Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-08
GrinneII and Vicinity.

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Grinnell. June s.-Many people in
this part Of the state will be interested
in the announcement sent out by Mrs.
Susan Elizabeth Roach, Of Des Moines.
Of the marriage Of her daughter, Miss
Lora May Roach. to Mr.. Frank Haskin
Kicker, OF San Francisco, Cal, at No.
655 Eighteenth street, Des Moines. at
I'll o'clock in the forenoon Of June 81,
Mr.. Kicker formerly lived in Grundy
county and afterward in Grinnell where
he attended Iowa College Mrs. Roach
and her daughter also lived in Grim
nell for number OF years. Mrs. Roach
is a sister of George HI. Brown, OF the
firm Of Brown & Harrington, Of this
city. Miss Roach has been for some
years a director in the kindergarten
department of the Des Moines schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kirby and young
son are visiting for a short time in
Grinnell. having come from their home
in Manitou, Col, yesterday. Both were
former highly esteemed citizens Of this
city, where Mr.. Kirby was employed
in the Merchants National Bank, but
went to Colorado for his health. He
is at present mayor of Manitou.
There was a large circle Of mourn-
ing friends at the funeral OF Mr.. q. r.
Hostetter yesterday afternoon. Rev. II.
N. Dascomb had charge Of the services.
Music was furnished by the quartet
Of Messrs. DUNCAN and Fred Morrison
and Mrs. DUNCAN and Mrs. Umben-
hauer. The pail bearers were: q. B.
Crttchett, H. G. Morse. c. &C. Keil, r. G.
Wilson, r. G. coutts. and A. L. King.
four Of these having been old neighbors
when all lived on farms in Scott
d >y@
the city were: Mr.. Will Morse and two
sons from Geneva Bluffs; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Morse and two daughters, Edith
and Dora, from Geneva Bluffs, both
daughters having been here attending
Fon du Lac, Wis; Mrs. w. z. Allen,
from Reinbeck. Iowa: Miss May Hos
letter, who has been teaching in Black
Duck, Mimi. the two latter being
daughters Of the deceased; and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Nichols, OF Marshalltown. The
deceased leaves beside these daughters,
a wife, brother, A. X. Hostetter OF
this city, and three sisters, formerly
of this city but now in Tacoma, Wash,
Misses Olive. Alice and Emma Hos
letter. Mr.. Hostetter has been q resi-
dent of Iowa since 1856 and Of Grinnell
since 1898. His Is the first death in
the family OF his generation since 1855.
The only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hos
letter died in Grinnell in a few months
after they moved here. anterment OF
the bodies. both father and son took
place in Lakewood.
On Friday afternoon. June 10, of this
week the anniversary exercises Of the
Grinnell Academy will be held at
o'clock in Herrick chapel. Following
is the program: Piano solo, "Gnomen-
reigen" Liszt)-Wilma Bruce Henseit:j
invoca tion-Rev. George III. White; vio-
lin solo, "Abendlied" (Schumann)-
Glenn Dorothy; discussion, Should the
American Navy Be Increased ?"-Fors
Ray Truman Mills; against, Croft L.
Pilgrim; reading, 'Hiawatha's Woo
ing"-Orpha E. Afford. with musical
by Miss Helen Thorn
son; illustrated address, Mark Twain
Lucille Pearl Umbenhauer; music;'
address, wireless Telegraphy," with
on homemade appar-
B.. Miller: presentation
of certificates; benediction.