Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-24

home OF their son Carl In Oskaloosa.
Miss Stella Wiley. librarian OF the
Stewart free library Of this city. -
spending her vacation Of three weeks
at her home in Castana. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Warder and fam-
lily are enjoying visit from Mr.. J. =.
Cloudy and family. whose home 10 IN
Los Angeles. Cal.
Miss Agnes Groves Of this city is
spending her half month OF vacation
at the home of her sister, MIS- w. r.
Clark, In Eldora. Mr.. Clark 10 pastor
Of the Christian church Of that city
and was formerly ticket agent for the
Iowa Central In Grinnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bags have
moved to Des Moines from their for
mer home in Pueblo and Mr.. Bags
has position with one Of the express
companies. Mrs. Baggs was in Grin
nell fer couple Of months caring for
her ia Their Mr.. George Manatt. who
has been long and seriously Ill.
Dilwyn Ratcliffe, one Of the paper
carriers Of this city, rode his bicycle
to Des Moines a short time since and
left the wheel leaning against the
curbing, as he had been accustomed to
do with safety at home. while he went
into store for a minute. When ne
came out the wheel was gone and no
trace of wheel or thief could be found
and the boy came sadly home by rail.
William Thomas Bagby was acqut-
ted Yesterday morning in Justice Noii
court of the charge of cruelty to AMI
mails, for which City Attorney II. l..
Boyer was the prosecutor, While Bray
and Shifflett took up the defense.
Mrs George H. Crosby, who has been
visiting for several weeks at the nome
of her son. Attorney Sam H. Crosby.
in Denver, returned to her home IN
this city yesterday morning.
Ross B. Work. senior partner OF the
Ross Shoe Company OF this city. plans
to start on his annual vacation this
week back to the old home near Pitts
burgh. Pa, where younger brother
is to be married and there. Is to be
family reunion. He expects to be
away a month.
One of the early landmarks at West
field, three miles southeast OF this city.
will have been removed when Setn
Pearce completes his new residence
just in front Of tn old one which used
to be known as the "Westfield Tavern.
A letter from Professor Henderson
gives a graphic description OF the
situation and enjoyment OF the famliy
in the cottage they have recently
bought on the shore of Portage lake.
near Onekama. Mich. The cottage IL
in fine grove Of native hard wood
timber. hundred yards from the small
lake and three hundred from Lake
Michigan Mrs Hendrixson's mother
lis spending the summer with them.
The rifle team OF Company K of this
city, brings home honors from the state
rife shoot as usual, but not quite as
full as last year The team scored
stood eleventh in the state but third IN
the regiment. On the regimental team,
that scored second place. were Captain
Cogswell and Sergeant Barnes. Barnes
made the highest score in the regiment
and Cogswell came third. Sergeant
Barnes remained at the range to make
trial for a place on the state team that
will 90 to Seagirt, n J.. for the nation
al shoot.
Miss Amy Noll, Of this city. and
Iowa College. class Of '07. and who has
had some years Of experience In the
Waterloo public library. has recently
received notice Of her election to the
position of assistant librarian at the
state college at Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Martindale have
moved their household effects from
this city to Marshalltown. where they
plan to make their home for the future.
Mrs. Everett Blood. who accidentally
injured herself in a very painful de-
gree on Monday by hitting her eye with
a hot curling iron. is said to be resting
at present in hopeful condition
In the finals Of the city tennis tourn-
ament here DIR. p. E. Somers defeated
Carney and now has the privilege OF
challenging the city champion. At
torney H. L. Boyer.
Mrs. Adelaide Berrein and nef Two
children, Of Clinton, have returned 70
their home there after visit at the
A. j. Sibley home in this city.
Mrs. Ralph Lamb. while driving the
| tea m attached to a harvester yesterday
! morning, got her foot into the machin-
ery and received a painful cut OF the
flesh to he bone. The physician dressed
the wound and she is resting we'll
After weeks visit at the j. c. Tar
vestad home in this city, Miss Cara
Blaestvedt ra. gone back to her home
in DEBORAH, accompanied by Miss Alys
Harvested.
The many friends Of the former Miss
Grace Douglass, OF this city. will be
interested in the notice Of the birth OF
son on Saturday last to Mr.. and Mrs
Orr at their home in Lincoln. Neb.
| F. w. Sprung has moved into the
residence which he recently purchased
lin West Grinnell and Mr.. and Mrs. II
F. Nuckolls will soon occupy the apart
ments the Sprung family has just va
Gated in the Brande apartment on
Fourth avenue.
Mrs. Hattie C. Hammond, with three
OF her children, has gone for three
weeks recreation at Lake Okobo5i.
The sweet corn crop in this vicinity
promises to be very large and the new
canning factory Is almost prepared t
begin taking care of It. The building'
which have cost some $4,000 are vel
along towards completion, and thu
management has ordered 10000 ship
ping boxes, half of which are already
on the ground. Also million and
half cans have been ordered. The pres
ident of the company. Mr.! George r
Kelley, says that the capacity OF tn
plant will be increased one third mex
wear II conditions seem to warrant. HI
expects the present plant to be read!
for operation by the last week IL
August. >.
TAUGHT sEFoaE CIVIL WAR.