Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-28
GrinneIl and Vicinity.
Special 10 Times Re publican.
Grinrei Nov. .2s.-An event {

GrinnelI Nov. ,2s-An event Of i'm
portarce to Grinnell people is
scheduled to take place today IN 81.
Paul where. Clarence Dwight Sage,
Grinnell boy is 10 De married TO Miss
Catherine Knocky, of that city The
ceremony IS TO take place in ST. Mary's
church. The groom is q son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Sage. OF this city. Is
graduate Of the Gre! gaton University
and has a good business position with
house in Des MONIES. Mrs. Sage
went 10 ST. Paul last evening, &C
companied by her daughter Thelma.
Announcement is made OF the APP
preaching marriage OF Mrs. G. A. Proc
tor. OF this '>lty TO n. P. Proctor, Of
San Rafael. Cal. formerly Of this city.
Mr.. Proctor was visitor in Gr.nnell
for several days last summer on his
way on business to New York City.
Because Of Thanksgiving the meet
ing % Tie Art study Club will be held
on Friday afternoon, at BIS instead
OF Thursday. in the college library.
Mrs. H. ". Norris presenting a paper.
M and Mrs. L. K. Waters, former
well known G-inneli residents. are
spending the winter IN Chronicle, Ala
Chester Center and vicinity have
planned full! Thanksgiving day for
the community. The morning service
at 10: 30 O'clock will be conducted oy
Rev. J. VI. Brown. pastor Of the Grin
nell Methodist church. This service
Will be followed by a community
dinner at the church, a bazaar in the
afternoon, an oyster supper. and an
49, E-1r- 10 oil ~ which
th- Red Cross needs Will have large
snare.
MIS-. r. E. Bray. goes to the home OF
her son. r. J. Bray. al Cskalooea for
Thanksgiving, accompanied by her
three daughters, the Misses Lillian,
Blanche and Frances.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ McKarhan have
gone TO Chicago for a ten days visit
a. the home Of their son Elmer.
MI. and Mrs J. L. W'helan are enjoy
ing a visit from MI Whelan's sister,
MIS-. ". S. Canon. VINO, with her son.
came last evening from their home az
Storm Lake.
The vcmen's mass meeting on Mon
Gay afternoon is pronounced a decided
success in both enthusiasm and funds
raised. About fifty woman were pre-
sent and over $500 was given and
pledged. The high school Y. II. c. A
pledged 800. Miss Cwens, Of Des
MONIES, was present and gave stt-
n Ulating talk.
The many G-innel7 friends Of 5ir.
and Mrg. z. A Barr will be glad to
Iearn that they have mad a pleasant
"trip west visiting at several points
yyftS2 relatives and are now settled FOR
/ the winter at Los Angeles.
! h Thanksgiving service is announced
at the college chapel at 9 O'Clock in
| the morning Of Thursday, largely
/ musical under the auspices Of the
/ combined Y. 81. and I. ". G. A.
Rev. ". 3. Wilson, pastor Of the
| Christian church of Madison town
| ship. headed a Sunday campaign for
the army Y. M. e. h, aided by J. L.
Ncurath and DR.. z. s. Evans Of this
city, and Corporal Johnson, of the
| regular army, recruiting officer here.
| The result was total ri 1901.
| Mr.. and MrE. Jud&on Blakely, Jr,
| have been enjoying q visit from Mrs.
| BLakelys sister. Nrg. Zen Stewart, and
| her husband and daughter. who have
! ;.c.% returned g silsiI hume :n Daven-
| port.
h story Of thrilling interest was told
last night at the Colonial by Private
! Roy Genxe, VINO has seen active ser
vice IN the Blayck Watch regiment, was
! wounded three times, sheiled in an
ambulance and torpedced 5n a Red
Cross hospital snip. One fifth of the
receipts 20 70 the Red CrosA