Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-16
ersnneii and Vicinity.
Special to Ttmes-RepuoEcan-

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Grinnell, Feb. 15.-C L. Lockhart,
architect Of Minneapolis, was in
Grinnerl and was consulted in a gen.
eral way on the ACCESSIBILITY OF build
ing at this time the proposed new
school building here at a cost Of
nearly $500. 900. His expressed tudg-
ment on the building situation rs that
the cost Of building win not be ma
teraIly reduced for eeverl years,
and 1t seems probably that, for the
nearer future n VIII be increased.
But, in spite Of the present high
prices, he says there Il . general era
Of school house building. There Is
but little general discussion here over
the election called for the 2Tth but
the action Of clubs and other organi-
nations and the expressions Of in
: dividuais give good ground for the
belief that the vote VIII be one Of ap-
prevail Of the proposition.
Capt. B. ]. Carney, Of basketball
fame as wen as Of army experience,
is to take a group Of the ole time col
lege stars from 9rfnnen on wednes-
day evening to Narshalleown to try
bout with the team Of the American
Legion there
At the Methodist parsonage IN this
city on Thursday afternoon, Rev. W.
C. Wasser, pastor. pronounced the
words that legally welded Delmar
August Freese and Phyllis Aleta
Stanford. both Of Malcolm. The
parents Of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Stanford, and a few friends of the
bridal pair were the only guests.
News from New York has reached
Grinnell Of the recent marriage OF
Miss Maysie Regain to Edward Car
pentsr Garrett, Of New York City,
where they win make their home.
The bride was a former resident OF
this city and was graduated from the
high school here in 1905
Prof o. W. Albert is reported as
now making steady Improvement
after an attack from pneumonia that
was for time serious.
The Main street residence Of the
late j. G. Card, recently occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne McDermott, has
been sold to Carl Gustafson.
Mr. and Mrs. A L. Child have gone
for a. visit Of some months In Los
Angeles. Calf. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Dawson, a sister o.
Mrs. Child, and by Mrs. Frost, OF
wapello.
IN. c. Pimlott, Of Malcolm, having
sold the farm northeast Of Natcon7
on which as boy and man he has lived
for forty-fiv years, hos decided tc
come to Grinnell TO make a new
home in March. He has another farm
near Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dee are soon tc
return from their winter visit ir
California and will be at home ir
the II. T. Chaplin house on Park
street, Of which they have rented the
lower story. Mrs. Chaplin reserves
the upper story for her personal use.
Prof. n. 8. Conard, Of the botant-
cal department OF Grinnen College
has received an offer from former
President Dan Bradley Of some rare
young trees for the college campua
The pallbearers at the funeral OF
the late George W. Cowden, of thif
city, were: W. q Rayburn, N. Mayo
Harris, Dr.. q. r. Parish, DR., p. B
Wiley, Or. L. q. LSrnlsy, and W. q
Ray, The funeral was private, con-
Quoted ~ Rsv. p. W. Cross OF the
x CONGREGATIONAL church, with prayer
~ NV, ", o. wssser q ms Metao-
dist church,
u IsttsF from Mrs Henry b
0ADfsn from her home in Chicago
1sa1s a tho critical condition OF hen
mSEhsr, Mrs, william Harrison, 81
this oity, from diabetes In its lates
0tiaA No hape II givsn Of any i'm
\ DF0vsGnen4 snA death seems tnevat.
abls sad vssy meas, n is but a few
WoeiEa Ance Mr., and Mrs. Harrison
left thsir home hero to spend thu
wintss al tba home o. their daush-
u ~ and heF husban4 IA Chicago
~ apscial nauacal program unde.
IL direction OF Prot. q. L. Pierce, Of
III college. vaa given Last evening
NJ ri ~ CsaSrssaa1nGl church, IL
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