Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-25

sides, on Sunday last. Reuben had
been working In q box factory In Clo-
Quet, Mimi, and was at home in Oska-
loosa but q short time ago on visit.
He was then troubled by boil on the
face After his return to his work other
boils began to make their appearance
and he finally went to hospital where
1t became certain he was suffering from
ptomaine poisoning.
A wedding is scheduled for today
under the auspices of the m0tron OF
Mears Cottage at the college, where
Miss Marjorie Moore Is to be Joined in
the bonds Of holy matrimony to Rev.
w. H. Ballengee, OF Luray, Va, Rev.
DR.. T. o. Douglass. Of this city, offici-
ating. Guests from abroad are: Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Moore. Of North Fort,
w Va, and Mr. and Mrs Marshall, of
Monrovia.
D. A. Laros, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss lone, left today for a
visit to the old home scenes of the
elder Leros in Pennsylvania and near
the Gettysburg battlefield which he in
tends to visit.
On next Sunday. June 20. the Bap-
list people of this city will have rhe
evening to sermons from Rev. John
Earl, formerly doing evangelistic WORK
and who conducted a sweeping revival
in this city few years ago. but now
president of the Baptist College Of Des
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Gates are
again al their home in this city after
an extended trip and visit in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Delay are having
the pleasure of visit from their grand
son, Mr.. Cuthbert D. Smith. of New
York City, where he has been reporter
for a magazine.
The first real summer game comes
this evening on Ward Field, the clerks
having challenged the firemen and the
challenge having been accepted. Brown
and Sulser will form the battery for
the clerks Spooner and Sutherland fer
the flremen.
Mrs. L. s. Edison has sold her resi-
dence on Broad street al the junction
with Fifth avenue to Mrs. R. T Jones,
whose home has been at Benson. H.
Mrs. Jones will continue TO make this
house home for young ladies who are
attending college here as 1t has been
for many years past. The house was
built by Prof II. X. Edison in 1880 and
was. when completed. one of the finest
residences of the city. Others more
costly have been built in various places
since but this one has occupied CEN
trail and prominent position and has
been made a real home for many young
ladies in these thirty three years.
AT s o'clock on Sunday evening last,
al the home of the brides father. Will
liam Bradshaw. on South Park street
Rev. ". B. Wilson soleUnnized the mar
riage of Helen NJ Bradshaw to Henry
L. Brandt The groom has a 200-acre
farm near Humeston and the bride has
been a teacher in the Humeston schools
Many relatives and friends from this
city were present at the wedding as
We're also relatives from LaHarpe, H.,
Grand River. Iowa, and Humes;on.
Mrs. Jesse Kingsland. with her two
children. started last evening for the
home of her brother. DR.. Shifflett, in
Norton. Kan. There she will meet her
mother. Mrs. Asher Shifflett. and her
sister. Mrs. dcne Dunning. and all
three will go to Denver and Colorado
Springs for an outing. On their re-
turn to Norton Mrs. Dunning will
come to her home here. After visit
of some weeks there Mrs. Kingsland
and her mother will return to their
homes here.
Miss Elsie Baechto1d. who has been
engaged in the college library OF this
! city for the past year, started last eve
ming for Denver. where she plans to
spend the rest of the summer vacation
at the home of her sister. Mrs. Sam
H Crosby, Of that city. Miss Baech-
told expects to fill the same position
here for the next college year.
The many friends Of the Couper
family in Rock Creek west Of this city,
Will be rejoiced at the news that
George Copper, who was shot in Spo-
kane, Wash. several weeks ago, and 1t
was feared then fatally, Is recovering
and bids fair to be we'll again in due
time. He was helping TO take revol-
yer from a drunken policeman when
the weapon was discharged and he re-
ceived six perforations Of the intes-
tines from the bullet which then lodged
| in his hip.
| Standing room was at premium in
the superior court room yesterday dur
| ing the trial of the case Of Mrs. Porter
against Mrs Heishman. The plaintiff
Mrs. Porter, was put upon the stand
Late Monday afternoon and was kept