Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-01
Toledo News in Brief.

Toledo News In Brief.
Special to Times Republican.
Toledo. May 1--During the month OF
May Prof. L. e. Yeamans. OF the con-
servatory. will give series Of organ
recitals each Sunday evening at the U.
B. church beginning at o'clock and
continuing until s, which will be fol-
lowed by short scriptural talk by the
pastor. The Christian Endeavor SER
vice will begin at 6:l5 and continuing
until Z O'clock g.
Saturday morning while Albert Green
was preparing to wash the windows In
the Struble & Stiger loan office. using
short extension ladder which did not
seem to be locked. the ladder slipped
going thru the plate glass window, and
throwing Albert thru it to the cement
sidewalk The window was entirely
demolished but fortunately Green sus-
tanned no injuries.
George Hutchinson and family. of
Marion, have been visiting the past few
days at the G. A. Hutchinson home on
South Broadway.
Miss Pearl Miller left Wednesday
night for her home in Glenn Falls. n
Y. Her father, who has been In the
hospital, is recovering nicely. Her
eldest brother has been running a
passenger boat on the barge canal and
met with a very serious accident
While attempting to adjust a cable
connected with the boat every finger
from the hand was severed.
Irve Padley. who is travelling thru
the state of Nebraska for harness
company. visited his mother and
brother here the first of the week.
Mrs. j. H. Owen returned home Sat
urday from two weeks visit at the
Simpson home in Mechanicsville.
Conrad high school baseball team de-
feated Toledo's team Saturday by 4
score Of Il to 6.
Ed Foster left Friday night for Can
ova, S. d., to see his father, who is IN
a critical condition.
Mrs. Harriet Lupton. who has spent
the past winter with her son Leslie, In
Seattle, returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Steele. Of Boone
are visiting at the Rev. G. f. Chapman
home this week.
Word was received Monday night
that A. A. Haswell. a former resident
of Toledo. but now conductor run
ming out from Wappeton. S. D.. had
met with a very serious accident
breaking his collar bone and back. His
family has been called home, as there
is little hope for his recovery.
Clyde Shear has severed his connec-
ton with the Commercial Telephone
exchange and has gone to Traer. where
he is employed by the company.
Nelson McAnulty is home from Cedar
l. T. H.. Of nyN RI i~p
business college He has completed his
course
Miss Hazel McAnulty. who has beer
at the home Of her parents since the
first of January leaves the first of the
week to resume her work as stenogra
pher for Contractor w. B. Wallace, al
Cedar Rapids.
Rev. c. L. Nye is attending a Metho-
dist convention in Minneapolis this
week.
Mrs. E. E. Kerwin. Of Elizabet \
Y, visited Monday at the home OF Mrs
C. j. Hennesy. both leaving on Mon
day for Marshalltown. where they vii
visit at the home Of Mrs. E. f. Muck
ler Mrs. Hennesy will leave then foi
Mora. Mimi, for a visit during the
summer.
The high school dramatic club vii
put on the play entitled college
Chums'' at the music hall on Thurs
day evening.
There will be a union service at thu
Methodist church on next Sunday eve
ming at which time Rev. c. e. Chap
man will give the report from the mel
and religion forward movement con
vention held in New York City the
past week.
DR.. Walter Lee. of Hopkins. MINI.
and Miss Ruth Rebok. of Pomona. Cal.
We're united in marriage on Wednesday
at the P. X. Rebok home. in the pres.
ence of the immediate relatives. The
ceremony was performed by Prof. G. r
Shatto a sumptuous wedding break.
fast was served by Mrs. Rebok anG
daughters. The couple left the same
day for their new home In Hopkins
Mimi.
w. II. Ross has been confined to his
bed the past week by Illness.
Mrs. Fl. L. Jones and daughter Doris
Of Perry, are visiting at the NJ. Graz
home.
I. N Yount is building two large
porches to the south and east side OF
his residence and adding second story
to a part Of the north side.
Mrs kneeland who spent the past
six months at the home of her son Earl
left Monday for her home at Summit
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