindergarten OF Des Moines
and the groom has been in business in
southern California, where the couple
will reside The groom IS the son OF
Mi and Mrs c. T. Kicker. Of this city.
The wide circle OF relatives Of both
bride and groom in this city were pres
ent a. the wedding, as follows: Mr. and
Mrs George H Brown and daughter
Dorothy; Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Kicker
and their son, c. T. Kicker, Jr.; Mr..
and Mrs A l. Kicker and their chill
dren, Eleanor and kep<ord; Mr.. and
Mrs. D. s. Morrison and their children,
Julian and Donald; Mr.. and Mrs. E S.
Parish and children Pau! and Virginia;
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Chase and their
.o,1 Frank; Mr. Andy Mcintosh and
son. ANDY Mcintosh, Jr., and daughter,
Edith and Edna; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carnaway and their son, Jack; Mr..
and Mrs Robert Mcintosh; Mrs.
Brande; M. and Mrs. Ralph Lyman;
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Z. Bates.
Extensive cha nges will De begun very
shortly in front of the high school
building in the lowering Of the cement
sidewalk two feet TO conform with the
present grade Of the paving on Fourth
avenue II involves the change for
quarter Of a block on both the south
and the east sides % be in harmony
with the present Improvements com
pleted.
The Windsors and the Firernen are
leading. as they We're last season, IN the
games Of the Twilight Baseball League
Of this city. The standing Of the
clubs at present is as follows: Wind
sors, !. 900; F'ireuler. 500; Company K,
900; Outlaws. 900 Much interest is
developing among the lovers Of the
sport and some prizes have been offer
ed, among them being a ton Of coal TO
the Arenen by A. J. Nicely.
Announcer ent is made by Mr.. and
Mrs Davis. Of Sonora, OF the birth to
them at their Sheridan township home
Of a daughter.
A semi centennial reunion is in pro-
gress at the home of E. Shadbolt on
High street OF this city. The brothers
and sisters from outside this city who
are present are: Mrs. j. J. Lowe, Of
Buxton, y. D.: ]. W. Shadbolt, from
Weber, Kan: r. a. Shadbolt, from
Fond du Lac Wis; and Mrs. William
Chiffon. from Frazee. MINI. Grant a.
Shadbolt and Mrs. Ida Jones, nephew
kand niece of the assem- bled brothers
and sisters, are also here from their
home in Lincoln, Neb. This is the
first times these brothers and sisters
nave all been together since July 2,
1860
w. C. Robinson, the Grinnell inventor
and avia tor who had his monopIane on
exhibition at the fair grounds on Sat
urday last, made such a good showing
there and drew such large crowd that
the John Robinson circus managers
made him an enticing offer to travel
with the circus for time and he ac-
cepted and is now on the road with
the circus II was stated that Rob-
inson would try his new machine in a
flight at the fair grounds last Saturday
but that proved 10 be a mistake. He
plans, however, to be at St. Louis in
the near future to enter himself and
his invention in the aviator trials for
novices
If present plans are successful as
they promise 20 be there will be some
$4,000 yards more of bitulithic paving
laid in Grinnell before the snow flies
again. A committee of the commercial
club has been appointed to make
systematic canvas of the people on
several streets and avenues where resi-
dents have indicated a desire for paw
ing and the indications are that it Will
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