Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-21
orinnslI and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. Aug. 21.-1n the violent
storm Of Monday last n. c. Parish had
= fine colt killed by lightning. He had.
refused an offer Of 5000 for the animal.
Last evening ct s o'clock. at the
home Of the grandparents OF the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. G. PeircesSl
Reed street, Miss Bertha z. Phillpot
was married TO Mr. William Wher-
mann, OF Chicago, Prof. Charles Noble.
of Iowa College, officiating. The bride
is a daughter Of Mrs Edna Phillpot,'
Of this city, and Is we'll known and
very highly esteemed here. Relatives
from out Of the city were; Byron
Peirce, and Mrs. Peirce from Kearney.
Neb.: Mrs. c. 8. Williston and chill
dren. and Mr.. and Mrs. Wehrmann. Of
Chicago, parents Of the groom. The
ewly-wedded pair plan to make their
home together in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Marion Shahan had the
pleasure Of an over-Sunday visit froE,
their youngest son. L. Evan Shahan.
D. d. g.. and his bride, who were on
their way to their future home in Col
umbus Junction. having been married
on the 14th Of this month at the sum.
mer residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Klotz. in Manitou. Colo.
The bride was Miss Beatrice e. Klot1.
a resident OF Columbus Junction and
a graduate Of the State University Of
the same institution.
Postmaster Norris has stated to his
patrons the probability that the gov
eminent will. in the near future. order
the absolute closing OF the postoffice
nv,1
those having boxes and the travelling
men spending Sunday in the city have
been able to get any Sunday mail. but
the new order is to estop even these.
AS forerunner Of this change the
Rock Island fast mail train No. II. go
ing west thru Grinneli at 9:43, Is to
drop it's mail car beginning with next
Sunday. This train has heretofore
brought the Sunday papers, which
must come in future by express.
While there Is no epidemic Of ty-
phoid fever in this vicinity nor any
probability OF sucn condition. there are
a half dozen sporadic cases and DR.. c.
E. Harris. health physician. has pub
lished some excellent precautionary in
structions which. II carried out, will
practically insure Immunity from that
dread disease. In the present cases tho
milk routes have been carefully
scanned and there is no one more than
another that could be held RESPONSE
BILE and no suspicion attaches to any
Of them.
H. B. Storm, who closed out his drug
business here some time ago, has made
arrangements TO go into business again
and has bought out the interest Of =
S. Long in the Lyric theater and the
Airdome. and will take possession next
Monday.
e. A. Marsh and John Goodfellow
start today for Idaho. where they have
ranch interests requiring their atten.
ton. Mrs. Marsh has gone to Minnie
apolis, where her daughter Mildred
has been for some time and where they
will remain for a couple Of weeks.
Mrs J. P. Ryan IS expected at her
home here today after summer visit
at her old nome in Columbus. Ind.
| Prof and Mrs. F.. II. Perring with
their little daughter. returned yestef.
| day to their home here after q vaca.
ton spent in visiting in Bloomington
and Pendleton. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence A. Baker. for
merly residents Of Grinnell but for sew
eral years past Of Chicago. are in the
city for a visit to Mrs. Bakers aged
father, Mr.. William Wishart. and her
sister. Mrs. Isaac Alexander. Their son
George has recently graduated from the
Lewis Institute and Is holding posi-
ton as mechanical electrical engineer
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