Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-12-08

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On Sunday morning last Pastor ].
M. Brown. OF the Methodist church,
was called upon at the parsonage to
perform the ceremony uniting in mag
riage Miss Josephine May VESSEL and
Mr.. Lynn II. Brown. the mothers OF
the respective contracting parties be-
Ing the witness. The groom is a
merchant in Oskaloosa and there the
young couple will begin their home to-
gether.
Ward came to friends in this city on
Monday of the death of Miss Lorilla
Hambleton at Tulsa. Okla, on Satur-
day last. The body is expected here
this evening and interment will take
place in Lynnville on Wednesday. She
was the daughter of Osborne and
Philena Hambleton. of Searsboro, and
a sister of Mrs. Charles Craver. She
was formerly resident of this city,
where she still has warm friends.
Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Stoddard are
again in their home on Park street
after an absence of couple of weeks,
within which time they visited their
son, /. w. Stoddard, in Boise, where
the father officiated at the marriage
of his son to Miss Helen Bruce, of that
city. On the return trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Stoddard visited Salt Lake City and
Colorado Springs.
About a year ago the local lodge of
Elks of this city put on the boards a
minstrel show that was admittedly a
side-splitter So great was the success
that the membership have decided on
a repetition in the near future and j.
E. Bayer, F. C. Wilson and Will j.
Nelson have been made the committee
of arrangements.
The Corn Belt Meat Producers AS
sociation held its annual meeting in
the superior court room of this city on
Saturday and reelected it's entire list
of officers for another years service.
The list is as follows: President. A.
e. James; vice president. T. C. Cessna :
secretary, Otto F.. Schultz treasurer,
Ralph Sherman. The following named
were made delegates to the state con-
vention: From Chester, ]. H. Hink
Grinnell. Fl. NJ. Bray; Sheridan, Henry
Schultz; Jefferson, C. +. Carlstrum;
Malcom. Fred Heinele; Pleasant, Y. J.
Wells: Washington. A. D. Rayle. j. c.
McIlrath and T. c. Cessna brought
valuable Information about the stock
quarantine.
Rev. w. B. Wilson officiated at the
marriage of Mr.. Chester c. Zirbel and
Miss Mamie e. Larsen, at the home of
the brides parents seven miles south
east Of this city. The groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Zirbel,
of this city. After returning from a
bridal trip to Chicago and eastern
points the young couple contemplate
making Grinnell their home for the
present.
Judge j. P. Lyman gave the memorial
address and Oscar Matthews. with Miss
Mae Hammond as accompanist, fur
nished the singing for the memorial
services of the Elks of this city, held
in their hall on Sunday afternoon.
Curly LAGRANGE, working on repairs
for an auto on Saturday last, at the
garage on Fifth avenue, had his cheek
badly torn and one eye seriously in
jured by the sudden escape of strong
spring from itS' clutch He is in a
serious condition but the physician
hopes to be able to save the sight of
the injured eye.
The Christian Womans Board of
Missions will hold their meeting to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 at the home
of Mrs. Sadie Barnes on South Main
street. On Sunday evening next the
president of the state board, Mrs. Letta
p. Ashley, OF Des Moines, plans to- be
here and give an address at the Chris
| tian church. ,,Jn is at s.