Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-10
arinn.Il and Vicinity.

special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. Sept. 1o.-Mr. and Mrs
William Moyle went yesterday morn
ing to Scales Mount, ILL.,, where they
will visit indefinitely at the home of
Mrs. Moyle's sister. and with other
relatives.
John Ramsey went yesterday to his
old home near Dixon, ILL.,. for visit
after which he plans to make a visit
to Chicago.
Miss Cora Cessna, who has been
spending the most Of the summer at
her old home In Pennsylvania, re-
turned to Grinnell last night and is at
present at home in the Mrs. j. e. Van
Evera residence, s22 Park street.
Mrs. J. E. Van Evera returned last
evening from Davenport, where she
mad been called 10 attend the funeral
OF her sister law, Mrs. Miranda
Wilkin.
Arthur Pottle has gone to Mulhall,
N. D., where he has a position in the
public schools for the coming year.
At the first regular meeting Of the
year of the Grinnell Physicians Club
the subject Of discussion was "Tuber-
culosis," and DIR. John Peck, of Des
Moines. read a paper on Tuberculosis
and Children" DR.. Fritzmore from
Des Moines and Or. H. v. Scarbor-
ough. OF the Oakdale sanatorium for
tuberculosis patients, were guests from
out of the city. :
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Steiner and their
children are again at their Grinnell
home after their vacation spent in the
east. DIR. Steiner Is said to have fin
ished his latest book in this vacation
and his many friends are eagerly wait
ing its appearance from the press.
At the regular mid-week meeting OF
the Congregational church last even
ing the business matter of calling Rev.
E. W. Cross Of Livingston. Mont. as
pastor of this church was taken up
and fully discussed. While an infor-
NAL ballot showed large majority OF
those present favorable to immediate
affirmative action final action was
postponed for a week or two. partly on
technical question OF Congregational
usage. Mr.. Cross has preached here on
two different occasions and, in his
brief stay here. has already drawn the
hearts of many to him.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall have re-
turned from some months Of Pacific
cnast visiting and sightseeing. Their
present plan is to return to that sa-
luhrlous climate some two months
hence to spend the winter.
Wendell Norris has just gone to
Boulder. Colo. to take up work for the
second year in the state university OF
Colorado. He is a son Of Mayor A. c.
Norris
Mrs. Guy Francis is enjoying visit
from her sister. Miss Fannie Freese.
whose home is in Ackley.
The Richards families Of this city
have had the pleasure of visit from
Mt. and Mrs. Muliny. Of Lisbon. n. D..
ard their daughter. Mrs. Cassie Rich
ards, OF State Center.
At the home OF the brides mother,
Mrs. Mary Stillwell, 107 Summer street,
on Wednesday evening at o'clock.
was celebrated the marriage OF Miss
Elsie Rachel Stillwell to Mr.. Chester
Irving Emf. Of this city, Rev. w. B.
Wilson. former pastor Of the Christian
church here. officiating Relatives were
the only guests The bride Is a well
known Grinnell woman, graduate OF
the high school. class OF 1910, sue
cessrul teacher, a good business wom-
an. having been employed in the Office
OF J. W. Fowler at the creamery for
three years past. The groom is the
-o;;nSest coy, Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Emf, OF Helena, Okla. He came to
Grinnell three years ago and Is en-
ployed In the Grinnell washing ma
chine factory. The welded pair have
gone to Oklahoma on their wedding
trip but viii be at home to their
friends in this city at TOT Summer
street after Oct Is