Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-18
erinneIl and Vicinity.
to UNDERSTANDINGS.

special TO IlmeS-nSp uoiiSah'
| Grinnell, June 1s.-James 8. Myers
! has broken left arm. several con-
tusions and painfully wrencheo
j muscles as the result of fall from
tree where he was busy trying to hlve
| a swarm of stray bees. HIS LADDER Was
! a little too close TO the perpendicular
land the weight OF the limb which ne
/, had just sawed off. with the bees upon
| it. overbalanced him and he went down
with such force as to stun him ior
! some hours. Fortunately the bees dio
not declare war upon him. He Is in
| a fair way to recovery.
(! John King is suffering from bruises
and some broken ribs as the result OF
| the impatience of his team the other
night as he was getting ready to get
! into his buggy and start for home. The
horses started and M. King got hold
! of only one Of the lines. thus drawing
! the horses towards himself and throw
ing him upon the curbing. 1t is thought
(, that there are no internal injuries. N
Mr.. and Mrs. Klint, recently marrleo
! in Montezuma and on their wedding
| trip to Clear Lake, stopped in Grim
nell for very brief visit with friends.
! The brides brother, Warren Pollard,
accompa MED the bridal pair on their
journey as far as this city.
| Miss Hazel Porter. who has been Wis
iiting Miss Helen Field and other
| friends of this city thru the COM
mencement season, went to Montezuma
Yesterday for visit Of some days at
the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Gorsuch
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lindstrom. Miss Por-
ter will be back in Grinnen before her
! return to her home in Clark's Grove,
MINI.
Mrs. j. P. Baker and her daughter
vetta- came from their home In Sears
boro for short visit with Grinnell
| friends this week and went from here
20 visit~relatives in Colorado. after
which they plan to go to view the ex-
positions on the Pacific coast.
At g.: so O'Clock on Wednesday after
noon. at the home of the brides pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Lowery. 1407
Sixth avenue. George Clifton and Miss
Minnie Lowery were made husband
and wife by the ministraions of Prof.
J. D. Stops. OF Iowa College. The
young couple left on the afternoon
i train for Clear Lake
On Tuesday evening a. o'clock,
Herman J Mauer and Miss Sarah Nc
Ilrata Were married at the horne Of
F, the brides uGCle- Jofln McIlrath, 334
Eas. street, Pastor " r. Lawrence,
c. the United Presbyterian church, Of
ftc;at,nx The groom. Is pract:c'ng law
L. Mechantcsri.le. wher. they Will be-
sin life together.
Or Wednesday evening. at 8 o'clock.
at the home OF the brides parents.
Rev and Mrs. Robert Lincoln. SIS
Main stree, Miss Elizabeth Lincoln
and Jessie =. Lord wera married by
| the fathe. o. the bride The newly
/ welded p;i'r drove immediately after
| tts, ceremony to their new home on the
! farm two and hal. miles south OF
!, here.
/, Mrs. John G.egson has Jus, gone
! from, her home In this city TO Law
| -enceburs, Tenn, where she plans 70
y.s., for month at the home OF her
mother Mrs. Akers.
( n. I. Yeager goes next week with
!, his son, Dorr. and couple of other
! ads. as guide and chaperone on fish
! ing trip 10 Lake Jefferson, Minnesota
| At the home of the brides father
/ C. J. Card. Sill Eighth avenue, Miss
Grace Card was united in marriage &c
IL N. Frederiekson the hour being 6
| o'clock: Prof. ]. D. Stops. of Iowa
| College, officiating. The bride has
spent most of her life in GrinneH. She
lis graduate Of the high school here