Mtss Kuth Boyd Weds Donald S.Ream in Home Ceremony TonightMISfS HI TH BOYD, daughter of’Mrs. Mabel Boyd of l)t“s Moines, will be married this evening at 7 :‘10 at the home of her mother, to Donald 8. Beam, son of l)r. P. N. Beam and Mrs. Beam, 919 ('lark avenue. Rev. II. K. Hawley, pastor of the Congregational ehni*eh will read the marriage service by candlelight in the presence of a small group of relatives and friends, and Horner Hnntoon of Des Moines will play the nuptial music.A reception will be held follow-'5' -In* the ceremony and the couple will leave Immediately afterward by motor for the Wisconsin lakes. They will be at home in Allies after September 1. Mr. Beam ts connected with the Tilden store.Out of town guests will be Dr. F. N. Beam and Mrs. Beam. S.Pollock, the Rev. H. K Hawley and Mrs. Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Tilden, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Stephenson, Mrs. Anna Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Souers and Frank Souers of Ames; Mrs. W. H. Lyon, LaPotte City; Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Garrett, Mrs. Fay Boehme, Fort Dodge; Miss Mer-vyle Brown, Rockwell; Russell Paul, Laurel, and Miss 8. Marian Olson, Decorah.WillNameCounty NewspaperBy United Frem, ^ v - »lt;■*VINTON, Auk 5.—Vinton county's third official newspaper required by law, will be named by the county board of supervisors on Sept. 2.Since the suspension of publication of the Vinton Eagle, anewspaper, on March 4.county has had but two newspapers, the Cedar Times, at Vinton, and the Blaine Union, at Belle An Iowa statute requiresweeklyBentonofficialValleyBelleBlaine,that every county with a popula-