Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-24

| Rev. Thomas X Hunter. pastor Of
OF the Presbyterian church of Nevada
/ spent Monday in the city with Rev.
James Rayburn. Rev Mr.. Hunter
came here to meet Mrs. Hunter, who
has been visiting for several weeks in
Ohio.
Miss Sophia Gerlach left Tuesday
for Rochester. MINI. accompanying
her brothers. Lewis and Philip, of YELL
low Graft, Sask., Who have been visit
ing their sisters here From Rochester
Miss Geriach will go to Minneapolis to
visit her father and friends until after
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. West left Tuesday
morning for trip thru southern IL
linois, with the view OF finding a suit
able location for vaudeville and r1oy-
ing picture show. They have been in
Waterloo for the past cwo years, but
recently sold out there and have been
making this city their home.
George Whitoon has flei suit IN the
district court against John Block and
his wife. Fena- and w F. Block, to
secure judgment on a note for 1901 90.
The petition says John Block and wife
were the principals and w F. Block
the surety on the note An attach
ment is sought 10 secure the judg-
ment.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Leighter, seven miles northwest of the
city, which has been under quarantine
for cerebro spinal meningitis, was re-
leased Tuesday. The 2-year- old son who
was i'll of the disease and upon whom
the Flexner serum was 50 successfully
used, has made a complete recovery
without any Ill effects whatever.
W. F. Block has brought suit in the
district court against John Block. for
. merry Of this city but now of Polk
county, Minnesota, for judgement of
s4o45S, which the petition alleges rep
resents loans made at varions times.
!, ranging in amounts from $40 to $3.50
An attachment against the defendant $
property, to secure the JUDGMENT, is
also asked
: Adeline Andrews, the s-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel An
drews, west OF the city, who buried
knife into her brain by a fall a few
days ago, is now considered out of
doi4ScI I-lltis Nd!TOil andrews, VINO
was burned to badly few days before
The accident 10 his sister, is doing as
/, we'll as could be expected, but is still
suffering from one of the deerer and
more severe burns.
Three acts of the play Lena Rivers
are laid in the sunny south at the
: home Of the -Livingstones near Frank
fort, KY, one of the most beautiful
and typical old mansions of the south
The play is crowded With amusing in.
cidents and has had an Overwhelming
amount of success 1t is said to b.
the most popular native play descrip
tive of American humor before thu
public At the New Odeon Sunda!
evening, Nov. 2S
A suit involving the real propert,
d consisting of an eighry-acre farm II
: Timber Creek township four mile
II south of the city, left by George A
Stinson, has been brought in the dis
trict court by Charles E. Stinson, III
only son, and his wife. Mrs. Saral
Y Stinson, the widow, is named as Ch
st defendant. Mr.. Stinson died withou
r leaving a will. and the son seek
a TO secure a two-thirds' interest in tbs
Il farm The petition asks that divisio.
: of the property be made and that {
e referee be appointed by the court t
7, divide or sell it and divide the sal!
money.