Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-21


Special to Times-Republican.
Grinnell, Oct. 21--The fact has just
been made public of the dissolution of
the recently formed legal firm of Ly-
man. Dunshee & Haines and Of the
formation of new firm by w, G. Ray
burn and Henry G. Lyman, both OF this
city. under the firm name Of Rayburn
& Lyman. The present office rooms OF
| ATTORNEY Rayburn will be continued
| IN use and the rooms in the rear OF
these and heretofore occupied by At
torney S. H. Crosby. will also be oc-
cupied by the new firm as soon as va
Gated by Mr. Crosby. Judge j. r.
Lyman will continue to occupy the
rooms that have been the joint offices
of himself and Henry G. Lyman
! The relatives and many friends OF
ESQUIRE Miles Chaffee of this city We're
helping him yesterday 10 get the
greatest happiness out Of his sssh
birthday.
Congressman \. E. Kendall was in
Grinnell on Wednesday and spoke 10
the college students at chapei ai.ef
which he was taken to the country oE
Mr.. H. W. Spaulding and they Nlsiteu
Chester Center. Sheridan center anu
Malcom angements We're Hlaoe i'i
a mass meeting at Sherloah on MIL
dav evening next. The raliE lnat "as
TO have been held here in the corona.
*. evening was postponed because 0.
the Dolliver funeral and MT. henuaiI
! left here ON Wednesday evening lot
-. no5ea 70 ne present on that oc-
casion. ~ ..
On Wedn esday evening. Oct ~. al
.,e home of the brides parents. MT
and Mrs. George Bye. was celebrated
me marriage of Miss Florence Bye 10
Mr. T. c. Bennett. Rev. l. d. Weyaho
of rhe Baptist church of this city per-
forming the ceremony in the presence
| of forty-hve relatives and fr1enos. me
Groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. ~
Rennett of Chatsworth. Iowa he mas
heen for several years oookkeeper To-
s,.,,1d;nes and. more recently, for
the Morrison Kicker COMPANY
fa1,ou-;np ont of the-city guests We're
nrasent. Mr.. and Mrs. T X Benhe't'
IF Chatworth. Mr. and MRS. Gus oon.
! ~ Dies Moines: Mr.. clayton Wf'siie
| of Brooklyn: Miss Viola Eioriose'
AIalcon. and Miss jeanette rfeeiiasi
| of LeMars. Both bride ana eroolii' a.
tor the ceremony and the supper
a bd,,cted and kept under guatu III
ferent parts of the city lhru Ii.e
and treated 10 a Gray ~ .,;~
49, hint they will be at home 10 lheiE
x.ia,5s otter Oct. IS at their new
80 mo Main street this city.
r-hairman n. z. Boyd of the repupii-
ao,n-v central committee mas IS
80 tho announcement OF a cnange OF
$50 Far Hon. n f. Kendall IN TINS
| county He will speak at Sherioah Zen
t+ar on Monday night. Oct -, ana a.
, on Tuesday night. Oct p.
~ Mccoy. who sued E. F.. Hudnut
-. .ha s,,nerior court Of this city lof
bic commission on land deal and was
GIVEN iudgm ent, has just had that
Judgment affirmed by the supreme
court of the state.
McEachron, candidate on the pro-
hibition ticket for governor OF iowa.
and father of Scott McEachron, iowa
College, '09, and of Paul McEacnroh'
now in college here. is scheduiea lot
nolitical speech in the Colonial theater
tbis evening at 1880. He will be ac-
companied-and supplemented by the
chairman Of the state central commit
fee G. Durant Jones; the wizard ora
tor" c. J. Hall, of California; and
Charles Fl. Stanley, the converted COM
adv man who will lead in song and
give solos.
ROBERT Lincoln, ST., OF Washington
| township. has bought the residence
| property of E. J. Hadley on North Elm
street and will move into his new home
| in a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Benson were
called to York, Neb.. on Wednesday
morning to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Benson's aunt, Mrs. Charles Smith.
| Mrs Jennie E. Matthews, past
grand matron OF the Eastern Star or
der and at present president OF the
board Of trustees Of the Eastern Star
home located 1t Blooms, hag returned