Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-10

South First avenue.
Classes of Y. NJ. G. a. boys. who will
study the bible. were organized In tho
Second and Fifth wards by Assistant
Secretary ]. Fred Gilchrist and Archie
Lennon. Glasses have not been or
ganized in all Of the wards.
Mr.. Samuel 8. Williams, Of Chicago.
will address the Y. NJ. C. A. mems
rceeting, to be held in the east court
room at 3:15 Sunday afternoon. Little
Madeline Coppock and the Leander
Clark College Male Quartet will sing.
The supper and Christmas bazaar
given by the Ladies' Aid Society at the
Presbyterian church Friday evening
was very we'll patronized, and srea.
success. Considerable over 800 was
combined.
Miss Ruth H. wooster. 10 South
Third street, who goes to Dixon. H..
Tuesday for visit, was given fare
we'll surprise at her home Friday ev-
ening by party of twentyone OF her
friends Games and music furnished
amusement. and refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Costello left FRI
day night for watervliet. N. Y. sum-
moned by telegram telling OF the SER
ious illness Of Mr.. Costello's mother
Mrs. Ann Costello. formerly of this
city. Mrs. Costello suffered a paralytic
stroke on Tuesday, and she Is not ex-
pected to live.
The second in the series OF dancing
parties to be given by the Young Peo-
pies Club was enjoyed Friday evening
in the old Masonic hall. Light refresh
ments were served during the evening
Miss Margaret Thompson. of Iowa
City was a guest. The next dance
will be on Dec. 20.
Mrs. William Neiderhauser. living sin
miles south Of the city on Center street
who underwent very extensive surgi'
cal operation at st. Thomas hospital
few days ago. is doing very nicely. Sew
en- different operations were performed
while the patient :. was under the
anesthetic. Mrs. Neiderhauser IS 81
years old and is the mother Of cigh
children. six Of whom are living. Thu
youngest child is babe Of 4 months.
The A. J. Deer Company. of Hornell
N. Y, has fled suit in the distric
court against George A. Olson. b!
which 1t is sought to collect $500 claim
ed to beIAue in:.paynent for coffee
mill MIR. OlsonaHa ys-that the mill tina
was delivered him was not as repre-
.ented by the companys salesman. HI
tried it, and because it did not suit hin
sent It back to the company. The lat
ter refused to accept the mill ant
brought suit.
A corn crib, containing quantity o
cobs and coal. vas destroyed. togethel
with Its contents. ~ fire that brok'
out .atthe, Francis pber home. shor
distance outside The city limits.
about 1890 osioo'SSs this afternoon. TIL
hose Of both departments was not Ions
enough to carry water from the neares
hydrant, but both departments lent ait
with the chemicals and ladders ant
| whatever else could be done. The fam
fly and neighbors carried water from
| the wind mill and kept the blaze con
fined to the crib in which 1t started.
Fl. o. Winslow, OF Cleveland travel
| ing auditor of the w. l.. Douglas Sho'
| Company, spent Friday in the city will
his brother, ]. D. Winslow. and family
There are four Of the Winslow brothers
now living in Marshall county. The!
are ]. NJ, a farmer, Of near Albion: c
S., a farmer. north OF the city; I. r.. {
dairyman, southwest Of the city. and ]
D. winslow, a grocer and meat deale
OF this city The brothers formerl.
lived In Indiana. I. r. and famil,
moved here four years ago. j. D. came
from Oklahoma last year They al
like this country and now the brother.
are often together, as the Clevelan,
brother can very conveniently stop her,