Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-12

morning. It was = trifls stronger than
Sam ordered When he came to he
wanted to know what Ralph hit him
with
"one Of the stone pile quartet broke
from his moorings between 10 and IL
this morning and escaped. Cap Decker.
who is guarding the gang. left the other
three and followed the fugitive AZ far
as Holmes vinegar works. when he
abandoned the chase and hustled back.
fearing the others might skip. bali and
chains, stone hammers. and all"
The women's club gave q musicale
at the Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon, Mrs. H. j. Howe presiding.
The program consisted OF solos. duets
instrumental pieces, and two papers on
music. Mrs. Will Wallace gave the
first and Mrs. II. J. Howe the second.
One of the closing features was Archie
Cox's song, The Prayer My Mother
.. Taught Me When a Child as beauti.
fully rendered by quartet. AS an en-
core Mrs. Hill gave Mr.. Cox's lullaby
very effectively. Resolutions were
adopted expressing sympathy for Mrs.
4 I. L. Cady in her late bereavement, an
engrossed copy Of which is to be pre-
scented to her. There was q large at
tendance Of bright ladies OF MARSHALL
town."
"At the annual meeting Of the Bap-
fist church last evening the following
officers We're elected for the ensuing
year: Treasurer T. I. WATSON; clerk,
John w. Wells; trustees, Andrew f..
Wilbur. NJ. Waterman, and Perry
Clark; treasurer Of mission funds. c. F..
Kicker; ushers, A. E. Wilbur and J..
, NJ. Ford. The church is in a good con-
dition financially. socially and spirit
:ually. 1t is free from debt, and during
the present year it received from the
hands of one OF its members, Mrs.
Sarah Bowen. a valuable property to
be used as parsonage. The new pas
| tor Rev. A. Perrine, has baptized ten
persons during his stay"
While driving into the city Mr.. and
Mrs. August Brand, living seven miles
south of the city. experienced bad
runaway accident on South Second
street when their team was frightened
/ by a railroad train. Mrs. Brand was
/! thrown and injured terribly about the
/ head. it being feared that she sustained
fracture Of the skull. Mr.. Brand
! held on to the reins and was dragged
for some distance, but finally got the
/ team under control. He was bruised
badly. bat not hurt seriously. Mrs.
Brand was removed to the home Of C.
IF Breckel after DR.. H. L. Getz had
dressed her wounds.
Jesse p. Newly. of Lamoille. and
Margaret Wardman. Of Marietta. were
married at the home Of the bride by
Rev. G. W. Smith, pastor OF the Pres
byterian church of Albion.
Hollis S. Thurber a young mer-
chant OF Albion. and Miss Sophia Van
Horn. OF Albion. were married at the
brides home by Rev. ]. c. Magee. OF
this city.
Taylor township correspondence:
The dedication of the Willow Hill
school house by the Farmers Alliance
was witnessed by a packed house
fully 500 people. The program was as
follows: Address By DIR. Lewis, presi-
dent OF the alliance; organ music by
Miss Stewart. defamation by Mark
Allen. violin solo by Isaac Stout ac-
comparied by a. II. Rogers and w. Ar
ney; essay by Miss Lewis. address,
/ 'Woman's Suffrage by Mrs. l.. w. Fox:
discussion, Resolved that politicians
are detrimental to the community at
1 firmative. w. n. Arney and W. p.
Maulsby. negative. A. III. Rogers and e
y. Chaplin: song. 1901, by w. H. Arney.