Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-21

and Myron Capron, Of Melbourne, have
! filed in the district court suit against
Betsey q. Cook ct al. by which 1t is
sought to have the title to farm lands
in Washington township esta bltsl1ed in
the name OF the plaintiffs The land
involved Is q part of the estate Of G. F.
Capron. K
Miss Nellie Martin, the Marshall
Telephone Company operator who is a
patient at st. Thomas hospital, where
she underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis. recently. is improving nicely.
Miss Martins mother. Mrs. j. C. Mar
tin. Of Mason City, who has been with
her daughter since the operation, re-
turned home today.
f. A. Cross, an Iowa Central brake
man. 10 has been working out of Os-
kaloosa, has been transferred to this
city and will run out Of here for an in
definite period. During the past few
years Mr.. Cross has acted as station
agent at different points along the line.
but gave up that branch Of the service
some time ago owing to impaired
health
Miss Margaret WATSON was hostess
to eighteen girl friends Monday even
ing at a dinner party complimentary to
her guest, Miss Louise Gross, Of Hast
ings, Neb. Dinner was served in three
courses at $3.50 o'clock, and nasturtiums
decorated the table. Music and de-
Hghtful social evening followed. Other
guests present from out OF town were
Miss Helen Wishart, Of Chicago, and
Miss nellie Hansen, of Lake City.
Rev. s. E. Ellis. and Misses Marie
Meyer, Mary Stroud, Ruth Haynes and
Grave Love, of the Methodist Epworth
League. left for Iowa Falls this morn
ing to attend the Epworth League con-
vention Of the Marshalltown district.
Rev. Mr.. Ellis lectures tonight before
the convention on Palestine, Yester-
day and Today" Rev. Mr.. Ellis made
trip thru the holy land and tho
Mediterranean countries last year.
The funeral Of Jacob Cook was held
at o'clock Monday afternoon from the
First United Evangelical church, Rev.
w. M. Force officiating. Many Of Mr..
Cooks old friends were present at the
funeral The flower bearers were Mrs
Pearl wikle, Mrs. Clyde Whitney, and
Messrs w. B. Millhiser, Charles Wass-
mer. H. w. Eichorn, w. B. Craig, s.
Bruner, and w. Shearer. Interment
was in Riverside.
Mrs. Jasper Fisher, 210 North Third
avenue, was hostess Monday afternoon
to twenty-five Of her more intimate
lady friends, complimentary to her
friend and guest, Mrs. B. F. Moore, of
Minneapolis. The hours were spent
with bridge. The prize for progression
went to Mrs. w. H. Thompson, and
Mrs. Thompson presented it to the
guest Of honor. The consolation fell
to Mrs r. W. Mcbride A two-course
luncheon was served by MRS. Fisher,
assisted by Mrs. G. n. Ruth and Mrs.
C. A. Miller.
Miss Clara Mason, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. d. Mason. celebrated herl
18th anniversary at the Mason home. 1
lis May street, Saturday, from to 2.
when she entertained a company Of
friends. The hours were enjoyed So
ctaiiy and with games, and refresh |
mentS were served by Misses Pearl
Baxter. Minnie Nouslra, and 6usie |
CrandaI. The guests were Misses
Susie CrandalL Minnie Rouslca, Maude
Wilson, LEILA Cronl, Pearl Baxter and
C55Nce xc.s. s:::A LEI va ::1.1 60 Eee-i
guscn: ana Me- Hssman Kufsner, Of
State Center.