Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-21
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MT. and Mrs. ID. r. wsrburton on
PARK street north. Mrs. Warburton
and Mrs. ]. c. Goodrich are hostesses
this evening to the Priscilla Club, this
being the guest day of the CLUB.
Miss Alice Quire. formerly of Grin
nell. where she was graduated from
high school, and daughter Of MT. and
Mrs. J. &. Cuire, OF this city, was re-
Gently married In Minneapolis to Z.
l.. Lundquist. of that city. The we'd
ded pair will make their home in Min
neapolis.
Carl ]. Dreamer and Miss Anne
Reaves were made husband and wife
in Des Moines on Saturday. by the
m!nistration Of Judge Utterhack or
thai city. The groom is the son OF
John c. Creamer. OF this city, and is
graduate of Drake. The bride has been
employed in the Spalding Manufactur-
ing Company's office for several
years. The bridal pair will be at home
in this city.
Henry G. Lyman has completed the
legal business that recently brought
him TO Grlnnell and has gone back to
his home in California.
Miss Adella Webb, who has been a
practical nurse in this city for
several years, started yesterday on an
eastern trip, planning 10 visit for
some time at Cleveland, and then so
further east to Philadelphia.
Robert Hixon has sold the eighty
acre farm in the vicinity of Monte
yuma that he bought a few months
ago. to John ". WHEY, Of Grinnell,
for $500 an acre being n profit Of $40
an scre over the price he paid.
Mrs. r. L. Cove started on Sunday
evening for lengthy visit with reia-
tives In Salt Lake City and other
cities in that region.
B. V. Run has gone 70 Des Moines to
visit at the home Of his daughter
with the expectation Of going on later
to winter with others of his children
in southern California. as has been his
habit for a number of years.
The Bray & Jackson sale on Satur-
day at the fair graunds Of pure bred
Duroc Jersey hogs brought many ac-
tive bidders and the animals all went
at good prices. The top notch was for
a Young boar at $500. Another one
went ct an even $500. Hanks X
Bishop. breeders from New London,
took $1,000 worth Of the stock. Some
sixty animals were sold and the
svera &c price was about sll7 apiece.
The total Of sales was over $4,000.
Rev. Geo. R. Lockwood. Iowa College
at 6rinnell. class of 1899. made 6rieI
visit at the A. Hillman home in tins
city. on his way from his California
home to attend the national council OF
Congregational churches at Grand
Rapids, Mich. While n college here
he was much interested in the organi-
cation and working Of the Uncle Sam
Club. offering special Sunday and mid
week privileges TO a number that mad
no church affiliation and to others.
At the Malcolm meeting in the inter-
est OF hard roads an association was
named having for its scope of opera
BOYD, of Malcolm: vice chairman.
name Of the Poweshiek County Hard
Roads Association. The following Of
ttceu were elected: Chairman, Walter
Boyd, OF Malcolm vich chairman
Joseph Esele, of Malcolm: secretary,
II. Spauid.ng Of Grinnell; treasurer,
", G. Person. Of Brooklyn -Four
other members will be chosen to form,
with these officers, an executive board.
A Malcolm association uas also formed
with John Eichhorn as chairman.
The Continental and Commercial
National Bank of Chicago has offered
a position In its bonding department
Ia Cashier Harry n. Harris, Of the
Citizens National Bank, Of this city,
and he has accepted and will go soon
to begin his new duties. It is expected
that Mrs. Harris and the boys will re-
main here for some time. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Harris are graduates OF the
college here and have been prominent
In social circles.
The thirty-seventh anniversary OF
the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. z.
Tinker was celebrated on the 9th
instant at their home, 1424 West
street, this city. At that time It was
made pubic that Miss Martha Tinker
and Maunis Godbey. Of Brooklyn, had
been married IN Newton on Friday
last. This day was also the anniYer-
sary of the marriage OF Rev. and Mrs.
E. W. Cross who were at the Tinker
home and participated in the threefold
happiness.