Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-30

saraG fFom year OF more spen' y
Rev Miss Viola Smith. who has
ben an efficient pastor Of the Frisnds
! church in this city for some years.
will preach her farewell sermon here
| tomorrow. she having accepted cali
to the church at 1ndianola.
The United Presbyterian church was
the scene last evening OF q very cor
dial reception given by the congreSa-
ton and some others to their new
pastor and his family. Rev. w. L.
Lawrence came from Columbus juno
ttion to take the passionate here ana
has Just brought his family to the
city.
Miss Martha Kessell, who was elect
ed 10 position In the college library.
has come from her home in Cresco to
begin her work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Manatt, having
finished their visit at the pate-nat
home of Wesley Manatt. have gone
back to their own home in Enid. Okla
Mayor and Mrs. II. G. Lyman are
entertaining as guests in their home
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. LAGRANGE and their
dau ghters Zoe and Wynn, who came
by the auto route from their home IN
Storm Lake.
Work has been going along very
smoothly in the cleaning out OF deep
we'll No. and removing the worn out
castings until the lowest section of the
old casing WAS reached. when the loose
! shale some 1900 feet from the top of
the wen. broke loose and buried the
pipe puiler When the thirty fee, OF
shale thus holding down the tool Is
ct
casing rs removed and the section OF
shale is rearned out the cast iron cas-
ing can be lowered to its place and the
well will he again ready for use. " nsi
all this can be completed is beyond the
power Of the foreman OF the Well DOR
ing company to even guess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jantzen. sli
Summer street. have the sympathy o.
the community in the less OF theif
daughter. Thursday morning. at the age
OF 10 years.
The many friends of George D. Par
menter were surprised to hear Ihurs-
day Of his death at midnight. from
hear, disease. from which he had sur
fered for some time. Funeral services
were held at the residence, 1928 Nam
street. at O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Mitchell. pastor
of the Baptist church of this city. De
ceased was 81 years old and had osen
a resident of this city and vic'nitS iof
MANY wears. He leaves "He ana toul
children: Marcus Parmenter. MIS- ~
] Worcester. and the Misses Josephine
and Florence Farnenter
At noon on Wednesday. al the nome
Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Warhurton, Aa"'
Park street. Rev. P. F. Marstoh pro-
nounced the words that joined III
matrimonv DR.. Francis Smith and MISS
Agnes warburton. The groom came
from Lander. wyo.. but both pride anu
groom formerly lived at Jewell. Iowa.
and had been friends from chiidhooo.
They plan to spend honeymoon IN
camping out in the mountains. Inc
guests from abroad We're MIR. ana
Mrs is. Smith, and Mr.. and MIS-
H c. smith, <romsJewell: Miss keaer'
Mr. and, Mrs Maven Harter, and MISS
Elsie Boyack- al, from Independence;
and Mr.. and. Mrs Ralph West, from
|, Omaha. -.
Owing TO recent illness Of the bride
tho marriage of Miss Gertrude Bray
to Mr.. Charles A. Eglin took place IN
the home of the brides mother instead
of the Catholic church. The ceremony
was al 10 o'clock on Wednesday and
performed by Rsy. ~. ], Harmon. 8 sd va
| Catholic church The newly weodeo
pair viii be a. home in Chicago after
Oct. /. The groom is empioyed in the
purchasing department, Of the Chicago
Elevated Railway Company. The bride
is a graduate of Grinneli hieh scnoo,
ana ., iowa College. class Of 1910. and
ra. since been a high school teacher.
Guests from on, of the city were: MI.
~. F. Bray and HIS son Thomas, Of 81
Courtney: Mr.. ralph Murphy. OF Des
Mo,nes. a cousin OF the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Eglin. Edmund and Elmer
Evl;, tho Misses Geraldine and Mar
garet Eelin. ali of Richmond; and MT
and Mrs. George Eglin. Of Kalona.
| Mrs Austin P PIERCE and her dausn-
ter Esther have come from their home
in Austin. Tex. to visit relatives 40
Grinneil. after visiting others in Des
Mn;neS