Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-10
GrinneIl and Vicinity.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times RepuoNcan.
Grinnell, June 10.-Attorney A. c.
Lyon and his sister, Miss Edna, are
entertaining their brother, George A.
Lyon. on his way home from the bank
ers' meeting at Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. ]. T. Skinner and Mrs. l. E.
Bayer have their brother Tad Bailey.
from Pipestone. Mimi, with them for
commencement week.
The exercises yesterday were all Of
high order In the morning the bac-
Gala ureare sermon by President Main
was listened to by a very large and
appreciative audience, and was in all
| its bearings eloquent and practical.
vespe-s, at the college had several
DISTINGUISHED speakers. In the evening
I the service at the Congregational
church under the auspices Of the Y N.
/ c. -. and c. e, was addressed by Rev
Dana Bartlett, 50 of Los Angeles, Cal
! Mrs c. W. Hill and her daughter,
Z Mrs A NJ. Lakin, from Guthrie Center.
stopped over Sunday in the city, visit
ing al the H. a. Field home. Mrs. Lakin
is on her way TO Chicago TO join her
husband, DR.. A NJ. Lakin. who has
been taking past graduate work at
Rush Medical College. They will go on
from there with their two little sons
4 TO visit DR.. Lakin's parents, near
j Springfield. Ill.
( H. A. Field was called Saturday
night to Wichita. Kan by the seri-
Gus illness Of his daughter, Blanche
He was accompanied by mis- daughter,
Anna Field.
The marriage of j. j. Heeran. '65.
now of Che Fou, China. will interest
: many friends. He was married 10 an
English girl, and Harold Smith. son Of
Professor Smith, former Of Grinnell
academy. was best man.
c. c. Knapp, '03, is TO be married on
June - in Washington, D. c., to Miss
Grace a I Due. Mr.. Knapp is con-
nected with the congressional library.
The A C. Rinefort home is enter
tanning for commencement Miss Irene
Rinefort. 'o5. now of Lawton. Okla.
Miss Anna Ransome, a former Grin
nell resident and coilegeg raduate, but
now OF 6rookfieid, Mo., is hare 20.
commencement.
The wedding of Miss Josephine
Searles to Mr.. Arle c. Weed is to be
June 20 at her home in Stevensville
Mont. where the family moved three
: years ago from this city. where they
are pleasantly remembered
Miss Helen Willard, o2. is visiting
her sister, Prof Clara Willard. She
comes from Milwaukee, Wis.
At the final meeting of the year Of
the Art Study Club al the home were
entertained by vocal music by Miss
Nellie Greene Clark and piano music
by Miss Millerd. the following officer:
: were elected for the next college year:
President. Mrs. a. L. Frisbie, Jr.: vice
president. Mrs. 2. 3. T. Spencer; sec
retary Mrs Harriet B. Crabb treas
urer, Miss Bessie Wallace.
s The Easy Fit Logging Company o.
this city now has the machinery from
Fort Madison installed and is read!
fer operation. A. D. Soechtig came
with the machinery and superintendet
9 the installation ard will remain. Mis-
+. Minnie Hill has come from Lagrange
No. to take charge of the work a
iforewoman, and the company expect
to returning out work in large guam
: tity from this time.
wednesday last was the ninety thir,
anniversary Of the birth of Mrs. JUDI
: of Malcolm. and a gathering of reia
!; tives made the day joyous one. Nj
i: Henry Rearick, brother of Grandm
o Judd, himself SO years Of age. wa
present on this occasion. Others froL
a distance were: DR.. and Mrs. ]. "
e. Mcdowell Of Eustes, Fla: Mrs. 6. I
Norton and daughter from Clariol
Iowa: Mrs. Champion from Grant,
City. Mo-: Mrs. Nutting from Buckle!
Iowa; Mrs. r. o. Hall and childre
from Boulder. Colo. and very une1
pectedly to the others, Glen Teraberr
and his bride. formerly Miss Haz'
: Bowling anu teaSiisf r'if tiie 'ioiSo'
schools. from Maquoketa. Some sixt
relatives and friends were assemble
o. and four GENERATIONS represented
j: 1--WE families. Mrs. Judd is the moths
d, OF Mrs. Asher shfniett Of this cit
Eleven great grandchildren were pres
6 'ent at this notable gathering.