Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-14
Grinnell and Vicinity.

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sold out his garage equipment and MS
picnic car and turned over ms iocal
agency to the Grinnell Motor Company
and he has taken general distrloutihs
agency for the Buick company for
large part of Iowa.
Announcement is made of the an.
nual melting of the Farmers Protec-
tive Association to be held at Malcolm
on Saturday. Aug. %, at O'CLOCK IN
the afternoon. There has been con-
siderable special activity IN TINS as
ISOLATION in this vicinity within the
past year and corresponding interest,"
is expected in the coming meeting.
c. W. Williams is said to have se-
cured the contract for the building of
the new residence for W. A Hayden
located on Eighth avenue. between
Main and Broad streets. 1t is expected
10 cost about $4,000.
a number of Grinnell people are
usually personally interested in the an
nual picnic Of the old settlers OF Lynn
Vile. The meeting this year is an
nounced 10 be held on the goth and 2lst
Of this month with Rev. E. f. Leake.
OF Newton, and Hon. c. w. Ramseyer,
of Bloomfield. republican candidate for
congress as the principal outside
speakers. There is also always good
talent TO be found at home among
those who can tell from experience the
dangers and harGships OF pioneer life
This is the fortythird annual picnic
of the old settlers Of that region.
At the home OF the parents OF the
bride, in this city. Mr.. and Mrs. d. j.
Herter. Miss Laura Herter was united
IN marriage TO DR.. II. a. Spooner. OF
Baxter. by the ministrations Of Rev
]. B. Brown, of the Methodist church
here The bride is Well known in this
vicinity and is a graduate of Iowa Col
lege. The groom is a graduate OF Des
Moines Dental College and is prac-
ticing his profession a Baxter. where
the newIy-wedded pair will make their
home. The following guests from out
OF the city were present At the wed
ding: Mrs. Dorcas Atherton. of Cincin-
natl: Mr.. and Mrs. ". G.. Herter and
Mr.. r G. Herter, of Deep River; Mr..
and Mrs A. ". Smith, of Montezunla;
DR. and Mrs. W. F. Hamilton. OF Mar
shailtown: DR.. a. P. Atkins, of Des
Moines: and Mr.. Richard Sage, Of BaX-
ter.
! AT the Catholic rectory. al 9 O'Clock
! on Wednesday evening, Rev. Father NJ.
IL. Harmon performed the ceremony
| that united in marriage John Henry
| Thoren. of Des Moines. and Miss Mary
Clara Lyons. OF this city. Miss Della
Lyons was bridesmaid and George
Lyons acted as groomsman. 1t was
6 quiet wedding with only relatives OF
the bride as guests. The newly mar
r!ed pair took the train that night for
their future home at 2i56 East North
/ avenue, Des Moines.
Nj and Mrs Ross Work left their
home here on their vacation on Tues
day evening. going to Muscatine.
where, in company with friends. they
took boat next day to go down the
river probably as far as ST. Louis
planning to De away couple OF weeks
Rev and Mrs. P. a. johnson. of this
city. have gone for a vacation trip 70
Frankfort Mich.
Mr.. Seth Iliff and Miss May Vaughn
were quietly married at s O'Clock on
Tuesday evening, at the brides home,
gil West street, thru the ministration
OF Rev. W. B. Wilson, pastor of the
Christian church of this city. Both the
contracting parties are well and ia
vorably known in this city. both being
in the employ Of the Grinneli laundry
The news has been received from
Pella of the marriage there of Mrs. VI
E. MAR, whose home has been in Grin
nell and who Is widely known here, to
Mr.. John 7. Forrest. of Bellingham
Wash. The sons of the bride, Edmund
MAR. of Davenport; Walter MAR, o.
Philadelphia, and Donald MAR. of De
Moines, were present at the weddine
; and accompanied the bridal pair OF
their journey westward as far as Del
Mo!nes. Accompanied by the younges
son who is in poor health, the brid,
and groom will MAKE a tour OF TN
6 Yosemite Valley, and Will be at hon
! in Bellingham after the 18th OF Sep
g TENDER. The groom is a native Of low;
r and was a classmate in college of tn
9 woman ne has now married. Mr.. For
o rest VIII teach mathematics this yea
in the normal school Of which he ha
been principal for number of years
$ Ray Bryan, OF Omaha. was calle
n here some days since TO help in tn
G care of his grandfather, Esquire ]. Z
t Bryan, and was here at the funeral Of
It yesterday afternoon.
d Miss Genevra Pierce has just re
It turned to her teaching work in Chicag
: after having spent some weeks of ne
IS vacation in this city at the home of he
e parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. c. Pierce.
g Miss Emily ,Ianatt is taking vaca
ton in visiting at Cleveland and ODER
lin, in Ohio, and in Chicago on he
iH return trip.
News Of Tana.