Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-25
Grin,sll arc Vicinity.

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. Gr.1neM Ee5. 25.--J. Il. kelienha-s-
I -. who has had : ;e- days siege @:
{ p.e,;-o- pnrUn eria 5 able 70 be ~
again bat is no; well Mrs. helsnaa-g-
. e- = HAVING rather serious Sc. dCcc
troubles. THIS couple are 70 have their
golden wedding anniversary Il E'--6ay
O.: this week
TIE a-s department was called yes
:e-5ay Jus; at;er dinner - t1e h1ms
o: Dr.. W 7. N.nzer OF SIKH avenue.
where sparks from the chimney had
started lille blaze On the -oot. Chem
icats stopped tAs flames. and the dam
age was -rA.-g.
NJ. and Mrs. :. :. Wallace havS had
Brown, Of Rock Falls, H., and all three
visited relatives in Gilman.
The Gr.naeN College auxiliary Of the
Poweshiek county chapter % the Ped
Cross. MISS Lorn chairman has % its
credit l.55. surg!ca! dressings. I3a
knitted articles and 80 sewed articles
and are Sill going strong.
N-. and Ms. Forrest Eetshnan and
baby, who have sper: long and pleas
ant vacation n southern California
recently came back 10 ;het- home IN
G-+nneu.
The cortes.. !. O. for the Ee1-y
To-ke Steiner prize n C-.l-e,I College
!. IS awarded Tor excellence IN literary
Or musical composition. / consists Of
the income from q fund o. $1,000 and
was arst given IN 1872. AL articles il
this competition mus. BE IN by the
18th Of May.
Miss Agnes Nay!or has resigned ner
| position IN the Iowa State College a.
Anes and has gone 20 Washington,
D. c., 10 take g government place.
| The college women held their usual
annual colonial bail on Saturday even
ing with the usual acclaim q success
from the spectators. Ths Wouee
Athletic Association board gave he
annual ntnus- and group ct young
ladies featured the Hudson House
( dance, among many Other attractive
! features OF tie program.
TIE expert hydraulic engineer ron
| Anles. Prof. Il Q. Ford Is still .-vsst1-
eating water prospects t9- C-.Caeu and
making recomnenGa-.o-s - re city .
avoid disaster IN case Q: any EreE-
! pected emergency. Re Urges the IL
s:allation Of 4 second conp -essor. Ee
( says permanent ar-a1 g@-ue-: f0- :
| full supply O. pure water FOR the wants
! Of the city need not be expected u-5e-
a year.
| Edward Eerr.rge- vas recently mar
ried a, Hayden, Ind, to Ms. Gertrude
Nichte-. Q: Seymour md T-sd Ger
ringer. brother 0. ths groom was
best man al the wedding, while Mas
Marie Nichter. sister q me o-.ie. ves
bridesmaid. The newly w=dded par
are 70 De al home On q farm 4 she--
dan township. this county, a:te-
March -.
Rev. Robert Lincoln, q It's city. o.
hciated e. rs nome OF Ma s-ree. e.
the wedding q Herbert II. Pearce and
Miss Rose ssLe. Alycs Pes-ce a-c
George seIle acconpsh:ed prs6e and
groom. The bride Is g GrtaoeII -es cen,
and the groom has I!ved with MS pa
rents, Mr.. and Mr,. George L Pesrce
on cheir farm south Of me city. The
young couple will take Up farm life
together on the Bahren<Use farm taree
miles vest % Westse]6.
v!s!t from big son, sergt. C-7TlIe Csle
who Is stationed al For E:u, Ckia-
bona.
George Eineyar has soI5 his -sst-
dence q 1921 Summer sr-ee. % Z. D
SHAW.
Mrs. L. ". Underwood Is visiting n.
short sine with he- laughter, Mrs
Cooper, whose home IL IL AEtoo-
Many friends II Ny and MIS-. 4. "
Fraser regret that cjrcu-nsta aces cs,
for their removal from G-3nne1l u hi
bert Lea. They plan 70 move oz
March !.
The Sonora and C7este- psoyie exc.
cuted a very pleasant surpr!se tire
well party 81 the home ~ Gr. anc
Mrs. George Fafkey. for Mr.. sn6 Nrx
Edwin Parish and family, wno uIr1ys
from Chester u E1a~t thls week. 4
gift set If dining room chairs ~ wtti
them in remembrance II many napp,
years IN Chester.
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