Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-14
I or;nnsil and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. Dec. 1.-TWO young peo-
pie who have spent most Of their lives
here and graduated from both high
school and college together. were unit
ed In marriage On Tuesday. They
were Lloyd w. Taylor and Miss Es-
thcr Bliss. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. e. N. vittum Of the
Congregational church, al the home OF
the brides parents. Dr.. and Mrs. = c.
bliss. Immediate relatives and neal.
friends only were witnesses. The
Eroom 3 an enlisted man In the heavy
artillery at Portland. Me-, and the
newly welded pair started for that
point ON Tuesday night. The groom Us
tho son of 0dr. and A1. i w. Taylor,
az this city.
i At noon ON Wednesday. at tho homo
az the brides parents, Mr.. andp4rs.' ~.
McCosh. ~. Elm street, was celebrated
the marriage Of Miss Margaret Nc
Gosh to Clarence Marshall a. Dayton.
PA. Rev. 8. A. Martin oaiciaHins. these
Young peopleswlll make their new home
on o farm west OF thu. city. So.
Harry VoEt Of thu city and Miss
lsredA vogt. o. Boone, were married IN
Newton On Wednesday. Miss vogt
was . nurse Ct the Gfinnell city hos
pital. The groom SIS the sons Of Mr..
and Mrs. William F. yogt OF this city.
and is : farmer by occupation. The
young couple viii live on the Wort
farm east Of the city. 81 a II
The position with the STANDARD oil
Company made vacant here by the
tesienation Of D. Is, Howell Is enlist
in the army Is to be allied by the for
mer manager c. "A. Wade. VINO has
been living In Davenport.
Joe Kelly. OF the high school hers,
who won state declamatory honnrs
last year, went this morning to Dav-
export to make trial for place IN the
iowa Big Nine Association The fol-
lowing schools are represented In this
contest: iowa City. Davenport, Cedar
Rapids, Fairfield. Ottumwa, OskaloosA.
Grinnell. Clinton and Muscatine. Miss
Rose Rule. declamAtorys supervisor for
Grinnell, Accompanied Kelly.
/ A strong fight Is 4alsing the. atten-
ton Of Judge Robson. OF the ,superior
court OF this city, over the rival claims
to several hundred bushels. Of corn or
Its equivalent in cash, and damages
for alleged injustice in the process Of
getting the corn. The PLAINTIFF Is Hill
". Smith. who lives on the John Moore
farm two miles north OF the east city
limits. Floyd Eichhorn u made de-
PENDANT. Smith Is said 70 have sold
Eichhorn the corn but was to have had
800 to bind the bargain. He claims
to have received but $50 ana when tho
time. limit for the payment OF the rest
OF the bargain binder had elapsed mo
refused to be bound. Eichhorn oane
with teams and hauled away the corn
from the field ~ q .sfl.
Rev. John Lincoln win preach for
the United Presbyterian congregation
on Sunday morning next and the serv-
ices win be held I'm the parsonage.
Guests from out of the city present
at the golden wedding Of MT. and Mrs.
D.. F. Hays on Wednesday were: Mrs.
p. L. Manner, of blanchard, sister of
Mrs. Hays; C. w. Hays, ]. w. HAYS
and wife, all from Chicago; Rev. and
Mrs. r. F. Lavender. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mills and Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, all from
Newton.
Miss Flora Walker, who has been
closely confined to her type machine
and clerical work in the C. A. Smith
office for long time, is taking a, vaca,
ton at the home of her brother in Alta
and then at the home of her sister in
Hot Springs. S. D., for. three weeks.
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