Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-20
einnell and Vicinity.

Grinnen. June 2o.-Cedric A. Barnes
and Edna A. Hastings, both Of this
city, were made husband and wife, at
the homo Of tho brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Hastings. s13 Main
street. ON Wednesday evening, Rev. P.
r. Narston. Of the Congregational
church, officiating. Both the contract
ing parties have spent their lives In
this city and have many friends. The
bride Is a graduate Of the high school.
class Of 'O9. Tho groom - graduate
also Of Iowa College, class OF 1911. The
young couple are camping near Pella
at present but Will soon be in their
new home on South Spring street in
this city.
At the home Of tho brides parents
MI. and Mrs. A. c. Reavis. in this city,
on Wednesday evening, Miss Naomi
Reavts and Leonard Thompson. Of
Madison, S. D.. were married by Rev.
J. NJ. Brown. pastor Of the Methodist
church. Only immediate relatives were
in attendance. The young couple will
make their home in Madison.
On Friday morning at o'clock, at
the home OF the brides parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. II. l. Rhodes. 1927 West
words that united in marriage Gertrude
N. Rhodes, Of this city, and Arthur
E. Goshorn. of Winterset. The we'd
ding was quiet one with only i'm
mediate relatives and friends present
The newly welded pair went TO Dav-
export and thence by river north to the
Twin Cities for their wedding trip
from which they will return to their
new home together in Winterset,
where the groom Is postmaster and
editor.
Miss Ada Palmer. of Cedar Rapids,
who has been elected to take the posi-
ton OF secretary of the Social Service
League Of this city, made vacant by
the resignation Of Miss Adah Hopkins,
came here on Thursday to become IA
miliar with her duties before the de-
parture Of Miss Hopkins on July /,
when her resignation becomes effec-
tive. Miss Palmer is g graduate of
Oberlin and q trained worker along
social service lines. She is a warm
personal friend Of Miss Hollyce Brown,
who holds a similar position in Oska-
loosa. Miss Hopkins leaves an envia-
BILE working record in this city to take
place in the Margaret Morrison Car
negie School Of Pittsburgh Pa, where
she is to create a department of social
service for women. She is to have q
vacation thru the month Of August
which she plans to spend in the east
Prof. and Mrs. e. 3. Scheve, of the
school Of music Of Iowa College, leave
Grinnell on Monday next for Germany
where they plan to spend the summer
with relatives. One Of the expected
delights Of the vacation trip will be the
being present at the golden wedding OF
Mrs. Scheve's parents.
3 William A. Carter died on Sunday
last at his home in Lamar, Mo. His
: body was brought back to his early
home in Chester for interment. He
-es horn in Illinois in 1886 and was
married there in 1860. In 1862 he moved
to Chester, Iowa, where the famil,
lived for nearly twenty years AND
where Mr.. Carter was very earnes
and effective worker for everything
good. He was one of the three to cal
council for the organization of tn,
present Congregational church o
Chester of which he and his wife wer.
charter members. At the funeral ser
vices in the church on Wednesda!
last Rev. Robert Lincoln, of GrinneIl
assisted the pastor Of the Cheste
s. church, Rev. H. L. Wissler, in the ser
vices.
The annual all-day picnic and ser
vice OF the Christian churches o
Poweshiek county will be held in Mon
tesumA this year on Tuesday night
e George =. Roberts, OF Des Moines, will
- one Of the speakers. Reports from
a1l the churches and their auxiliar!
ORGANIZATIONS will be heard, baske