Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-11


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ITO yellow. Carl B. Hayzlett.
Word from Rochester, Mimi, says
that Mrs. E. G. Leffler is Improving
rapidly from her recent surgical oper-
alton, and that she is now able to take
some solid food. DR.. LETTER and Miss
Letter will reach home from Roches-
ter Tuesday evening.
Miss Adeline Parker, of Denver, will
reach the city at 11:15 tonight from
Fremont, Neb., and remain for a
months visit with her parents, Judge
and Mrs. j. M. Parker. Miss Parker
has been visiting for q week with her
sister, Miss Marian, at Fremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Rood, of Mankato,
Mimi, who have been visiting here at
the s. w. Evans home, spent Sunday
with Mr.. Roods parents, and Mrs. NJ
accompanied by Mrs. Rood's daughter,
Miss Adelaide Merriam. Mrs. Rood and
daughter returned here today for an
indefinite stay.
George Powers, the Liscomb farmer
who was injured few days ago by be-
ing struck by an Iowa Central train,
Is improving slowly. He is conscious
at intervals, and has been able to take
some nourishment. He called for his
With no complications Mr. Powers
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chance for recovery. L. NJ. Powers and
niece, Miss Edith Clouse, Of Newton,
were at Liscomb to spend Sunday with
their nephew and cousin.
Mr.. H. w. Vance, of Caribou, Yukon
territory, Alaska, spent Sunday in the
city visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles
B. Mason, and another sister, Mrs B.
G. Whitehill, of State Center, who with
her husband spent the day in the, city.
Mr.. Vance, who is superintendent OF
the Yukon Mining Company, came here
after attending the annual meeting of
the company at Toronto Mr.. Vance left
for Toronto this morning, and from
there will return home He is a former
State Center man, who left there about
twenty five years ago.
The funeral Of Thornton w. HAYES
was held from the residence at 10
O'Clock Saturday morning and from the
LeGrand Christian church at 2 in. the
afternoon. Rev. James Rayburn had
the service at the house, where the pail
bearers, who are members Of the po-
lice force, were Chief of Police w. e.
Nicholson, Deputy Marshal Michael
Clark, and Officers Charles Hanson, F.
M. Haas, Charles Breckel and Sergean!
Goodale. The service at the church was
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Kendell, Of Le-
Grand. This service was largely attend
ed. The pail bearers at LeGrand were
Messrs. r. L. Richards, H. Whitezell
Benjamin Sawyer, Samuel InmaIl, viii
McCarl and Henry Wagner. There were
many floral offerings, including pieces
from the police and the neighbors. The
body was buried in Pleasant Hill ceme-
terry, north of LeGrand.
Sunday was rally day for both old
and young at the Presbyterian Sunday
school, and most enjoyable session
was held. The cradle roll babies who
were present were each given carna-
ton, and to those who were not, the
flowers were sent. When the reports
by classes were given 1t was shown
that there had been perfect attend
ance in three classes. Gold Presbyter-
ian buttons were presented to thirty
one pupils whose records showed q
perfect attendance for the past year
One of this number. Karl Mayer, now
has record Of perfect attendance fos
four years. OF all the other classes
not more than two were absent from
any one yesterday. A new class of eight
young married women was reported orr
ganized. Special music was enjoyed
and a special collection was taken up
|Ito help pays for the piano In the prim-
Il ry department, 80