Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-09
GrinneIl and Vicinity.

Especial to Times Republican.
! Grinnell. June Sit has been the
custom for some years for the Grinnell
chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution to give n prize
to the pupil of the eighth grade that
shows the best results in the study Of
American history. Yesterday after
noon, at the class day exercises of the
graduating class the semi-annual prize
I of IS was awarded to Margaret
Henely.
I F. L. Conley, E. NJ Golden. A. P.
! Thayer and Jane Rich are the mem
bers Of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah
lodges of this city who have passed
laway within the past year. Memorial
Iservices will be held at the L. 0. 0. F..
fhall on Sunday afternoon, when music
twill be furnished by quartet and>the
| Grinnell band and an address will be
given by Rev. f. w. Cross of the Con-
igregational church, after which the
lband will accompany the procession to
Hazelwood. where the ritual service
| will take place.
That Miss Carrie Ethel Morse is to
be united in marriage to Mr.. Floyd
William Gustafson. on Wednesday,
uIlS -, 10 Tic hAe"S
! by the parents of the bride Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert c. Morse, 1905 Elm
street Prospective bride and groom
are both graduates of Iowa College of
this city. The groom is university
preacher at Atlanta. Ga. After the
summer vacation, spent in the north,
| the bridal pair will go to their south
ern home about Oct l.
| Pastor W. r. Lawrence, Of the
! United Presbyterian church. being in
! Ohio at the meeting OF the general
, assembly, the pulpit here will be oc-
cupied on Sunday by John Lindsay
of Guernsey, iowa.
| Miss Helen iMcKutchan gave musl-
cal recital at the Chester church on
Tuesday evening that is receiving
high praise from the Chester people
who heard II. and the church was well
4 filled in spite of the stormy condition
LOT the weather.
| Last evening was one of unusual in
terest at the country club house. Miss
| Myrtle Parkes, general superintend-
ent of force of supervisors OF chau-
| tauqua plays, met eighteen such young
ladies on the Vawter chautauqua cir
cults for a banquet. In addition there
We're present Mr.. Keith VaWter, who
! presided as POSTMASTER. and Messrs.
| Collett, Rhode and Hedges. heads of
three circuits, AS a getracquainted
meeting with "a look ahead over the
road to be travelled this summer it was
a decided success.
Mrs Nellie Walker, now of Los
! Angeles, but formerly of this city. is
| here visiting her many friends and
was the guest Of honor on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
Goodfellow, where fourteen ladies were
entertained.
Mrs. e. B. Wiley. Who has been suf-
ferng for long time, is in such i'm
minent danger that her daughter, Mrs.
Samuel Dereaux, Of New York City
and another Mrs. P. c. Walters, Of
st. Louis, and two sons. Charles Wiley
of Guthrie Center, and George, from
the Minneapolis Business College
have returned to the home here.
Tracy Tew, who has been taking a
course at Ames. spent three days IN
visiting at his home here and then
went on to Wheaton, ILL.,, where he
has position with the DuPage Agri-
cultural Association, an organization
OF tWenty-tnro farmers engaged pTlH
cipally IN furnishing milk for Chicago
from their large dairy herds. Mr. Tew
has specialized at Ames in animal
husbandry and his present business is
the daily testing of these dairy cows.
Miss Blythe Cessna, after a year Of
teaching at Ames and q few days OF
rest at the home Of her uncle, n. w
Cessna, in Grinnell, plans to start for
Pasadena, CAL, to spend the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
IT. Cessna, who have been there thru
the winter for the benefit Of Mr..
Cessna's health.
The many friends Of Mrs. E. ]. Had
ley congratulate her upon her safe
return from Chicago where, several
weeks ago. she underwent a serious
operation in the hospital. She is re-
ported as being greatly improved.
Miss Alice Wright, who has been
visiting for couple of weeks at the
homeNof her sister, Mrs. M. E. Whelan,
OF this city, started on her return yes
terday to her own home in Muskogee,