Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-02

w eOneSOay, at the nome OF MRS. -. "A.
Lands, 1osh East Church street.
Mrs. ]. E. Cole, Of Kansas City, ar
| rived in the city Sunday morning and
| will remain for a month visiting at
the home of her daughter Mrs. r. w.
| McCreery.
The Royal Highlanders' drill team
will give a special dancing party in
Red Mems hall Monday evening, Feb.
! 2. Admission so cents per couple.
Committee.
Arthur w. Lanfear has filed suit in
the district court to quiet the title to
lot 6, block 4, Webster's addition. John
A. Kelly and Earnest D. Lanfear are
the defendants named.
A letter received by Charles DEUEL.
Burke Lyon, of Minneapolis. is inn
proving steadily. The child Is also do
ing as we'll as could be expected.
Med-red clover seed, Iowa grown,
fancy pure seed. We show you purity
test. While 1t lasts or during February
S11.5O per bushel. $11 in five bushel
lots or over. Phone 119. Bowles &:
Billings.
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While playing on some logs. in the
timber Of his uncle, p. Hodges. Jesse.
the 11-year- old son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Bowles. of MaftoI township, fell
Sunday and sustained Gfracture Of the
left elbow.
The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
will be entertained Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. John Twigg. 1905
West Boone street, who will be assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. Freeman Wer-
tenberger.
| Mrs. H. T. Birlks, 800 South Second
street, passed thru an operation fol
cancer at st. Thomas hospital this
morning. Because the, disease is 50 far
advanced. the chances for ultimate re-
covery are not favorable.
| The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will meet
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock at
| the home Of Mrs. John I. Bell. 800 East
State street. Mrs. Hugh Mcconnell
will lead the study on The American
Indian"
Mrs. Fred Michaels and daughter
Maude, Mrs. Charles Holbrook. Mrs.
Edward Berkeley, Mrs. Frank Junkunz.
Mrs. o. L. Call and daughter Bernice,
Mrs. William Winger, and Mrs. Charles
Fish, all Of Waterloo, and Mrs. Charles
Reisinger, Of Cedar Falls, spent Sat
urday in the city with Mrs., A. c.
| Everist.
The attraction at the Odeon theater
all this week will be the Lou Martin
Company. A complete change OF plays
and vaudeville specialties will be Of
fered each evening. Tonight four act
comedy drama, The Earl and the
Girl" Prices, lower floor reserved, 20
cents; balcony and gallery. unreserved
10 cents. Seats now selling. Odeon.
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Finn and son
Daniel, Of Clarion, arrived in the city
Saturday evening and will visit for a
sister, Mrs. S. T. Parks. 6O3 North
| been i'll all winter. is still confined to
and he rests better. he does not regain
his strength very fast.
A young man giving the name oil
Milton, who was held here by the police
| at the request of Sheriff Walsh, Of e.
| dora, was taken to Eldora this morn
| ing by a deputy sheriff. According tc
| information given the local police the
young man was wanted in Eldora fol-
| forging checks on his father, but it was
not known here whether warrant had
been issued at Eldora for Milton,s ar
| rest. -. ~. -.
| Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith, OF Cedar
Rapids, president. of the Iowa w. c
T, u, passed thru the city Sunday eve
ming on her way home from Hamburg
where she went to attend the funeral
Of her mother, Mrs. Parkhurst. who
died in Cedar Rapids last Wednesday
Miss Hattie Dickson went to Cedar
Rapids, attended the service there. and
accompanied Mrs. Smith as far as
this city on her way to Hamburg.
Many old friends and neighbors were
present Sunday afternoon at the f,lnera
services for Jacob NJ Heiffner, of Tay.
lor township. held at 2 O'Clock. from
the Green Mountain Congregations
church in charge Of Rev. F. NJ. Wheeler
The pail bearers were John anG
Thomas Brown, NJ. F.. Diehl, E. F
Pegs, I. E. Merryman, and T. D. VIII
cox Phillip B. Heiffner. of Liscofnb, 6
brother Of Mr.. Heiffner, was IN at.
tendance, as were his daughters. Mrs
Raymond Gale. of Liscomb, and Mrs
F. w. McAfee. of this city. Mrs., Nc.
Afee's daughter Blanche and Mrs
Gales son Carl were also present
Others attending the funeral from thi.
city were Perry and e. 2. Mack
nephews of Mr.. Heiffner, their mother
Mrs. Lydia Mack Of, this city, being
Mr.. Heiffner's sister.
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