Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-28
Brief New. Of Iowa Falls.

Special to Times Republican.
iowa Falls. Jan. 2s-Albert Peters
who Is employed at the Rock Island
coal chutes was quite badly injured
Monday and taken to the hospital for
an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Jensen have
been at Rochester, Mimi, where Mrs.
Jensen underwent an examination.
There is an unusual prevalence OF
pneumonia in this city and numerous
cases are reported by physicians, In
Guiding Mrs. D. Wray, and Mrs. Robert
Boldly.
Harold Meyer leaves this week for
an extended visit with friends at Tue
son, Ariz.
A movement was started here this
week TO help along the National High
way Association in a movement to
build permanent highways in every
state in the union. F. d. Peet is pres
ident, and S. J. Osgood is secretary of
the local association. c. c. Smith, c.
S. Smith, G. A. Mark and L. w. Cole
man are vice presidents.
Glen Drake. who is attending Ellis
worth College. was stricken with ap-
pendicitis, and returned to his home
in Radcliffe.
The committee named by the COM
mercia club to raise funds for move
ment to mark the last resting place of
Frank Clifford. who was for many years
city marshal here. has commenced the
canvass with good results. 1t is plan
ned to raise $3.50 for a memorial.
Miss Carolyn Walker, of Grinnell. has
been chosen to succeed Miss Whitley,
the Latin teacher in the high school.
Miss Whitley has resigned and will re-
turn to Webster City.
3. l.. Gray has purchased a lot on
the west side with the intention Of
making his home in that part of the
city.
Mrs. A. McEwan was called to Ell
gin. Ill.,, this week by the illness Of her
father
T. A. Gilbert, agent Of the Illinois
Central, has purchased the L. w. Sven
property on the sonuth side for $4,000
II. II. Hagensick, of Elkader. a
brother of A. f. Hagensick. is in charge
of the latter's drug store while the pro
prietor is in the hospital for an opera
ton.
Mrs. F.. H. Klinefeler, Of Berkeley
CAL, is visiting at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs S. E. Huber.
An announcement party and shower
was held at he home of Mr.. and Mrs
G. G. Pyle in honor Of Miss Elva Reece
who will wed Clinton 0. Hunt Of New
Providence, on Feb. 4.
Miss Caroline Saunders, of this city
and Herman r. Raster, OF Ackley, were
united in marriage here by Rev. Allan
Judd. rector of st. Matthews Episcopal
mission. The bride has been a resident
of this city for the past few years
where she has followed the profession
Of trained nurse.
In the preliminary debate at Ellis
worth College to select teams to NEE,
other colleges Of the state in joint de-
bate, James Hunter. Ray Fanslow and
Paul Reynolds were chosen as the first
team and John Wirds. Milford Kratz
and Fred Kreig for the second team
The alternates are Lee Rowe. Gary
Gordon and Vera Sanders. The teams
will meet Des tMoines College and Cen.
trail College Of Pella, this spring.
Mrs. r. R. Weiland died at her home
east of this city Of pneumonia. She wal
born in Canada in 1855 and moved with
her parents to Grundy Center when shl
was years old, and in 1855 located q,
Steamboat Rock. In 1870 she was mar
ried to w. P. Mix. who died in 1884. II
1889 she was married to Mr.. Wsiland
who survives her.