Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-14

Mrs James Lane, q Darlington. n.
D., Is in tho city for q five weeks visit
with relatives ana friends. Mrs. Lane
has been in poor health for some time.
and white here will undergo medical
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cox, Of this city,
returned from Ames this morning.
where they have been for few days
attending a series Of parties given by
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Bullock, formerly
Of this city.
The annual fair Of the Elks lodge.
which continues each night Of this
week at Forney's hall. opened Saturday
night with q large attendance. The
principal feature Of each nights pro-
gram is the series Of dances.
The body Of Silas E. Smith, the SOL
diers' home veteran from Newmarket
who died Saturday. was sent to Villisca
Saturday night for burial. The body Of
John NJ. Porter, of Storm Lake, who
also died Saturday, was held this after
noon at 4 O'clock.
G. W. Cripple. q Lennox Machine
Company employe, who received a
compound fracture Of the arm ten days
ago, was taken to st. Thomas hospital
Saturday. The wound has become in
fected. but the patients condition is
not especially serious.
Misses Jennie and Carrie Pickard. of
Pleasant, Plain, the latter Of whom Is
attending Penn College. Oskaloosa, left
the city this morning for their respec-
tive destinations, after visiting for a
few days with their aunt. Mrs. w. B.
Beeson, and cousin, Mr.. C. E. PickArd.
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Biyelow. who re-
Gently sold to Rev. Charles E. PilsEdm
their residence property on North Third
street, will leave for Medford, Ore, IN
few weeks They expect to make
their home there. Their son. Earl Big
Glow, and wife, went to Medford to live
early in the fall.
A telegram received this morning by
George H. Besbe from Mrs. Beebe. who
was called to Cheyenne. Wyo.. by the
news Of the serious sickness Of her
granddaughter, Loie Eldridge, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Eldridge,
says that the child's temperature Is
lower and that she 10 better
There was a good attendance Friday
afternoon at the meeting Of the Friends
Ladies' Aid Society, which was enter
tanned by Mrs. John Winery. 517h
North First street. The route business
was transacted and plans were made
for the winters work The hostess
served lunch during thes ocial hour.
AIRS. J. w. Skinner and son Leo. Of
Oskaloosa. spent Saturday in the city
with the formers sisters, Mrs. NJ. L.
Aundy and Mrs. August Mold. Mr..
Skinner. who is an Iowa Central engin-
eer. is suffering from . broken nose, the
result Of an accident in which he was
struck by pick that he was using 70
loosen . valve on his engine.
Mr.. G. H. Ruth left Saturday night for
Winnipeg. Canada, where today he will
be in attendance at a meeting Of the
Athabasca Oil and Asphalt Company,
In which Mr.. Ruth and Mrs l.. r. Will
lard, Of this city, are stockholders. At
this meeting will be considered the
proposition to dispose Of the company's
holdings to an English syndicate.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Emii seleins enter
day evening at their home, 4oe West
Boone street, in honor Of their sister.
Mrs. Nick Neuroth. Of Granville, who
has been 4 guest ct the Seleine home
home for two months, and left this
morning for her home. The evening
was spent socially ana with cards, and
Mrs. Seieine served rsffeshments.
The funeral Of Mrs. Joseph Hayne
was largely attended Sunday afternoon
lat o'clock It the Methodist church.
in charge Of Rev. c. H. Morris. There
were many pretty flowers sent in MEM
A.
former neighbors. The pail bearers
Campbell, Frank Butler. Thomas Wick
son.
The travel department OF the Wo.
mans Club was entertained Friday a..
ternoon by Mrs. James Zug. ITO North
Seventh street, assisted by Mesdames
Will Wallace. B. r. Cummings, q. II.
Lyon, J. w. Burroughs and ]. w. Hook.
A very interesting program was en-.
3oyed. ~ follows: Reading Of an article
ON 1.-THE Blue 0rotto,' by Mrs. Henry
Stone; paper describing the natural
scenery and places Of interest between
Naples and Rome. by Miss Edna F'ular.
ton; paper and talk on The Palaces OF
Rome" especially the Borghese and the
Barlerini, by Mrs. F. r. Benedict, who
in connection with one Of the above
palaces. told the story Of Beatrice
Cenci;, readings on The. Capitoiine
Museum; MAmertine Prison. and Tar
peaan Rock" by Mrs. George McN>ely:
and very excellent paper on "st
Peters and the Vatican" BY Miss Leila
David. A social haif.houf followed
during which the hostesses served re-.
freshmsnts. Guests Of the department
were Mrs. w. n. Gilbert ana Miss
Fannie oualfe. and Mrs.. D. y. xeefer.