Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-24
EIJora News Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Feb. 24-Wilis Whited. OF
Ha ri sburg, Pa, spent Sunday and
Monday as a guest Of his parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. S. Wh!teo. Mr.. Whtted Is
civil engineer employed by one of the
large railroad interests with headquar-
rers IN Harrisburg.
E. l. Carpenter left Monday for Col
fax for a few days recreation and also
business visit
c. NJ. Haas left Monday for Des
Moines on a business mission. Before
returning he will look after business
interests in Wayne county.
The funeral services of Mrs. Thomas
Sheldon. who died Sunday afternoon,
We're held this afternoon from the
home. Rev W. E. Stanley. pastor Of
the Baptist church, of which organi-
zation Mrs. Sheldon was a member,
conducted the service.
Miss Myra Whited was at home Sun
day from Ames for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Whited. and
with her brother, Willis, who was here
from Harrisburg. Pa, and whom she
had not seen for several years.
A NJ. Rambo and Miss Lena Rose
We're married here Saturday evening
by Rev w. E. Stanley. The groom is a
rural mail carrier out Of this city and
the bride is also resident Of Eldora-
Both are we'll and favorably known in
this city.
Richard Jackson, a pioneer resident
OF Hardin county, is now believed to
! be recovering from siege of illness of
a weeks dur alton
The steel sections for the cement and
steel bridge across the Iowa river east
| Of this city have arrived and worknen
are busy moving the immense pieces
from the railway station preparatory
| TO having them placed in position. Sew
| eral Of the pieces Of steel were SO large
| that g. six-horse team was unable to
| drag them up heavy incline. The
steel parts Of the bridge are painted in
| what is known az the new color,
tango a pinkish white. The struc-
| ture is 20 be 900 feet in length and
about seventy feet high, spanning the
river on Edgington avenue half mile
east Of the business portion Of the
town.
Rev. c. W. Kindley, we'll known in
| this city ard in the southern section Of
Hardin and north Marshall counties,
is quite sick at the home Of his daugh-
/ tSi III .. ". L. + dZ!cI, III t.QCId.
! Rev. DR.. Harry White. pastor Of the
Methodist church. returned Monday
from Viola, where he has been con-
Quoting a series OF revival meetings
! Rev. A. l. Martin, pastor of the
Christian church. began a. series of
meetings in the local church mere Sum
able and convincing speaker.
10 ril TT
were united in marriage here Monday
| Christian church In Liscomb. The
shortly on farm east OF Eldora.
John Trevafthan, who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
and friends in Cedar Rapids. returned
home Monday.
ments for speaker for Memorial day
has received word from Senator Van
Law, Of Marshalltown, that he will &C
cept the committees invitation and
be in Eldora May 80, as the CHIEF
speaker for the exercises of that day
Mr.. Earl Brooks and Mrs. Margare,
WINNER. both Of this city, were mar
ried Monday in Minneapolis and afte,
a short wedding trip will return tc
EIdora to make their permanent home
Both are well and favorably known
here, Mr.. Brooks being the junior
member Of the firm Of Wartchow &
Brooks, merchants.
NJ. B. Clark had the misfortune or
Monday to sustain the breaking Of two
ribs on the left side. While leading
a team Of horses one Of the animal;
in it's play kicked Mr.. Clark with the
above result. The injuries. while ex.
ceedingly painful. are not considered
serious.