Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-22
GrinneiI and Vicinity.
Times Republican.

lirinnell, Aug. 22-RObert Tyson. or
Oskaloosa. who has extensive farming
interests near Grinnell, has just bought
tNn. A. p. Cady residence on Broad
street and plans to occupy it after the
LIST Of next month. Mr.. and Mrs. Cady
have not yet secured another home but
plan TO remain in Grinnell
Mr. and Mrs Otto Weeden and their
three children. who have been motor
ing thru Illinois and Wisconsin since
they turned over the Monroe hotel to
the new owners, have come back to
Grinnen and are looking for suitable
residence.
In the superior court of this city the
first case of Importance in the Aug
ust term comes up today in the injunc-
tion suit Of the city of Grinell against
the Iowa Light, Heat and Power Com
pany. seeking to restrain the company
from ceasing TO pump water from the
deep wells for the use Of the city at
rate alleged to have been embodied
in written contract.
Azel McIlrath, son of Mr. and Mrs.
]. l. McIlrath. of this city. left the
family home here last night for New
port News, from which point he goes
with the high French commission to
France In charge OF shipment OF
grade diary cattle. Young Mcllraths
appointment to this responsible posi-
ton came thru the agricultural ana
animal husbandry departments Of Iowa
State College AT Ames, where he made
record as a practical student IN
ante-war days. His foreign experience
and his knowledge of the special needs
of France in this line were also strong
factors. His stay abroad is indefinite.
Orval Haynes. Grinnell boy who
has been in the flying game and has
been made a regular amy airman.
writes to his mother, Mrs. Nettie
HAYNES. of this city, OF recent sue
cessful trips and tells her that he 10
to be one of the group selected to fly
from New York 10 California and that
they will start soon on that trip.
9 Emory-Hopkins. Of this city has his
| mans all made to start about Sept. 18th
for the Philippine Islands, stopping at
China and Japanese ports en- route,
and landing at Manila, where he will
be consolidated with his uncle in SELL
ing goods.
One government truck has been re-
ceived by Poweshiek county thru
County Agent C. E. Olson and two
more have been promised, much. to the
era tification of the agent and the coun-.
ty officials who feel that the trucks
will effect a considerable saving in the
distributing of heavy materials for
bridges and culverts.
IT ct ~ a
| their daughter, Miss Esther. who nave
been spending some months in Denver
| Colo. have written that they plan TO
| leave that city for GrinneH about the
| 26th Of this month.
! -. recent change has taken place n
| the Grinnell police force. Chief M "A.
| shahan having resigned and Grant
| Keeton having been appointed to MI
| the vacancy, while James E. Clark mas
been made deputy marshal.
| At the Madison township Christian
| church. at $50 o'clock on Wednesday
evening. Miss Sarah Myrtle Graham
| was united in marriage with Frank
| Mead Burnell, Pastor w. B. wilson
| officiating. There were 200 or more IN :
| yited guests. The bride, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Brownie Graham. has
| spent most of her life on the Maple
| hurst farm IN that township. She e
! a graduate of the teachers college al
| Cedar Falls and has taught IN the
| schools of Brooklyn. She Is also nne
n,over of the violin and a teacher OF
| that instrument. The groom Is sor
Of Mr., and Mrs. H. r. Burnell Of Cedar
Falls. He was in the government radic
service and has been on the farm since
his discharge. The wedding trip wal
westward to Colorado Springs ano
vicinity. On their return they VII
make their home on Maplehurst farm
On Wednesday, in Des Moines' iau
Patton and Miss Della NJ. Lyons. ootr
4 of this city, sprung genuine surpriss
on their relatives and friends by peinl
united in marriage and so reportins
here when they returned. The sToon
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. john
patton and the bride IS the daus n.e,
~ Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lyons. all OF tnl'
CITY. The groom Is employed IN I'M
freight office and the bride IN tne
Grinnell Herald Office.