Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-20
G-inneII and Vicinity.

SpeClal 70 I1NeS-Repub1Can.
Grinnell, Aug. 20.-District court at
M~ontezuna. under Judge X. f. Will
cocksen. opens on the 9th of Sptember.
and the following named jurors have
hecn summoned To appear on the 18TH:
Robert p. Laid. John Myers. Jr.. NJ. T.
! Scott. ]. Il. Rivers, w. s. Sanders, NJ.
G.. Howard. w. b. Tew. j. S. Stoaks
and F. L, Bailey. all from Grinnell; j.
" Silcott. Robert A. Moore, George
Lominson. T. s. Mccoy. Il. T. Barber,
and Alfred Wahner. Brooklyn: William
Doonan. John Bradley, Sidney Wheeler,
E. I. Thorn. Samuel Graham. Monte-
yuma; O.. II. Hakeman. Hartwick:
William Robbins, Newburg; j. w.
Morton and F. F. Wenger. Guernsey.
Several new cases are on the docket
and there are some of considerable
general interest.
The combined decisions of Judge
Wilcocksen and the county board Of
supervisors have settled the question
Of hitchracks around the court house
square and the principal business
blocks in Montezuma and the citizens
fnd themselves compelled 70 secure
some vacant lots and erect hitching
racks there, upon which there was an
exceedingly sharp division.
Two painful accidents have recently
occurred in the vicinity Of Ewart, but
both Victims are on the road to re-
covery. Frank Wells received a brok-
an arm When thrown from a load of
wheat he was hauling on the farm of
Fred Ingerman and Charles Peters was
stunned and made Unconscious for
some time by a fall from a stack of
straw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thackeray. who
have been taking a rest of some months
at Tacoma and Seattle, have returned
TO their Grinnell home.
Rev. u. r. DUNCAN. Of Drake Univer-
sity. Des Moines, will preach in the
Baptist church here tomorrow morn
ing, and Rev. NJ. A. Breed, a brother
Of DR.. D. p. Bseed. who is here with
his family on a visit to his brother
and family, viii preach in the Congre-
gational church. Pastor Elias Handy
VIII preach in his own pulpit at the
Methodist church.
Many GrinreN and Iowa College peo-
pie will be Interested in the
ment Of the marriage of Kate Ross
Bailey, iowa College. '04. to Harry CT.
S~chaeffer, a student Of the college here
in '0T and '0S. but a graduate of the
state University at Iowa City, at the
Bailey home in Dunlap.
The marriage is announced of Mr..
Robert Hunter and Miss Lottie Chap
man, both of this city. on Wednesday,
morning in Brooklyn. Mr.. Hunter
is in the employ of the Clark Lumber
Company, Of this city. and Mrs. Hun
ter has been a valued worker in the
Grinnell Herald bindery.
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Newcomer what has been known as the
Foster place. five miles north of Grin
nell and plans to leave the p. c.. Norris
farm near Wastfeld, which he has been
working.
At the home of her mother. Mrs
Henrietta Ahrens, 1899 Sixth avenue,
this city, on Thursday evening the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Ella
Ahrens. to Dana Mcmillan, Of Chester
township, took place. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. A. W. McRIafn.
pastor OF the Sonora Methodist church,
assisted by Rrv. Elias Handy. pastor
Of the church here, In the presence of
a large number of the relatives of both
parties. A reception was held yester-
day at the Mcmillan farm which will
be the home Of the new married
pair.
Rev. H. ". Dascomb, pastor of the
gational church of this city, will
preach in Plymouth Congregational
church at Des Meines tomorrow.
D. B. Way has just returned from ar
extended visit to the home of his son
in New York City, and Mrs. Way and
her daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Umbenhauer, will return in a
short time.