Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-30

special 10 IfmeS-Re puDNCaN.
Grinnen Sept. so.-To Mr.. and Mrs
worley H Shahan, GO Main street.
came on Tuesday a son who shall be
known in the world as Morley H. Sha-
han, Jr.
Ira Applegate, of Norton, Kan ar
rived in this vicinity on Wednesday
for visit to his brother. s Apple
gate of Montezu-na and his many
reunion of the soldiers OF the Tenth.
Twenty eighth and Fourtieth regi-
mental survivors, he being a member
of the Twenty ghth.
A double wedding is announced to
take place on the - h OF October at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin P.
Morse. formerly for many years resi-
dents of Grinnell but for several years
past Of Pasadena. Cal Miss Kate l..
Morse is to be married TO Mr.. Theo-
lore w. Nicholson and Miss Fannie f.
Morse to Mr.. c. H. Ridenour Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholson announce that they viii
be at home after Nov. 10, az 1854 West
Thirty eighth street. Los Angeles.
Cal, and Mr. and Mrs. Ridenour will
be at their new home in blackberry.
Ariz, at the same time.
In addition to the happiness of hav-
ing so many of the direct descendants
gathered around the festal board at the
PIERCE golden wedding on Tuesday
| last here was that Of the reception of
many rem membranes from valued
! friends and relatives from great dis
tances. An uncle of Mr.. PIERCE, living
at Austin, MINI. and over 80 years Of
age, sent his photograph An aunt at
Lima. o., SO years old. sent a remem-
brance. a nephew in Harvard Univer-
sity sent congratulations and a silver
cup. Another nephew in Chicago, an
artist, sent a letter written on parch-
rlent and adorned with golden seals
One of the sons wrote notice of the
wedding in artistic Illuminated text
Mr.. Petrce has two sisters and one
brother living who are Older than him
self. He comes of a long lived race.
his mother having lived past the age
of %. One disappointment at the
wedding was the absence Of the
daughter. Miss Genevra PIERCE. who is
| in Chicago and too III to take the trip
Mrs R. NJ. Haines, Of this city, is
/ now in Des Moines visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. F.. ]. Her
riott
Mr.. and Mrs J. s. Rutherford who
have been visiting in this vicinity for
the past two weeks at the homes Of
Mr.. Rutherford's brother Arthur. and
his sister, Mrs. S. ]. Pierce, returned
to their home In Chicago YESTERDAY
( Vice President s. c. Buck. acting in
place Of President s II. Crosby. re-
/ signed has called the first meeting for
| the year Of the Congregational Broth
erhood for Tuesday evening, Oct. 4, at
witch time the business sc -iecting a
president and appointment Of commit
tees for the year and action garding
the national meeting at Boston will
come up.
Jack NJ. Bowman, who has been for
several years the city agent for the
Adams Express Company at this
point, has recently traded a farm of
over 100 acres for the Bowling bakery
and lunch room at Newton and is TO
/ take possession tomorrow morning.
| In district court at Montezuma on
Wednesday William Yearick was found
guilty Of horse stealing and sentenced
to five years in the penitentiary. He
waived all privilege Of time and wants
to begin on his new job as soon as
possible. Elias James, Of Searsboro,
who was on trial on a charge Of ex-
| tortion. was acquitted by the jury after
a holly contested trial. The jury was
out for seven hours. Court will ad-
journ this week as Judge Wilcocksen
must be on the bench in Oskaloosa
lnext week.