Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-12

home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank e. Fritcher. The groom Is
q graduate Of 0rinnsll College and his
father, Joseph T. Hays. and his sister
Pearl Hays, Of this city. were present
at the wedding. The groom 10 prom.
inent business man, handling agricul-
tural implements, in Bull. Idaho. where
the young couple will make their home
G. w. Ensminger,. who had recently
come to Grinnell to make his home
with his daughter, Mrs. NJ. c. Parish
died there on Thursday evening last
from the intirmities Of age. The body
vii be taken to Helena. where he used
to live for interment. Two daughters
Clara and Marcella, were at Toledo and
came here when notified. The rest OF
| the twelve children are widely scat
tered. Deceased was a resident OF
Grinnell number Of years ago. en-
gaging in the business Of florist. From
here he moved to Toledo.
| B. ID. Parmley, Of this city. died on
Thursday evening, at the age OF ~
years, from disease Of the kidneys fol-
lowing erysipelas. He had quite re-
Gently moved into his new hoins at
the western extremity Of Sixth avenue.
from Rock Creek township. The flu
neral was held Saturday from the
| home, conducted by Rev. l.. d. Wey-
| and OF the Baptist church of this city.
and the body was taken to the Rock
| Creek BAPTIST cemetery. Deceased was
the father OF twelve children. all OF
| whom survive him and ten OF them live
| in or near this city. His wife also
survives him.
| Public notice is given Of the with
| drawal Of T. 3. Bump from the Grim
nell Provision Company and the con-
tinuance of the meat business by ~ w.
Cessna and l. f. Goodrich, under the
same name as before.
Mrs. Meredith is at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. NJ G.. Howard, on
South Park street. suffering severely
from an attack Of blood poisoning de-
veIopfng from an apparently insignh-
cant scratch which did not nave
prompt and efficient attention.
MI and Mrs. George T. Baggs have
gone to Colorado Springs, Colo. where
they will visit for some weeks at the
home Of their son.
Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Montgomery. who
recently sold their persona! property
on the D. F. Hays farm in Chester
township, have shipped their household
goods to their future home at Baldwin.
Kan, and will visit for several weeks
old parishioners at Abba. Bloomfield,
Muscatine and Keokuk.
Superintendent Henely and the
teachers OF the high school united on
Saturday evening last in giving an en-
tertainment to the high school football
team and some invited guests. Fol-
lowing is list OF the names OF the
teachers: Principal Brown, Mr.. Pen
dell and Misses Sanders. Fisher. Long.
Wissler. Cessna. korns. Mc1lrath. Tay-
lor, Holloway, Thompson and Wallace.
Mrs NJ. L. Pierson, whose home is
On North Park street. this city. VIII
start on Wednesday next for Daytona
Fla, where she will spend the winter
with Mrs. NJ E. Blanchard. who used
to live in Brooklyn.
The body OF Mrs. Frances Spencer
who died at the soldiers home at Mar
shalltown on Thursday last. was
brought to Grinnell and funeral ser
vices were held at Uncle Sam Club
House with inter1nent beside the body
OF her husband on the g. A. II. lot.
Rev. Miss Butler, former pastor OF
the Friends church Of this city. is here
assisting in the revival meetings car
ried on under the leadership OF the
present pastor. Rev. Miss Smith.
The college chapel was crowded at
vespers last evening to listen to the
rendition of selections from Handers
oratorlo "The Messiah" given by the
Grinnell Oratorio Society. assisted by
the following talent: Mrs Lillian
French Read: Miss Jennie F. w. john
ston; Mr.. Edward Walker; and MT.
John T. Read. Many expr' ssions OF
pleasure were heard at the Excellence
of the rendition.
Six-year-old Emmeline, the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Mullins OF
this city, has been very sick for the
past week with something In the ma
ture of jaundice. While seemingly
trifle better she is still in a critical
condition.
In the case of Andrew Hanson
against John Bartacek in district court
last week the jury. after long delibera-
ton awarded the plaintiff $125. me
two had engaged in a fight and the
sum awarded plaintiff was just about
what 1t cost him to get the necessary
bodily repairs made after the fray.
In the case Of Mrs. Price OF Warren
township suing for part Of her for
mer husbands estate. altho she had
entered into a pre-nuptlal contract re-
linou,shing her dover rights. settle
ment was reached out Of court and she
gets $500.