Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-25
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Grinneu. oct. 25.-Mrs. j. H. Blather-
wick. o: this city, went TO Waterloo
yesterday morning 20 be present at the
funeral OF her sister. Mrs Roberts who
died VERY suddenly while on visit a
the home Of her daughter in Colorado.
A telegram announcing the death
reached Mrs Blatherwick on Sunda y
afternoon.
4 wedding OF especial interest % the
mem pers OF Iowa College class of 'o6
Is reported to have taken place very
recently at Villisca when Miss Helen
lye5ar Of that town was married 10
Dr. Frank E Stanton. Of Humboldt t,
both being graduates Of the college
mere in 1906. Since MS graduation here
the groom has graduated from Rush
Medical College in Chicago and started
in practice at Morenci Ariz where the
young couple will be at nome after
Nov. 10.
Al the meeting OF The city council on
Saturday night plat and schedule were
filed Cor paving assessment No j. A
resolution was passed levying an inn
provenaent fund tax Of mills for the
nex- ten years 10 pay FOR the work
already done by Horrabin on hitch
racks around the park and by Beattie
in making sidewalk approaches. The
work done by Contractor Horrabin in
grading the streets that have been
paved was, by resolution. accepted
amounting in cost 10 s2846.54, Of which
1864 has been paid from the gen
eral fund and bonds VIII be issued to
cover the balance Of $1,000. James c.
Beattie's work on approaches and hitch
RACKS amounted to s2,s0047 which has
bee7 accepted and paid for from the
general funds which will have TO be re-
imbursed by bond issue
Mrs. w j. Suckow, formerly OF this
city but now of Davenport where Mr..
Suckow is pastor Of the Edwards Con-
sregational church, was the guest Of
honor here at the meeting Of the
Thursday Club last week She had
been TO the state m Getting Of the Iowa
branch al Des Moines and stopped for
day on her way back 10 Davenport.
At the meeting Mrs P. D, Burton rea d
HigAlE interesting. and valuable pa
per on Public Institutions on Iowa"
Mrs Arthur Norris. worthy grand
mat-on of the order of the Eastern
Star, left yesterday For the annual
grand assembly meeting at Boone. She
was ccompanied by Mrs. J. NJ. Nee1v
III.
and Mrs. Ed Rayburn of Montezuma.
The democrats of this vicinity are
planning for a big rally at this point
probably early next week. altho the
exact date is not yet fully determined.
with Hon. Dan Hamilton for the p-in-
cipal speaker.
Homer Todd met with serious ac-
cident on Friday evening last. which
resulted in the crushing or dislocatlne
the bones Of his left foot and ankle so
as to lay him up for some weeks. He
was riding horseback along Fourth
avenue, by the jenkins lumber yard,
when the horse scared at something,
and, jumping to one side, slipped and
fell upon the riders leg and foot
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lsk, former
residents Of this city, but for the past
three years, Of Long Beach, Cal, came
| back some three weeks ago for a
| months visit with relatives and
friends. Upon their arrival at Des
| Moines Mr.. Lisk was attacked by APP
pendicitis and forced to go to hospi-
! tai, from which he has just been able
to get away. His prospects for future
health are now quite good.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hartzelrs little
daughter, years old. = down ydth q