Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-07
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Iowa Falls. Jan. 7.-Owen Ford, col
ored, OF this city, fell into bad company
on visit to Waterloo, the first of the
week and was relieved of his watch
and $50 In money.
Charles Smith, who lives on farm
midway between mere and Alden. is re-
ported seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
His wife died last week and his father
was badly injured in an accident.
d. G. Hadley the rural mail carrier
on route 3 cut of this city, uses an auto
when the roads will permit and finaS
that in the past four years. he has
travelled $4,000 miles in serving his pa
irons.
l.. c. Divan and wife Of Buffalo Cen
ter. visited friends here this week. en-
route to California to spend the bal
ance of the winter.
Announcements We're received here
this week Of the arrival of boy baby
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Biegler at their home In Champaign.
III. The lad has been christened Ship
man Sheridan BeigIer. Mrs. Beigler
was formerly Miss Rena Shipman. Of
this city.
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Woodwork. Of
late l.. E. Jones here. Sunday. The
Woodworths formerly resided here ana
have been friends OF the Jones family
for many years. Mr.. Woodwork re-
turned home Sunday night, but Mrs.
Woodwork remained over Monday to
call on old friends. :.
II. F. Everett, who has been on the
road for the Cudahy Packing Company
has resigned and will travel in north
ern Iowa and Minnesota for food
products company.
H. l.. Haase. well known travelling
man of this city, was quite badly in
jured at his home when he slipped ana
fell, cutting bad flesh wound on his
head.
The city council meets Friday night
to consider the matter of bond issue
to refund the outstanding warrants.
F.. z. Hoffman, who lives on the Jonn
Rouch place northwest Of town will
move to Boyd. MINI, March /.
Prof. C. B. Rayhill leaves next week
for an extended lecture tour He will
fill most of his dates in Nebraska.
President w. H. Woods, of the First
N2t:ona! Bank, and his sister Miss
Jennie Cummings. expect to leave soon
for southern California to spend the
winter.
Mrs. A. j. Foster entertained few
friends at dinner Monday night, in
honor of her birthday.
Mrs. Fred Latch underwent an oper-
alton at the hospital last week for APP
pendicts and is recovering rapidly.
Mr. ard Mrs. Lee Stevens mourn the
death of their infant child. 1t had not
been strong since birth.
The body of Mrs. w. H. Courtney
arrived here Tuesday night and funeral
services were held at the Congrega-
tional church this afternoon. interment
following in Union cemetery.
Receiver George S. Forest. Of the
Iowa Falls Gas Company, says me
hopes to resume the gas service In
about a month if the weather per-
mts.
brought to Ellsworth hospital for an
along nicely.
A"son arrived at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. NJ F. Tidman.
President r. d. Peet OF the State Ma
tional Bank. went to Forest City to at
tend meeting Of bank in which he
is q director.
Cedar Rapids to visit at the home Of
their son, II. f. Yaw.
The ,Munual Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION holds it's annual meeting at
the State National Bank. Friday night
when three new directors will be chos-
en- and new officers elected.
H. H. Turner, manager of the Hen
derson Produce Company. says that
during the month of December his
company shipped to eastern MARKETS
twenty three car loads of poultry. or
100000 head.
Ralph Fits. of the union delivery
service. had one Of his feet badly
bruised while attempting to board
moving delivery wagon. His foot slip
ped and the wheel Of the loaded wagon
passed over 1t.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kane.
Hollister Jones will enter the offices
Of Ellsworth Jones and take the place
his father filed in the firm for many
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