Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-23
GrinnelI and Vicinity.

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Grinnell, May 23.-At the home OF
the brides parents. Representative ana
Mrs. Ralph Sherman. of Chester. Miss
Selma Sherman and Clarence j. Nogt
we're made husband and wife, Rev II.
J. Wissler, pastor of the chester cen :
ter Congre gational church, performing
the ceremony. Some Atty guests were
present Both the young people are
We'll and favorably known in this COM
munity A supper followed the we'd
ding ceremony. Thmursday morning
the newly married pair Went TO Bur
iington and will be away coupe OIL
weeks on their wedding trip After
about the middle OF June they VIII De
al home on the Nogt farm.
County Superintendent Estelle Coon
gives public notice Of the holding OF
the Poweshiek county teachers insti-
tute in the high school building at
Montezura, from June Is 10 June -
inclusive. Regular teachers eXamina-
lions will be held at the close OF IN
stiiute work proper.
The Peoples Light and Fuel Com
3a,.v is now busy moving the effects
in the gas office on Fourth avenue TO
the new quarters in the old Ames
building on Main street. where room
has been fitted up by the new owners.
Moyle & Pooley. The building now
being vacated. together with the one
adjoining. used for the past year or
TWO as the central garage. is 10 be
torn down 10 make room for modern
mercantile and Office building.
Notice has been given il superior
court that the case of y. 0. Pilgrim
against c. Z. Brown, in which the jury
awarded the plaintiff SIS Of his claim
of $40. is 10 be appealed
An urgent invita- ton is extended oy
Gordon Granger Post of this city. thru
Phil d Burton, the commander. 10 all
soldiers of the civil war to join in the
memorial services on Sunday next,
marching with the post 10 the Congre-
gational church and also on Memorial
Day This is not confined 10 mem
bers of the post but embraces ali oth-
ers and also whether they wore the
blue or the gray.
The manual training students and
teachers Of the high school are making
preparations TO have a display OF their
work at some time in the near future.
in the high school building
Coach Nichols. of the high school,
plans TO take FIVE boys 10 the meet at
Des Moines tomorrow. Nelson VIII De
entered IN the 100 yard and the $40
yard. Lee. Lisor and Morrison will
have place on the relay team ano
Hastings will take q try at the weights.
Mrs Frank Harding. accompanied
by her son Paul started yesterday
morning for a visit 10 Milwaukee and
-hen one of indefinite length TO Can
ton, o.
Rev. and Mrs. John Oakley. Of Hart
son, Tenn, but who have been attend
ing the annual southern Baptist con-
renrion at St Louis have come on
from that city 10 make a visit here TO
The brother and sister of Mrs. Oakley.
MIR. Thomas Smith and Mrs. q. v.
Horn.
Some time ago a telegram came to
the Couper family in Rock Creek town
ship. west of this city, that George
Copper had been shot at Rockford,
Wash. no details being given ana the
supposition being that he was dead.
Some OF the rela tives went TO MIN al
once. Recent information comes to the
effect that he was nit by ball from
the pistol Of drunken policeman VINO
fred reckiessiy into the crowd" "A!e
ne vas dangerously wounded ne was
alive al latest reports.
G. V. Horn. Of this city, has been
summoned as a witness in Chicago in
the suit OF the government against the
international Harvester company!