Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-04

Pacific coast some time ago. for the
beneAt OF his health, writes to rela-
tives here that he Is very much im-
proved In that respect and that he has
q very satisfactory position in Everett,
Wash, with the State Milling Com
pany
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Hale Of this city.
went to Chicago on Friday to visit
their son, who Is a student in Armour
Institute. From there Mrs. Hale Will
go on to Fond du Lac, Wis, for q visit
of indefinite length with relatives and
friends
Mr.. and MRS. H. 8. Bliss start to-
morrow morning for their summer OUT
ing on their farm near Kensett, In
Worth county.
At the home Of the parents Of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Mathis, OF
Muscatine. on Saturday last, Cyrus
Foss Stoddard and Katherine E.
Mathis were made husband and wife
by the ceremony in which DIR. w. r.
Stoddard. of this city. father Of the
groom, officiated. The bride has been
a teacher in the Muscatine schools.
The groom 10 the private secretary Of
Representative N. E. Kendall. Of the
Sixth district. and the young couple
D. c.. after the 10th Of this month.
Miss Ruth Bye plans to start on
Thursday next for California where
she expects to visit with friends and
relatives for an indefinite time.
Many persons in this city who were
brought within the sphere Of influence
of Rev. DIR. John Earle some years ago
when he conducted a successful revival
meeting here are now interested in tho
announcement that he has call to the
presidency of Des Moines College and
are hoping he may accept 1t.
William Ralph of this city. was talk
en- to the Methodist hospital at Dies
Moines on Thursday afternoon last for
an operation for rupture. The case
was very bad one Of some twenty
years standing and caused by his
jumping to save his life In a railroad
wreck He was operated upon as soon
as possible after reaching the hospital
and latest reports from the hospital
are that he is recovering in unexpect-
eddy good shape.
Mrs. May Powers, who has been
seriously Ill for the past week or more,
is now reported as ON the near road
to health.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. viets and chill
dren, who have been visiting for some
weeks at the homes Of Mrs. Vets
brothers, Arthur and Jay Van Evera,
Of Kansas City. are again at their
home here.
DR.. ]. F. Preston went yesterday
morning to his old home in Mason
City for a visit with his son, who Is
located there in business.
Mrs. u. NJ. Hibbetts has been called
to iMontezuma by the serious illness OF
her mother, Mrs. Gordon.
Miss Martha Stuers, who has a sister
living in Minneapolis, has left her po-
sition In the Leader store here and
gone there in expectation Of securing
a permanent situation.
City Clerk and Mrs. A. c. Harri-
man are having the pleasure Of q visit
from their son Raymond, q graduate
Of Iowa College '09. now in his second
year Of work as instructor in physics
in the high school Of Muscatine.
Miss Frances Cross, niece Of Mrs.
T. n. Buchanan, and returned mission
airy from India, will be the leading
speaker at the annual thank offering
meeting Of the womsn's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society at the Methodist church
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50.
Miss Lillian Bray. of this city, Is
spending her vacation at the home Of
her brother and family, J. F. Bray, Of
Sigournsy