Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-26
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Harry Bates. the young Nj. x st. L.
brakeman who had his back broken IN
an accident few weeks ago. CONTINUES
| to grow little weaker each day. He
maintains good spirit, however. and is
, resting quite comfortably.
| Mrs. b. a. MOrganawas in charge OF
the, Afternoon program of the liaw-
thorne Club, held at the home OF Mrs
! a. A. Moore. AZ East Main street
Tuesday afternoon. The club is still
studying the suffrage question.
Mrs. Charles Newman, # Lamoil.e.
1 who passed thru q very desperate OPP
Grafton for the removal of an aodomi-
nal tumor several days ago, is doing
! very nicely at st. Thomas hospital.
| Considering the patients age and the
/ severity of her case her recovery has
been quite remarkable.
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Members of the IIartland Reading
Club entertained their families at a
pleasant gathering Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. Herbert Bishop. The
and music, and Mrs. Bishop, assisted
by Mcsdames Gilbert Maxield and j..
P. Newly. served refreshments.
The first meeting following the recent
organization of the Sunshine Circle of
the Iowa Legion of Homer was held
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. G. w
: Hanegan, 400 North Second street
Sewing was INDUCED in during the
social hour that followed the business
Sc ssion. A program OF photographic
records was also enjoyed during the
afternoon, and refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah r.
Ford were largely attended Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Baptist
church Rev. James MCGEE had charge
Of the services. and mixed quartet
sang Neighbors and friends sent
many beautiful flowers, as did also the
l.. O. r. NJ. and the NJ. Is. A The
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flanagan, b. B. McCluer, J. Q. Hall.
and u. c. Coffin. The pail bearers
were B. a. Morgan, T. l. WATSON. w.
"A a.! sandes. VI kSaass; Eg1smsn
Mr.. ard Mrs. Delmer Cagwin. of the
Rock Valley 7neighborhood, who will
move soon to Howard county, were
surprised by a party Of their neigh
bors and friends Monday evening. The
guests gave Mr. and Mrs. Cagwin
berry spoon as a farewell present, and
the evening was made very enjoyable
with games. Lunch was served. The
guests were Messrs. and Mesda mes
Fred Mitchem, Searle, S. Forrey. Vern
Sapp, Rondo Handorf,. James Chinn,
]. Handorf. and Messrs. Wilson, and
May Floyd and Elmer Handorf, Maud
and Fred Zatechka, Mary Cooper, Rose
Peshel, Sidney and Portas Tjossem,
Mabel Handorf. Floyd Sapp Charles
Rubenbauer, and Nels Sprague.
Funeral services for Elias d. Koeppel,
who died at the soldiers home Sunday.
were largely attended at the assembly
hall at $3.50 Tuesday afternoon. Rev.
r. F. Hurlburt, of the Methodist church.
h o1 no of he
tives Of Mr. Koeppel from a distance
were present at'the funeral. They in
cluded Mrs kather ine Miller, of Ohio
City, O., and Mrs. Maria Abbott Of
Oskaloosa. sisters: Rev. p A. Koeppel
and son Rodney. of ST. Anthony. broth
er and nephew; Allen Koeppel and
Councillor Koeppel Of Rockford. o.,
brother and nephew: George Koeppel.
and son, and his family. and Mrs.
Maria Smith. a cousin, of State Center:
Charles Koeppel son, and his family,
and Roy Koeppel, another son, of st.
Anthony Mrs. George Waldie. daugh-
ter. of Chicago: Mrs John Koeppel. a
cousin. of ST. Anthony, and Mrs. Will
liam Slough, Of ST. Anthony. Burial
was in the soldiers home cemetery.
Mrs. A. P. Bratt, II South Third
avenue, was hostess Tuesday ev-
ening at prettily-appointed $50
O'Clock dinner in honor of her
husband and Mr.. ]. F. Mar
tin. Of Minnea polls The affair was
stag party, and the guest list num-
bered twenty. During the progress OF
the delicious four-course dinner, the
fact was made known by means OF q
large birthday cake, that it was Mr..
Bratt's birthday anniversary. The col
ors red and white prevailed in the
decorations. which consisted of carna-
lions. Hand painted place cards bore
cherry design. in observance Of the
Washington's birthday season. Mrs.
Bratt was assisted in the serving ny
her daughters, Miss May Bratt and
Mrs Ada Waltemeyer. Following the
dinner a smoker was enjoyed. Other
guests present from out of town, wece
J. E. Hayes of Minneapolis: Alexander
Dobbin, of State Center: T.. l.. Condon
Of LeGrand; and c. c. Bratt. of Gar
win.