Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-18
Gr'nnell and Vicinity.
special 20 Times Republican.

special 10 Times Republican.
Last August Miss Mabel Morgan
:. ms City, went 10 t,;Iit., ,ssv ami, wiliis
'nere, was married. TO Edwin Peterson,
also or this city, at the Great Lakes
training station, where he was then
ana is now stationed The marriage
has but Just recently been made
known TO the relatives and friends In
this vicinity. when Mr. Peterson came
nome for thirty day furIough. He is
the son of Charles Peterson. When he
receives his DISCHARGE the young
couple plan to settle down to home life
here. -- ~.
Alumni day. Monday. June %, is TO
De the grandest and biggest Grinnell
college has ever seen IL the plans in
making carry out and the weather Is
me. So many Of the old graduates
nave written of their Homecoming on
this occasion that the freshmen are re-
quested promptly to vacate their
roms In the quadrangle on the 2lst
for the use of the visitors. The day Is
to be full to the limit Of alumni exer-
cises. closing with the social hour at
o'clock in the evening, when the
men retire to the mems dormotories
and the women 10 the quadrangle for
an unlimited time OF social intercourse.
committee has been appointed by
the labor unions OF this city to make
ARRANGEMENTS FOR the observance Of
Labor Day 10 an extent and a degree II
has never before been recognized here.
The committee Is W. D. Highield. L.
IafI
W. Lewis, and Con ODonnell
Mrs. Mary f. Bruce has just return
ed from a visit to her eon-in-la law. s. NJ.
Payne. who lives on q farm near Lone
Tree. and reports that he has partially
recovered from a serious illness that
called her to his home. He is not we'll
enough to continue in charge of the
farm and so it has been sold at $225
an acre. It contains 100 acres and was
bought by Mr.. Payne and his brother
in-law. A D. Miller, about six months
ago. for sl75 an acre.
The Woman's Athletic Association
OF Grinnell College has elected Irene
Bradley. president, Margaret Means,
secretary and Elizabeth Carringer
treasurer.
Sapt. E. s. Evans. in the medical
department Of the army. was home
here for a short time on Monday,
going from hear to Camp Merritt,
where Mrs. Evans and daughter will
join him this week.
Lieut.. Frank Burns Is spending his
furlough with his wife at the home of
her mother. Mrs. w. F. Hammond
until the eth instant, when he reports
back to comp for final discharge.
Theodore Schultz, who moved from
this vicinity last fall to the farm he
had bought near Bagley. writes that
the land he bought there at $3.50 an
acre has just sold for 1920 an acre.
The delayed announcement is made
OF the marriage of Miss Hazel Spire
and Wallace Staley, both of Sheridan
township and both students at the
date of marriage Of Iowa State College
at Ames, from which they have just
been graduated.
Leonard Soth, OF Sheridan. Is sui
fering from a badly bruised ankle and
some broken ribs as the result Of a
somersault Of his Ford car.
The student council OF the college
has been enriched by the following
newly elected members: Seniors, Rob
ert Mccormack, Irene Jasper, Gerald
Inc Smith. Harriet Steinhilber; juniors.
John johnson, Fred Winter, Mildred
Gavin, Adelaide SfbIey; sophmores.
Bruce AShby, Clarissa Evenson.