Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-03

! 4 yson, was married to Mr.. AVA VIM
cent, Rev. Martin 0regson. the Grand
father OF the bride. performin4 the
ceremony. This Is the third generation
Of the same family in which Rev. MI
Gregson has officiated at the marriage
ceremony. There were some sixty-hve
guests present on this occasion. The
briGe has grown up in Searsboro and
has been very active in church work
having been the organist for several
years The groom has spent his life on
q farm near Searsboro and there the
young welded pair will begin their life
gether.
The many friends Of Frank Whiting
have been greatly panied to learn OF
his sudden death from apoplexy at
Rockdale, Tex. He was stricken while
eat,ns: supper on Monday evening last
The body was sent to ST Louis and his
brother. e. N. Within, superintendent
Of the Spaulding factory, and Attorney
A. c Lyon have gone to st. Louis to
accompany it to its former home at
Pontiac, Mich. where the bereaved wife
awaits It. Deceased was suDerinten-
dent fol time Of the Spaulcing fac.
tory here. but gave up that position
to take position as sales manager In
the south.
Weather Observer Brainard makes
the following official report Of the
weather for October: Rainfall. 3.57
inches: geratest in twenty-four hours
LOG inches; clear days, II; cloudy, g.;
partly cloudy, 5.
Tho chairman Of the Merrill debate
this evening at the Colonial will be
Prof. ]. w. Ganaway; timekeepers
President Harold Strong Of the Chres-
Jonathan Society and President Leon
Watson Of Quill and Gavel; judges
Prof. Paul F. Peck Of Grinnell. Prof
j. D. Stops of Grinnell, Mr.. o. D
Elicit Of Marshalltown, and Mr.. A. Nc
Eachron OF Waterloo.
1t has been discovered that the new
cement fountain recently completed
N the park as memorial to DR.. E
". Clark. has been mutilated by Tn
breaking of Of part Of the cemen,
work on the south side # the struc-
ture. 1t Is not yet certain who is
esponsible for the damage but sus-
7icion points to some Of the boys out
IN Halloween mischief
Mrs. Harry Porter has returned to
her home in Craig Mont, after some
weeks among relatives in this city. She
vas accompanied by her grandmother.
Mrs. Eliza Rarnes. Of this city, as far
az Darlington. n. D., where she will
'emain for the winter at the home Of
her son, Fred Barnes, formerly Of this
city. While Mrs. Rarnes is well ad-
anced in years and has been in feeble
health, she stood the journey we'll
Under the leadership Of their recent
y installed pastor, Rev. W. B. Will
son. the Christian church in this city
IS becoming actively aggressive in
Christian work Worship has been
conducted in the superior court room
n Fourth avenue but the recent pur-
chase Of lot on the east side OF South
Broad street used last summer by the
chautauqua. indicates the determine
ton to proceed as rapidly as possible
to the erection OF house of worship
4 their own. The lot was the prop
arty Of the Morrison Kicker Manu-
featuring Company and was sold for
$500
]. w. Norris who recently bought
the Mrs. Whitaker residence property.
corner Of State street and Fourth
avenue. with the two lots on the
north Of 1t for use for feed sheds and
a livery stable, has already begun the