Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-08
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Special to Times Republicans.
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Cole Of this city. have che sympaAly
Of tho community u The loes e thsiA
little dANghtsr Lulu, who died u g.
JoSsph hospital in Omaha on Monday
evening Last after . long ana vsry
painful Nlnss0 anA In spite Of the best
medical and surgical attendance Hes
disease waS one Of the tongue and
would have neceooitakod the removal ol
that organ II life had been prolonged
She was s years old and has been thus
afflicted for the past three yeaxs. The
body was brought to this city last
night Tho fursral win take place irons
the Friends church on Went street al
1880 ON Friday afternoon. conducted by
the pastor. MisD Smith. 1ntermen4 wiA
be IN Haselwood cemetery heFa
At the annual meeting Of the Grin.
melt Commercial Club last evening a
the superior court room the treasurer's
report showed more than 100 paid
members and @21s on hand after pay.
ing quite heavy expenses thru the
year. The election Of officeEv resulted
a. follows: w. T. Noyls was ro-sisct-
ed president: Grant Ramsey. vice pres
ident: George Walker. 6ea0ursr; and
Roy Z. Bates. r. F. Nucleoils. Ross q.
Works. ana w. I. Nelson, directors.
Secretary Scott MacNachron has soma
months yet to serve TO make out ths'
year for which he was elected. tbs
election OF secretary being BY the
board Of directors. Mr.. 9trong, busi-
ness manager Of the college annual
board was present and asked the CO..
operation Of the club in giving the lase
eight pages of the annual 10 q general
advertisement Of tho city, the club to-
pay q lump sum Of $3.50 and no solioi-'
tation Of advertisements to DO made
from individuals or firms. The club
agreed to this proposition.
Harry Bacon, a Son-hn-taw q 0fr.
and Mrs. Paul Essler. living . mile
south OF this city. has Sold out his farm
interests near Algona and 10 moving
back TO Grinnell. where he win prob"
farms.
Mrs. A. ]. Kline. whose home Is al
the Monroe Annex on Broad street.
went with her little son Teddy, to tho
Methodist hospital in Des Moines on
Monday that ne might have the benefit
Of the best cbtainAble treatment for
q disease that has been troubling HIM
for a considerable time.
The remark has, been made several
times that the curve thru the soutlS
part OF the college campus on sixth
avenue would be hne place for an
automobile to do some skfdding ex-
traordinary in a wet. muddy or icy
time, and George McMurrays SON
Harry. demonstrated that as q fact
yesterday about noon when he swung
around the circle there and found his
machine completely turned around and
over the curbing. facing the opposite
way from which he had been travelling
Fortunately he suffered no injury tho
the machine got a badly damaged hind
wheel.
Considerable previous interest had
been expressed over the outcome OF the
wrestling match OF last evening at the
Colonial in which Yussiff Mahmout
was to throw George Turner and two
other men. strangers to this commune
ity, within an hour. and the theatsA
was fairly we'll filled. Yussin got away
with the two preliminary bouts. the
first in eleven minutes and the second
in sfxteen, but failed TO put Turner on
his back within the prescribed timA
limit. The bout with Turner was one
sided because OF Turner'S being on tho
defence only and making no attemre
to throw his opponent.