Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-27
GrinneIl and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinneil, March ZI.-Ciienn A. Tay-
Tor. living east of the fair grounds,
thinks himself fortunate to have lost
only a horse and milk wagon and the
contents whan the fast mail going
west on the Rock Island track yes
terday forenoon struck his OUTFIT at
the East street crossing two blocks
east of the union station. BY a
quick leap from the wagon he escap-
ed without a bruise. while the horse
was killed and the wagon badly
damaged. Mr.. Taylor was driving
south on his return to his home, and
failed to either see or hear the APP
preaching train.
In addition to the opportunity Of
hearing Bishop Quale tomorrow
morning at the Methodist church
there win be in the evening at the
same church the privilege Of listen
ing to a special and appropriate mus
zeal program by the church choir as
sisted by the girls glea club of the
high school. Professor Scheve will
preside at the organ and Professor
Blum will give the solo parts. The
music Is to be the Easter section q
the sacred oratorio. The Death and
Resurrection Of Christ"
Mrs. Matilda Oshall started last
evening on her return to her home in
Bellwood, Pa, after spending the
winter in this vicinity in visiting her
brother, J. d. Hoover, and her sisters,
-
Grinnen and another sister at Water
vile, MINI.
At 8 o'clock on Friday afternoon
Herbert German. Of this city, and
AnnabeIle Burlington. Of Brooklyn,
were made husband and wife at tie
home Of the brides parents, DR.. and
Mrs. G. L. Burlington. at Brooklyn.
The groom is a Grinnell boy. went
from here into the world war SER
vice for nearly two years, served in
Honolulu, returned home and took a
job with the Iowa Light, Heat and
Power Company here. The young
couple will be at home after April
/, at 1919 Summer street.
At the same hour Of tho same
afternoon. in New Sharon, at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Rheenen, Anna Van Rheen-
en- and Alfred Palmer Of Grinnell were
united In marriage. springing a gen
uine surprise on their many friends
The groom in this ease also served
nearly two years in tho late war and
was in Honolulu. Previously he had
been in railroad work and on his re-
turn ne entered the employ Of the
same company In this city. He Is a
son Of Mrs. q. A. Palmer. The newly
welded pair WIN occupy an apart
ment at the corner OF Elm street
and Sixth avenue.
Miss Miniam Taylor Is taking a
short vacation from her teaching
work in Chicago to visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Taylor
near this city.
Miss Lillian Bray has so far re-
covered as to be able to leave the
hospital here and 60 to the home of
her brother, T. J. Bray. at Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Alice rivers, VINO, win ner
son Homer and his family, has been
spending tho winter a. Las Cruces,
N. NJ, came back to her home here
on Thursday. Tho others plan 10
come soon.
Mrs. NJ. J. Bradley. who has been
visiting here with her sons. George
and T. J. Bradley. started this week
on her return to her home in Los
Angeles, Calf.
The girls giee club Of Grinnell Col-
lsge starts on its annual spring tour
tomorrow. going thru southwestern
Iowa and returning TO Grinnsll on
April 1. The club win sing hrst at
Plymouth Congregational! church IN
Des Noines.
MAJ. A. c. Lyon has been detained
In siberia beyond the time IL was ex-
pected he could leave FOR homo and
the last news from him was that he
expected to BE- on the way home by
Mach Is.