Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-03
Toledo News In Brief.
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Toledo. April 3.-Siiss Lottie Free
burn. OF Waterloo. and Mr.. and Nrs. C.
T. Edwards and Oscar Edwards, OF
Gearing. spent Sunday at the homo Of
Mrs. G.. A. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Judy, Of WASH
ington. D. c.. have arrived to take
charge of the new Sac and Fox day
school on the reservation as teacher
and home keeper
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mcintosh left
. Tuesday for Okla homa, where they will
take up the duties Of a ranch.
Mrs. w. c. Pierce and daughters
Moilie and Mildred. left MONDAY ~
their new home In Seattle, Wash
Byron Locke OF Rutland, accompa-
MED by his cousin. Ray Ing ham, left
Monday for Oregon. where they have
employment for the coming summer.
r. p. Hill has been Ill tho past few
days
c. E. Currey. who has been critically
Ill with blood poisoning. is slowly i'm
proving.
Mrs. Arthur Wise is enjoying a visit
from her sister, Miss Angela Davis, Of
Omaha.
The Toledo women's Club held it,
annual guest night at the Youngman's
hall on Monday evening instead Of at
the ]. "A. Salzman home.
Mrs. c. w. Maplethorpe entertained
on Friday night the members of the
Lafalot Club In honor Of her sister.
Miss Velma Marshall OF Iowa City.
Miss Marshall delighted the guests
with a number Of vocal selections.
Miss Vida Currey began the spring
term Of school at tho Grau school Mon
day.
The funeral Of Mrs. III. III. Turbett
whose death occurred last Fri
day. was held Monday afternoon
at the home. Mrs Turbett had been in
failing health for some months from
tuberculosis. She leaves a husband and
three small children. She was 80 years
Of age.
Mrs. r. G. Richards and children. OF
Dubuque. are visiting this week at the
H. Richards home.
MT. and Mrs. Arthur Qlaintance who
were recently married at the Hindsard-
ner home west OF town. left Monday
for their home at Waterloo.
Mrs. G.. e. Lee and children OF Wood
ward. came Saturday for q visit with
their aunt, Mra M. w. Ebersole.
Miss Hazel Johnston left Monday
for Gladbrook. where she has accepted
a position as stenographar for the
Stauffer Brick Company.
Miss Carrie Berger returned home
Saturday from Audubon, where she is
supervisor of music and art In the
public schools Miss Berger has been
retained for another year at an in
crease OF salary.
On Monday evening tho Wa-wa-
Noins entertained the Lafa!ote at the
home Of Miss Jessie Hanna.
H. M. Baldwin was called to Boone
ville Saturday by the death Of his
mother.
MT and Mrs Robert Wilson are the
parents Of a baby girl.
Mrs. ONeal. who has visited the past
week with her cousin, Mrs. w. c..
Smith, returned Monday to her home
in Des MoineA
Tho spring term Of Leander Clark
College opened very auspiciousiy on
Tuesday morning with the usual at
tendance in all departments.
Mrs. A. q. Smith and daughter Kath-
from q weeks visit at the Dr.. H.
Rumble home in Lowden
Mrs. Ines Gallagher and son Neal
visited the last Of tho week with
friends At Winning.
W. r. Plumb and family have moved
from Tama into the Schnarro property
In north Toledo.
c. E. Berry and wife left the first
OF the week for Chicago to visit their
son Ray and relatives at Freeport
MI. ana Mrs. L. r. Diclcensheets arc
here from Middleton. O.. visiting at
tho D. F.. nckensheets home.