Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-15
Grinnell and Vicinity.

Special to Times hepuDllcan-
Grinnell. Aug 15-The news has come
70 the many friends in this city OF Will
lam DeNinney, for many years a resi-
lent of this city, of his death in Los
Angeles. Cal, on the 14,h of July last.
he was born in Illinois in 1874, was
married. 10 Cornelia ]. Mcdonald IN
1863 and they came TO Iowa in 1871.
They lived in Grinnell for many years
and Mrs. DeVinney died here several
years ago. Mr. DeVinney was living
With his son in California the last year
If his life.
John Carrin gton IS suffering from
fracture of both bones of his left leg
below the knee. He was working on
the George McMurray farm. which Is
situated some miles north OF Grinnell
and carried on By Ralph Montgomery
IN sprin gins from the back Of the horse
he had been riding he alighted on some
eobs which, turning under his feet,
twisted his ankle and broke the leg
bones. He is resting easily with good
prospect Of recovery
No word from or about Prof. and
Mrs. H. B. Scheve. of Iowa College,
has reached Grinnell for some weeks
md much apprehension is felt as re-
.ards their ability to reach Grinnell for
the workof the next college year. They
eft here and sailed from New York
n June. The last heard of them they
we're in Berlin. II is not certainly
known that the professor has ever TAX
IN out naturalization papers altho he
has been in the United States some
thirty FIVE years. having lived in Ro-
hester, n. Y. and in Chicago before
moving to Grinnell. Every effort is
being made by the college authorities
thru the powers that be at Washing
ton to prove the naturalization il 1t be
\ fact and to secure the release OF the
professor and his wife if possible
The announcement of Aug. % as the
late of the wedding of Miss Lucille
Anderson and DR.. L. r. Parsons. OF
Klemme. was made on Wednesday af-
ternoon at kitchen shower given by
Miss Nellie Cooper IN honor OF the
hride-to-be.' The guests from out OF
the city were: Miss Belle Hansen. OF
Jewell. and Mrs. Frederick !Sehman, oi
Wichita Falls, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Nichols are tbs
happy parents Of daughter born to
them on Wednesday morning last. Ny
Nichols is the football coach and the
manual training instructor in the higf
school of this city.
Attorney T. ]. Bray. Of this city. hal
accepted the invitation of officials o,
the pioneers association Of Tama coun'
~ to deliver the address before tina
body and the veterans of that count.
on the occasion of their thirty fifth an
nual reunion to be held at Tama Cit.
On the sth of September.
Fred Butman took vacation from
| his work at the harnessmaker's bench
! in the .. A. Hopkins establishment ant
went down to Malvern. He mas jus
! returned, bringing with him his bride
and the newly married couple are set
| Ting down in their new home togethe
at All Fourth avenue.
| Or. U. NJ. Hibbets, who started on
| two weeks vacation yesterday. vii
| spend most OF the time at his frui
! ranch near Spokane. Wash. wher
| the apples are now ready for shipping
The friends Of Mrs. N. S. Smith
| whose home is southwest of this city
are glad to learn that she passed SAT
thru the operation in the city hospita
here for relief from appendicitis an
that she is resting comfortably.
Zibe Elliott has just made fyin
visit to his parents in this city afte
being away and travelling mostly in tn
south ever since January last. He ha
| gone from here to Chicago where h
exnects to remain for the present.