Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-27
Iowa Falls Brevities.
, Times-Republican.

Suecial to IlmeS-RepuONcan
Iowa Falls, May 2T.-Cobb & Leslie
announce that a new front Will be
placed in their store this summer.
Work has already commenced on
front In the Rigg building, occupied by
w. w, Baker.
s.. l. Rutledge, who has been laid
up with rheumatism for several weeks,
goes to Colfax this week for treatment.
The annual Illinois picnic Will De
held June 20.
The Transfer House, on the east
side, has been opened under the man
agement Of M. S. Bragga.
George Cunda has been on one OF
the CITY carrier routes during the alb
sence OF the regular carrier. Harold
Hall. In Canada.
The city has accepted the paving
done bv the Kaw Paving Company and
the equipment has been shipped home
Mrs. T. F. Clayton. who was called
here from Roanoke. La. owing to the
illness Of her mother, has returned
home.
Mrs. J. B. Griffith and daughter
Grace are home from an extended visit
to Cuba and Florida.
Judge Silas NJ Weaver OF the Iowa
supreme court. will deliver the ad-
dress at the Ellsworth College com.
mencement exercises next week.
A message from North Dakota states
that John HUT, who recently moved
there, was accidently shot while hunt-
ing, bur no particulars were given.
Prof Earl Swiney, who graduated
from the conservatory OF music OF
Ellsworth College, is director of music
IN the state normal school at EllenS-
burg, Wash.
Francis w. Cowles will go to
Florence. Italy. this summer to con-
tinue his musical studies. Mr.. Cowles
has been studying under Professor Bull
II lock at Ellsworth College and mas a
| fine barytone voice that will be cult
waited under the tutelege OF some OF
the, best instructors in Italy.
L. S. Westgate is improving the
dwelling he purchased some time ago
of the Petrie estate on Washington
avenue.
DR.. E. w. Burke visited at the G. A.
Wright home the past week. DR.. BURKE
rs on his way home from Vienna
where he has been taking post graduate
work. He is located In Redlands' Call
and formerly practiced here.
Mrs. Hannah Lenhart died at the
| home of August Holbrook. last Week.
and was buried here Monday after
noon. Rev. Mr. Bast officiating. MIS-.
Lenhart was born in Illinois in 1852
and came TO Hardin county in 1870, and
spent most of her life in this city ana
vicinity, She is survived by the toi-
flowing children. Mrs. Adehne BoWish
John and Hannah Lenhart. Mr. Len
| hart died a number of years ago.
| w. f. Lyon has bought some prop
erty near the new gas plant and ex-
poets to erect plant thereon LOT the
manu- ia cture of engines.
The trustees Of jackson townshlr
have taken steps to the erection OF
township hall at Owasa.
The district convention OF the
Knights OF Pythias Of Wright, Frank,
lin and Hardin counties is to be hele
at Ackley this year. the date neint
Tuesday, June g.
Petition are being circulated asklns
that the city and country establish
a street and highway on the kenned'
farm on West washington avenue.
committeeman Fl. E. Martin and "A
r Benshoof have called caucuses fol
Friday night to nominate delegates U
the county convention, fourteen
number.
Miss Juanita Hall, who has beer
teaching at Webster City the past year
/, will go with the Redpath Chautauqu'