Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-28
GrinnelI and Vicinity,

special lIileS-hepuDllCdn-
Grinnell. Nov 2s-The same old
burglar, or another equally fearless, is
still at his nightly tricks and refuses
to be caught This time he was dis
covered in the DIR. P E. Somers resi-
dence on Park street. by Two girls who
CHANGED 10 be the only ones in the
house at that time They screamed
and ran TO the home of d. S. Morrison
but few fee; away Mr.. Morrison
and his son Julian made a front and
rear attack on the Soners home but
the active prowler had been too quick
for them and escaped down the alley
followed by Julian Morrison until he
Was seen TO cross Sixth avenue. The
marshall came promptly on call but
,he scent was too cold 10 get results.
The chimes of wedding bells have
made very considerable part of the
sum total of Thanksgiving in this
vicinity. Car! Child. Of this city. and
Mss Blanche LyiIe were married at
noon Thanksgiving day, at the home of
the bride. few miles from Oskaloosa.
President Edwards, OF Penn College
performing the ceremony The new
married couple visited In Ottumwa and
in Burlington but are expected at their
new home here on Monday next. The
groom is one of the Grinnell Saving
Bank faithful employees The bride has
been teacher in the Grinnell schools.
Frank Child. father of the groom. and
MIR and Mrs. Wallace d Child, of Ne
yada. with Mrs a. Mehlin. OF this city.
we're in attendance at the wedding.
A, the Frank Rivers home. S23 East
street on "Wednesday afternoon, Pas
H.
church. here spoke the words uniting
Miss Ruth Henderson and NJ. A
Dashieil in the bonds OF wedlock. MISS
Edna Wheeler of Des Moines was
bridesmaid and Glenn Lisor OF this city
WAS groom. Miss Martha Dashiell OF
Indianola Mrs Hugh Rowe. Of Des
Moines. and Mrs. I. s. Burberry, OF
Indianola we're the guests from out
side the city. The young couple viii be
al home at 52s High greet
AS surprise TO their numerous
friends owen Morgan and Grace
Clark slipped away to Oskaloosa and
were united in marriage as long ago
as Monday last Keeping the secret we'll
up to the present time. The groom Is
employed In the Quick Lunch Cafe
and the bride has been employed in the
GrinnelI laundry. Their new home to-
geiher will be at 533 Spring street.
Report comes from Washington
township several miles south Of this
city of the marriage of Arthur II. Lin
coin and Miss Neva z. Russell at the
home OF the brides parents.
At O'Clock in the afternoon of
Wednesday, at the parsonage OF the
Christian church Of this city. Pastor
w B. Wilson of that church spoke the
words that made husband and wife Of
William NJ. Mcdowell and Miss Fern
MeFarlin. The groom is farmer near
Oak Grove south Of this city and the
bride is from Searsboro. The newly
welded pair plan to spend the next
year in this city.
( The time of the superior court OF
!. this city was taken up yesterday in
hearing the arguments Of counsel on
! the case in which the city OF Grlnnell
! was enjoined temporarily from max
/ ing the necessary arrangements to be-
! gin the making of the new west side
sewer and the turning of the east side
sewage thru the proposed tunnel to the
| west side outlet
| The news of the death of c. NJ
| Pries,ly, OF Princeton, H.. called Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Miles and their daugh-
/ ter, Miss May. to that city on Thanks
giving day. He was the father of Mrs
I Miles.
! Ira hartman Is the victim OF cir
cumstances that left him with one
arm broken at the wrist and the other
+. at the elbow and 1t was close cal
for his life He is the watchman al
| the freight depot station for the Main
and West street crossings and as he
! was climbing TO his tower carrying a
1 hod of coal he slipped and fell. Hopes
| are given OF ultimate recovery.