Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-22

dy Kitchen at Waterloo. and in rh8
words of Mrs. Scott, was doing well"
The story Is all in the paragraph.
Father, mother and two children gone,
and two little girls alone and weeping.
The elder Browns with their ~
younger children We're returning trt,iiA
a sorrowful errand to their old home
near Fairfield where they had taken
Mrs Browns sister to be buried. A
telegram received by Mr.. Browns bus
mess partner Mr. Short today states
that a brother OF Brown is on the way
to this city from HIS home in Kansas
City and arrangements have halted un-
til his arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Ross Of Lancaster.
Mo. the parents OF George Ross. tho
dead Cedar Rapids fireman. opened tho
paper sack which contained the be-
longings OF their son, gathered from
his person at the morgue. That fs his
watch and his ring" exclaimed the
mother. that is Georges ring and tho
gray haired couple stood In silence {
before the relics OF their son. The body
OF Ross viii be taken 10 kirksville for
interrnent this afternoon
j. r. MacKay. OF Waterloo, claimed I
the body of his partner Anthony Phil
| lips Il member of the firm OF Phillips
& MacKay. OF that city Mackay and
Phillips had been In business at Wa
terloo but short time. having re-
Gently gone from Cedar Rapids to es-
! tablish themselves In Waterloo They
were firm of young and aspiring
men. Phillips was 2G. and his partner
even younger when their partnership
! was cut short The body OF Phillips
was shipped to his mother at Camden.
N j.. this afternoon. He was single and
vt half brother EnryiNH
| him For several years Phillips had
been in the employ OF r, r. Mayberry.
La Cedar Rapids architect who drew
| plans for Marshall counsy's insane hos
Ipital Mr Mayberry came To the city
to aid in Identification.
| r. NJ, Buck of 22S 4 avenue. step
father OF G. p. Bunt. of Waterloo. ac-
| companied by G r.. Woodwarth OF Ce-
dar Rapids, cousin Of the dead man.
took charge OF the body this morn-
ling. Mr.. Bunt had been In Cedar Rap
ids visiting his mother and Mr.. Buck
was on his way back TO Waterloo when
he was killed He was interested large
" in farm property and owns the
Eauitable office building, at Waterloo
He has a wife and one child. His
mother. and sister are also living at
Waterloo
C. f. Ronney 1749 A avenue f.. Ce-
dar Rapids. claimed the body OF Lauren
| AlIschwager OF Minneapolis. ALL
schwager. Mr.. Bonney stated. was
machinis, and had been visiting him
at his home in Cedar Rapids Previous
tn this visit he had been at the home
OF his grandparents. AIr and Mrs. l..
V. Goar. OF Ogden, which accounts for
the letters upon the body which led to
belief that his horne was at that place.
His father mofhar ana iwo brothers
live at Minneapolis where the body waf
sent today.
From Vinton came d. ]. p. Whitney
TO look after q. w. Thorn pson. a .yosIf i
real estate dealer of BrnnisTNw -
vinton, l.. F.. Eggieston. the .U(star-
old son OF Levi F'gglestcn. farmsr
living near vinton, and Olgn Swanson.
injured more or less severely and Liz :
zie Anderson whose death occurred this
! morning.
The two girls are Swedish as indi-
: Gated by their names and were en-
ploved as domestlcs in Ninton. Trey
2 had gone to Cedar Rapids with a party
Of people OF their own nationality TO
!, attend church and were the only ones
of the party to return on the Inflated
train Olga's scalp was nearly torn
from her head and Lizzie suffered frnc-
lures Of both legs and injuries which
2 caused her death, They have no rela-
tives in this country, their families be-
ing in sweden
+ T. i Baird. n retired banker now
living at Anes came~to the city seek
$ ing the body Of Earl r, Main, cashier
Of the First state Bank of Williams
field Ill. MIR. Baird had conducted the
| bank before removing 10 Ames and Mr.
t Main had been assistant cashier and
:, afterwards cashier under him. He
{ was n spotless man" said Mr.. Baird.
: ..Ie had been married but two months
; and the case Is especially sad. Fhe
dead cashier leaves also his mother.
who is widow. and brother and sis
b, ter who live at Cialesburg, III.
Mrs. w A. Scott zoos Sixth street.
waterloo. is the mother of Mae Hoff-
: man. the young woman referred to
. Yesterday as a type Of phys cal beauty
= and winner of second place In the Ma
. tfonnl typewriter's speed ontest ut
k New York. She was - hotet thts
[ morning waiting for III undertakers
a 10 finish their work. Mae" she said.
h had been In New York employed by
the Underwood Typewriting Company
I. since last fall but came home about
: the middle of February homesick for
o he- own ueopie and her Own city. Last
sunday She and Paul Swift, her
= friend. went to Cedar Rapids tG visit
e friends. They went with a party OF
r Young ,people auto riding until II
. o'clock that evening and took the train
for home as | found by telephoUins to
. Cadar Rapids after thu news OF the
wreck came to me She WAS only 20
the 9th of last November" said the
!, mother with a catch In her voice. she
a had been extremely successful In her
= work and w0;ss -SSs.zH1,a Eor spec
> in operating the machine She was
= practiclng for another contest to be
held this fal.r Mrs. Scott and another
!, daughter. Bcss. with the step-father
= w. A. Scott are the surviving mem
! bers of the family. Swift. her friend
: lies injured at the hospital but Is on
), the road TO recovery.
- Death In the wreck overlook Miss
Bessie Purvis, aged. 81. OF Washington,
, Iowa, while she was on her way from
,, her home to Menonhnie, Wis. Her
;, brother. Lloyd Puryis. and friend OF
:, his. schuyler Livingston, came %
:. claim the body and sorrowfully accom-
= ~ fv, = hc r