Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-18
GrinneIl and Vicinity.
pecial TO Tirnes-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Dec. 1S.-A broken pump
and q leaking boiler simultaneously on
the duplicate apparatus OF the GrinneN
gas plant shut off the manufacture and
supply of gas for twenty-four hours
and caused considerable inconvenience
to users of city gas both in the homes
and some manufacturing establish
merts. But everything has been made
as good as new and the plant is run
ming according to schedule.
Notice has been given to the public
that Harry McMurray. formerly Of this
city but now in business in MinneaPo-
lis. Mimi. is to be married on the seth
OF this month 10 Miss Grace Fairbanks,
of Clarion
The trial of Linus Lamb. which was
postponed from Friday OF last week
until Monday of the present week and
then until yesterday. has been again
put off till some time next week. Lamb
was found in a barn back of the H. II.
Morris home and held for trespass and
possibly something more faerant.
AT the meeting OF the Grinnel Com
mercial Club this evening James S.
Stevens, secretary of the Aero Club of
Illinois, will be the prominent speaker
and will discuss the use Of the aero
plane from the military standpoint. He
will describe the use of the machines
in war and speak of the probability
OF demand for them by this govern
ment and those Of other countries.
Aviator Robinson, Of this city, is eX-
pected TO be present and will be likely
to give out some OF the information
he got IN his recent trip to the Pa
cific coast. The object of this meeting
is to discuss the plans for keeping the
manufacture of this type Of air ma
chine in Grinnel where the inventor.
Robinson. has developed 1t. Larger
capital is imperatively demanded at
once and $4,000 capital ready for
uss III the near future. The capital
stock OF the present company was re-
Gently raised to $4,000.
! At the home of the brides parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans. 1119 Park
street, George w. Boyack and Miss
Mildred Evans We're pronounced hus-
band and wife. on Tuesday evening, by
Rev H. W. Tuttie, OF this city. L ne
ceremony was at 1880. Miss Blanche
Brandon sang 20 Promise Me-. Then
the wedding march was played by Miss
Grace Boyack. Little Miss Faith
Somers was the ring bearer. Miss
| Blanche Brandon, of Gilmore, MINI.
was the maid of honor. The -four
bridesmaids were the Misses Esther
Rowe. Edith Smith. Bertha Newton
and Bertha Blakely, three OF them
cousins Of the bride. A three course
dinner followed the wedding ceremony
at which Donald Morrison furnished
violin music. Mrs. p. e. Somers had
made the brides cake and. when II
was cut, Miss Gladys Braley was the
recipient of the ring. Among the many
guests were the following from out Of
the city: Miss Blanche Brandon. o.
Gilmore, Mimi; Miss Bertha Newton, OF
Newburg; Mrs. Mildred WarburtoI
West, of Omaha; Mr.. and Mrs G. d
Wells, of Montezuma; Mrs. Orphs
Bonewell Sulser of Ankeny; Mr.. Breest
Boyack. of Fort Collins, Colo. and Mis-
Elizabeth Williams, aunt Of the groom
from Hereford, England.
At 3 o'clock on the afternoon o
Wednesday, at the home OF Rev. w
b Wilson, pastor of the Christian
church. Mr.. Lewis P. Buchnou and Mis-
Mary 0. Emerson were united in mar
rage. Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Buchnou
of Brooklyn, accompanied the brida
par. Inc TWO men are DrOLNeTS. II
l days until the new year opens will b.
spent by the newly welded pair in Wis
, iting with friends and relatives abou
t Brooklyn, after which they will be a
. home on the groom's farm severa
> miles northeast of Grinneil.
t i The excitement among the farmer
' and stock men has considerably sub
I sided since the announcement that tn
quarantine has been so far lifted /
n Poweshiek county that sales may b
, held and stock moved within the coun
: ty and the fat stock shipped out Of tn
e county for. slaughter. all without an
i special permit to be secured. DR.. P.
e Talbot, heretofore assistant state vet
erinarfan, has been appointed feders
inspector for the west half Of low
county, with headquarters at Mar
engo.
= Mrs. Glenn Clark. of ST. Paul. hs
come to the parental home Of Mr.. an
:, Mrs. G. L.. Miles for the holidays an
a Mr. Clark plans to come soon.