Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-21
erinnell and Vicinity.
Special TO Times-R Republican.


GrnreN, FEB 2l-Mrs Milo Nor
gan, OF 800 Broad street. died yester-
day morning Of neural ia Of the stom-
ach, q, the age OF nearly IS years. She
mad been in poor health for the past
year or two but death was not ex-
pected SO soon. Funeral services will
oe held from the home on Wednesday,
Al 1890. Rev. Elias Handy Of the
Methodist church conducting the SER
vice. Deceased was born in New York
state bu, came west before her mar
rage which took place in 1886, the
first wedding in Lincoln township.
Poweshiek county. A husband and nine
children with a host of warm personal
friends mourn her departure.
The Spauldings have concluded to
make the large garage on Main street.
formerly the Swaney livery barn, an
automobile repository and sales room
! exclusively. ard to that end will re-
model the front of the building and
make some changes in the interior to
make it an inviting place for visitors
and prospective buyers. Col c. c.
Ken, the auctioneer. will have charge
If the sales department.
The Farmers Grain Dealers Asso-
cation listened to very forcible
speech at the Colonial on Saturday
,ast from Hon. z. G. Dunn, secretary
Of the organization, who urged them to
get together and 10 hang together If
.tley ever expect to be able to compete
with other business Interests that get
/ their strength and power by just such
+ combination.
This evening. beginning at 7:3o. at
, the mems gymnasium. the men of the
four college classes will give a colon
;al ball" 20 be participated in by men
Of the college only, something new in
that line for Iowa College. The grand
march viii be called at s o'clock. Some
Of the younger members Of the faculty
take part in the ball while the elder
ores ac- as general chaperones.
The ward committeeman Of the city
have issued cali for city primary
% nominate officers to be voted for at
ne coming city election. This primary
+. % te held on Tuesday. March IA. at
me city hall. beginning at . O'Clock
and closing a. o'clock in the evening.
From the primary vote the two candi-
dates having the highest and next high
es. number Of votes vii! be selected
and their ranaes viii GO on the regular
election ticket At the election the
city clerk viii have ballots prepared
end rnartea City Primary Ticket No.
- and CITY Primary Ticket No. 3"
7-7e frSt containing the nar1es of those
receiving the highest number cf votes
q. the primary and the other the next
-ighes- number. The Offices 70 be
e'le5 are as follows: Mayor: city So
l:citor: city trea su-er: city assessor;
rark com ssioner: two counciln en- at
7arge: one councilman for each, the
first, second. third. and fourth wards.
All qualified voters are urged to par
ticipate in this primary.
+ F. o. Wallace has so FAR recovered
from severe case Of blood poisoning
n his hand as TO be able 70 begin
work again.
The revival meetings at the United
Presbyterian church are Of such in
tensfty Of interest mat they will be
continued thru this week.
A Burns Of this city, and Miss Pose
Fink Of Des Moines. have made pub
lie their enga cement and that the we'd
ding viii take place in couple OF
.reeks. They have selected az a resi-
dence in this city the house on the corr
ner of Main street and Fifth avenue.
r. G. Couts is spending the present
week IT t.,lF5SN III N!SI tiISs MS sIAA
Harry and IN attendance upon the CO.
nent convention.
Mrs. George r. Ross is having the
pleasure of a visit this week from her
father from his home in Orange City.
The good government league OK the
college here expected TO have an ad-
dress at their last meeting from Harvey
Ingham, OF Des Mo!nes. but at late
hour the speaker telegraphed that ur-
gent business would prevent his being
here Another meeting will probably
be arranged in the near future.
MI ana -,irs. <. "a. ssTTsis. e,4 4s-'-s-
ter Gladys returned on Sunday from
their visit OF month or more in Cali
fornia. the daughter stopping at Lin
coin. Neb., for further visit with rel
'a:!-es.