Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-12
orinns,, and Vicinity.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Grinnell. June 12.-The body OF Con
Mulyey was buried In Hazelwood GEM
etery yesterday morning by direction OF
his brother and sister. who came TO
| Grinnell on Thursday and decided 1t
not best to attempt to remove the
body. Mr.. Mulvey was the farm hand
who died very suddenly on Monday last
on the Robert Donnan farm south OF
this city. where he had been working
Death came from heart failure.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hale Douglass,
former residents of this city, have
come from their home In Eugene, Ore
to spend commencement here at the
i home of Rev. and Mrs. T. o. Douglass
Mr.. Hale Douglass was college librar-
ian here for several years and left here
[ to take charge of the state university
/; library at Eugene.
| Mrs Henry Johnson died yesterday
at the family home. 1903 Main street
Funeral services will be held at the
and the body will be taken to Lynn
vile. the former home of the family.
where services will be conducted in
the Friends church at 2 o'clock and
! interment will take place in the ceme-
/ terry there
Iowa College commencement was
! formally opened by senior chapel yes
| terday morning. with an organ prelude
by Prof. w. H. Matlack, followed by
/, the singing Of "Sons of Old Grinnell.
and the presentation Of the Phi Beta
Kappa certificates to the seniors en-
| titled to receive them. The address was
given by President Main, who aimed
I to impress the fact that the college
course should unite democracy and
efficiency.
| The advantageous terms on which
/! Grinnell is to get the more than $4,000
| square yards of bitulithic paving for
which contracts have already been
/ signed has stimulated the desire for
i even more than the city council had
contemplated and petitions have come
to the council for the laying of some
| forty blocks more. A special meeting
was held last evening to consider these
petitions and, so far as can be fore
seen, there will be no opposition to this
extension of solid Improvement on the
residence streets.
Frank Agnew, OF Ewart, who has
been critically i'll but was on the road
apparently to a sure and speedy re-
covery. has taken relapse and his life
! hangs by thread.
! Mrs. William Wilson, of Ewart, Is
recovering from the pain Of dislocated
toe and badly sprained ankle, both
received when she slipped on the stair
tway and fell heavily, having baby
in her arms. Fortunately she saved
the infant from harm.
| On Wednesday evening last. at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. Pilgrim
Harley Craver. Of Lynnville. and Mis-:
Elsie La Grange Of this city, were
made husband and wife. Rev. NJ. Greg
son performing the ceremony The
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jud La Grange of this city, and the
groom is tbs son Of Mr.. Andrew
Crayer, Of Lynnville. The young couple
will make Grinnell their home, the
groom being employed In the Mitchell
garage.
/ The fifth anniversary OF the gradua-
ton Of the 1919 Grinnell high school
class was celebrated on Wednesday OF
this week by hay rack ride and a
picnic at westaeld. The following
members OF that class came from out
OF this city to join in the reunion:
Frances Phillpott. OF Chicago; Irma
Oswald, Cedar Rapids; Edith Rollins,
Ames: Annette Mccormick, Ewart;
Clifford Bradley, Kellogg; Chester New
conner, Newburg. An election was held
and Ralph Longley was made president
for the coming year and Lois Morris.
secretary.
| At the home Of the brides parents.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Marvin, 703
Mcin street, at o'clock on Wednes-
day evening, Miss Hannah v. Marvin
and Mr. Harry Hurless. of Ogden, Iowa,
were united in marriage by the min
ist-ations Of Rev. John T. Marvin, the
uncle Of the bride. assisted by Rev.
Frank H. Webster. pastor Of the Bap-
fist church Of this city. A small circle
only Of close friends and near rela-
tives was present The parents Of the
groom, Mr. and Mrs. William n. Hur-
less. came from their home in Og-
den.
Everything is reported to be favor.
able in the case Of Mrs. G. R Wood
who was brought from her home in
Newburg to the city hospital in Grin
nell and underwent an operation fol
relief from appendicitis on Thurs
day.