Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-27

Newton's.
Mr., John Aldridge visited friends in
Goldfield over Christmas.
Miss Eliza Keeling spent Christmas
at the home of her parents at Gold.
field.
The Bolanel< home, Gil South Sixth
street was quarantined Saturday for
diphtheria.
Mr.. George L. Owings spent Christ
mas and Sunday at the home of his
brother, Mr. Scott t. Owings, at Mo-
line, Ill.
Elmer Johnson, aged "a of Salina,
Kan, and Mary Jones, aged so, of this
city, were granted a license to wed at
Des Moines Friday.
Mr.. j. E. Wildman, 4oS North Second
street, is confined to his home by ILL.,
ness. Mr.. Wildman is suffering with a
severe cold, together with an Intestinal
trouble.
The storlS acted as Santa Claus at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Wild
man, 40S North Second street. leaving
fine eight-pound boy early Christmas
morning.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Friends Y. p. S. c. f. will
be held Tuesday evening at 1880 at the
home of Rev. N. NJ. Hodgin, 40SA
North Third street.
Mr.. j. NJ. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. B. l..
Hotchkiss and son Lyle. and Mrs. Olive
| Thompson. of this city; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold wheel, of Sioux City.
spent Christmas at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. l.. Mackaman at Rein
beck
DIR. and Mrs Fred Neil, and baby
son, Lowden, and Mrs. Neil's sister,
Miss Louise Smith of Cedar Rapids,
We're Christmas guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Neil. Mrs. Neil
and Miss Smith will remain for a
weeks visit.
Rev j. HI. Callerice of Written,
leaves this evening for Abilene, Kan,
where he will remain indefinitely. MIR.
Cakerice has given up his charge at
the Ivester Church of the Brethren, ow-
ing to failing health. He will spend the
winter at Abilene at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Lester Pierce, and his
family will join him in the spring.
The funeral of Oristus Smith was
held from the Christian church of LIS
comb Sunday afternoon at l o'clock, In
charge of Rev Mr.. Paris. assisted by
, Rev Mr.. Boomershine, and was very
D largely attended The pail bearers
' were Messrs j. e. Gould, D. B. Elliott
r Joseph Rails. George NanSlyke, III
Ralston. and S. Elliott. The body was
buried in the Liscomb cemetery.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Taylor Of Mel
: bourne, We're in the city to spent
e Christmas at the homes of their sol
. and daughter, Mr.. Fred Taylor ant
, Mrs Milan Pinkerton. MIR. Taylor, VIII
= is in the employ of Jacob Leibsle, a
Melbourne, likes it very much in tn
= prosperous little town, and thinks tina
). the German people of that communit
. are about as fine a. lot Of folks as h
ever met.
s A family reunion was held Christina
: day at the home of Mrs. Anna Caker
> ice, corner of Church and Twelft
T. streets. Those present We're Rev. j. +
Cakerice and fam, of Written; Nj
and Mrs. D. NJ Cakerice and famil!
N north of the city; Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Is McCandless, of this city; Mr.. Wi
D Wegand of Waterloo. and Mr.. r. n
IN Vinton, of Written. A bountiful four
& course dinner was served and the da
was greatly enjoyed by all.
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VI Supervisor Elias Bueghley and T.
= Marsh, constituting an auditing con
mittee appointed by the board OF 81
= pervisors, began this morning to max
as the semi-annual check of the count
treasurer's accounts. Supervisors N.
a. Keen and E. B. Emes will begi
VI checking in one of the other offices
A. a day or two. The work of auditing a
tie of the other offices in a day or tw
d. The work of auditing all of the o
ficers' accounts will not be complete
until after Jan. 1.
in Mr.. and Mrs Guy Groves and daugt
he ter Inez, of ST. Paul, who have bee
IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thompso
TT in this city, will go to Cedar Falls t.
es night. accompanied by MIR. and MI
Thompson to meet other members
tha family at the old home of the la
~ Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Wheeler, now o
49, cunied by one of their daughters Nh
"a William NARROW. The holiday seas
~. reunion will be the first time t
= Wheeler brothers and sisters have be-
-, together in twelve years.
part of the upstairs of the Fral
ly. Mclaughlin home COS West Chur
mt street was badly damaged by ii
Ike which broke out while the family w
,i- awav Saturday afternoon. The III
an. the origin of which is not known, bro
is out in a closet The family being
d. sent it had a good start before neig
ire bors saw it and summoned the depai
nent. In the meantime the closet
the clothes that 1t contained mad De
n burned. and the fire ate great NJ
81 thru the end of the house, scorched a
Az burned the furniture of one ped roo
~, and filed the building with smoke.
=. Mclaughlin is assistant city electrlcl'
mo MRS. p. T. BlRcHARD DEAD.