Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-09
erinne.' and Vicinity.

special 10 llIneS-lsSpusjllCtn.
! Grinneii, Sept 9.-The church par
lors were well filed last evening by
those who regretted the severance OF
/ the ties that have bound with in
creasilg strength for the past three
years Rev and Mrs. T. A. DUNCAN to
the Congregational church here. Pastor
/ F. P. Mars,on voiced the feeling OF
the members as we'll as of himself in
{ few well chosen words to which
! Mr.. DUNCAN feelingly responded. Miss
J Thomson rendered a vocal SOLO and
Donald Morrison one on the violin. Mr..
and Mrs. DUNCAN left the city this
morning for their, new home in Chad
/ ron. Neb. sls ~
f. Mr.. and Mrs. J., H. Bla;herwick are
considering the plan OF renting their
residence on East street for the COM
j ing year and going 10 spend that time
at Los Angeles Cal. where they have
( a son well loca ted.
/ H. NJ. Bray and Mr.. Watland. the
+. Zimmerman. started yesterday morning
for Fargo and vicinity on business,
expecting to pc away for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. "a. L. Child and their
son are away for couple of weeks on
!! a visit to relatives at Warsaw, KY.
Mrs. a. 8. Goss returned yesterday
evening to her home on South West
street. after some three weeks OF visit
ing at the old Goss farm home near
/ Norris. Ill.
i Dr.. A. Il. king. of Panora, returned
! last evening from foreign trip of
nearly year TIA: has embraced most
! Of Europe and some ether parts OF the
old world and sror. which he brings
Z 90 1:pa int
cences He passed thru GrinneIl and
went 10 the i.eme OF his son. Elstor.
Eing. OF Iowa College athletic fame.
!, VINO is now n the banking business at
Webste., City.
Company * IS. again at home altar
the summer camping at Ottumwa and
brings with It an additional saber won
! in the competitive company drill. The
one that was won by the company last
year was given to Captain Cogswes
and the one tili3 year TO Lieutenant
/, wiltamu.h and the boys have already
| planned to win another next year 10
be given 20 Lieutenant Boyce. Private
Cedric Barnes was away at the ma
;iona, rifle shoot at Camp Perry, O.,
/ and so could cot lend his aid as q
phenomenal ;;Drinter in the athletic
events OF the camp and Breeze Royaek
Vas unable 10 .1ttend the meeting, so
the tonors OF the field meet were lost
10 Iowa City
j At high noon today. at Harlan. was
celebrated the 'fnarriage Of Henry II.
Marvin, Of mis- city. and Miss Alma
Wright both Of whom are Iowa Col
lege graduates 81 the class Of 1906. The
welded pair will visit briefly In Grin.
nell or their way TO Boston. where the
groom has position as instructor III
I plysics in the school Of technology. lfr.
and Mrs. Frank p. Marvin and Miss
Hannah Marvin have gone from here
to attend the wedding.
A quiet wedding Of young people
we'll known III Grinnell took place on
"wednesday last at the home Of the
brides sister. Mrs. S. L. Howell. sew
.eral miles southwest Of this city
where Miss Lottie Reynolds OF this
lcity and Mr.. Wesley Ray Smith were
made husband and wife by the nlints.
ltrations OF Rev. c. C. Hobson, Of New
burg. Miss Flora Reynolds. OF sDea
i Moines. a sister Of the bride. was pres
3 ent. The new life for this happy pai1
will begin on the farm Of the grc0m
some three miles west Of Newburg. 4.
Mrs. Thomas Mckee and the Misse1
from their relative. W. clifford Mckee
who is on his way from his home @in
Pomona, Cal, TO resume his studies e
la Junior in John Hopkins University
in Baltimore, Nd.
4 Harry 1fcMurray II again at M
home here after an extended trip N
which he visited most places Of note
lin the far northwest and explored Can-
ada in the Calgary region, after havin1
proved Up claim he has In Idaho. IS. +
4 On "wednesday morning last Ut. ~.
fred p. Afiin and Miss L.ousala Byefly
both citizens OF this city. weot to Non
itexun1a and were married 1t the 1res-
byterian parsonage by PASTOR
Henning of the Presbyterian church.
Child Hung FrosN cs5b.
Il Cedar Rapids, Sept. 7.-wfth IT. chie