Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-01

commercial department in a Milwaukee
high school.
E. G. Fromm, Of Cedar Rapids. is
visiting his uncle, E. Fromn. and may
locate here and engage in the real es-
tate business.
Charles Owen and wife are here from
Sleepy Eye, Mimi, and expect to make
this city their home. Mr. owen will
be associated with Mr.. Maeauley in the
Woods Dress Club.
Judge S. NJ. Weaver and family leave
soon for Clear Lake. where they VIII
spend the summer at the Weaver cot
tase.
The Standard Oil Company is plar-
ming extensive improvements in its
plant here. The old tanks will he torn
down and three new ones built with a
capacity of 5000 gallons each.
]. H. Stickney has bought a hard
ware stock at New Providence and
placed man in charge.
Dr. and Mrs ]. A. w. Burgess are
touring the east and visiting many
points Of interest on the Atlantic coast.
The doctor. viii attend the national as
ISOLATION Of physicians and surgeons
in New York.
The new officers of the Illinois Sci
tiers Picnic Association are: Presl-
dent. ]. L. Farrington; vice president
j.. NJ Rankin; secretary and treasurer,
Charles 5. Smith; vice presidents. @.
L. Axtell. Arthur smalldridse, l. j.
Harris, c. Acun, Andrew Times and
y. j. Wheeler.
Mrs A J. Schirrner and Miss Mar
garet Black. superintendent of Els
worth hospital, leave this week for a
visit at Fairmont, MINI.
Miss BeIradine Markham has gone
east for a visit of few weeks in New
York and other points OF interest.
A. c. Parkinson is receiving a visit
from his father and brother and their
wives. who no-ored here from New
York.
Miss Martha Thomas. Of Belgrade,
Mont. is here visiting relatives and
friends.
\. {. Lemon. who taught here las;
year, has been elected TO position
in the Culbertson, Mont, schools.
Edward Becker sustained a frac-
tured arm in falling off the chute Ihe-
chutes tower az the boat landing.
Huber Wright has resigned his po-
sition with ". H. Hall. and Mrs
Rsrheld store with the Intention o.
making an extensive trip thru the
west
George Winans. pioneer resident o.
this city, died at the hospital the last
of the week and was buried Monday.
Mr.. Winans was advanced in age and
had lived here the most OF his life. He
had Of recent Years been conducting
a sra nd Central
pot.
John -sllinson, son OF Levi Allin-
son. Of this city, was married June Is
to Miss Blanche Madden. OF Los An
geles. Mr.. Allinson is civil engineer
and is located a. Santa Barbara
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry l. Wright were
called to Des Moines this week by the
death OF nephew
Joseph F. Bruce is here from Color
ado for visit with his daughter. Miss
Ida Bruce and friends SIR. Bruce is
engaged in farming during the season
and in the winter works Al the carpen
ter trade.
Mrs E. c. Blakely is building cot
tage on the rear of her lot on North
River street.
DR. Russ and family are taking a
week vacation ana VII! SpSnl II 81
Clear Lake and Buffalo Center.
Mayor Buck has appointed Mrs. L. E.
Jones, j. L. Harrington and Miss Mary
H. Bliss as library trustees for FIVE
years.
Mrs. Mary Hife died at her home in
this city last week after an illness COW
ering many years. She was born III
Waukon in is5. and was married 70
Mr. Hife in Hubbard. He died in 1898.
She is survived by son and daughter.
MAYNARD Hife. of this city, and Mrs.
John Wiseman. of Terrill, Iowa
C. j. Hakes has bough, the corner
property Of c. z. Shaw and gets pos
session July Is.
Mrs Flora Thayer and daughter are
home from an extended visit in the
west
DR.. and Mrs G. ". Borthwell, VINO
recently sold their home here. are
planning on moving to Seymour. Mo.
Mrs. E. F. Newell has purchased the
H. H Turner home on Rocksylyania
avenue and will move here from KAN
awah 10 make this city her home
Rev. and Mrs. T. " Price. of High
lands, Cal, are visiting friends here
this week. Mr. Price was formerly
pastor OF the Congregational church
here