Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-14
Grinne'I and Vicinity.

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Grinnell. Sept. l4.-On Tuesday eve
ming at O'Clock. at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l., NJ
Smith. 1014 East street, was celebrat-
ed the marriage of Miss Edith w.
Smith to Robert w. McCool. of Daven-
port. Rev. E. w. Cross. pastor Of the
church, officiating. Lit
tie Margaret Pilgrim was the ring
bearer and Hazel Spooner was the
flower girl. The bride is the only child
Of her parents and has lived in or near
this city all her life. She is a grad
uate of Iowa College in the class of
1915. She will be missed from so
ciety and church circles here. There
was a large number of relatives and
invited guests present at the cere-
mony. The following named were
from Davenport: Mr.. and Mrs. J. G..
McCool, Mr., and Mrs. Benjamin Stew
art, James and William Wilson and
Mrs. Alvin Wilson and Mrs. Robert
Kerr. The young married couple are
to be at home on a farm a few miles
northeast of Davenport.
Harry c. Armstrong. who is working
about the machinery of the canning
factory. suffered a severe scalding Of
his back recently by the accidental
opening of valve to pipe conveying
hot water. While his burns are pain
full they are not deemed permanent.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. P. Sprague and their
daughter. Grace, are again in Grinnell
after summer vacation spent at the
doctors camp, Minocqua, in Wiscon-
sin
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Taylor have just
moved, with their children, from Cher
okee county to become citizens of
Grinnell on account of the educational
advantages of this city. They have
rented one Of the Seventh avenue res
licences of Mrs. T. E. Bray and have
also Dough: & residence lot on Sum
ner street.
Everett Wolcott. who has been a
Grinnell high school student for the
past two years. goes this week to Fari-
hault. MINI, where he is to enter the
Shattuck Military Academy. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wolcott,
OF Sheridan township.
James Lynch is out again after a
siege of two or three weeks from blood
poisoning developed in his foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Barr are to have
with them this year their granddaugh-
ter, Martha G. Barr. who comes from
her home in New Orleans to take a
course in chemistry in Iowa College,
Friends and relatives of Mrs. Ben
jamin Reynolds are congratulating her
upon her rapid recovery from an ope-
ration in the Grinneh hospital for re-
lisf from appendicitis, az she is now
able to be about her home
Roy Stoddard, coming back from his
summer iE Yellowstone park. stopped
AT Okoboji and drove Mrs. Nellie
Wards auto. with Mrs. Ward. of this
city, and Mrs. Ida Johnson, of Cedar
Rapids, in it to the home on Third
avenue in this city where Mrs. john
son remains for a few days visit.
Rev. George E. White, president of
Anatolia College in Marsoyan. Turkey,
VII, VII. preach On Sunday mex: al Ia.
Chester Congregational church. OF
which he was pastor many years ago
Since his safe return from the dan
gerous position in Turkey several
weeks ago he has been in Minneapolis
with Mrs. White.
Miss Ruth Calderwood, a niece OF
ia. Flock. of this city, starts today
to return to Champaign. I'LL. where she
is to enter the University of Illinois.
Councilman l.. NJ. Verbeck, of the
Third ward with Mrs. Verbeck and
their daughter, has returned from ar
outing by auto that took them to the
lakes in the vicinity Of Albert Lea
| MINI.
| Master Clare Schuyler. grandson Of
City Clerk and Mrs. A. G. Hartman, Of
| this city. has returned from his vaca-
tion spent in Atlantic, to enter school
! Mrs. SCHUYLER will return soon. n