Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-19

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| One of the finest musical dance pro.
grams will be given at Cummings hall
on next Wednesday night, Jan. 81.
Gates singing harp orchestra will play
for this dance and the public is in
vlted -Advertisement.
Mrs. James LaPlant, 4os West Main
street, was taken suddenly i'll Sunday
| afternoon Of acute appendicitis. q She
| was removed today to st. Thomas hos
pital for an operation, which was per-
formed late this afternoon.
Mrs. Rosa Baiier and daughter Kate.
Of Salem, who have been visiting rela-
tives and friends near Liscomb and
in the northern part Of the county for
a week, were in the city Saturday.
leaving at night for their home.
The w. r. c. win give an entertain.
ment, How the Story Crew." ia thu
east court room this evening. All
members Of the post and their wives
and all members Of the corps and tlaeii
husbands are cordially invited. Com
mittee.
| Johan Hellberg, Swedish editor
author, and lecturer, who Is on lee.
ture tour Of this country. arrived Sat-
urday night from Rockford, Ill, and
will be guest at the home OF his
uncle William Hellberg, for a lew days.
Mr.. Hellberg ds on his way ear TO Ill
other engagements.
Sidney Rowen, formerly of this city.
but now Of Oskaloosa, and one Of the
older freight conductors Of the N. &
st. L., has been assigned to the runs
on passenger trains Nos. and 10. be-
tween this city and Mason City. e. D.
Young. Of this city, who has this, run.
went on a vacation today for probably
the rest Of the winter.
The biggest comedy hit Of the de-
cade, Peg O. My Heart" is booking at
the Odeon Theater for Wednesday
evening. This is oliver Morosco's trans
continental company which is on it's
way to the large cities Of the central
and far west. The cast is said to be
fully up to the one in New York which
is headed by Laurette Taylor. Peggy
O'Neil, a talented young Irish Amer
lean actress will play the title role, and
she Is said to have made an extraor.
binary personal success. Odeon.
Invitations were received here today
for the marriage Of Miss Esther Louise
Seerley, OF Cedar Falls, to Claude I'D
ward Culley, until very recently Of This
city, but now Of Waterloo. The wedding
will be celebrated at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Seerley, Of Cedar Falls. at o'clock on
the evening Of Feb. 5. The at home
cards read at Waterloo after March Is.
Miss Seerley taught physical culture
in the high school Of this city prior TO
a few years ago. Mr.. Culley Is a son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Culley, of this
city. He is now in the floral business
at Waterloo.
Word received here from Rochester
announces that Frank NJ. Sutton and
wife, formerly Of this city but now Of
Tulsa, Okla, are patients at st. ,Mary's
hospital. where both recently have I'M
dergone surgical operations. Mrs. SUIT
ton was taken to Rochester for an OPP
Grafton for hemorrhoids, and while at
Rochester Mr.. Sutton was taken very
suddenly Ill Of acute appendicitis. Upon
operating it was found that the omen
tum had been infected and was gan
grenous. 1t was said that had MT.
Sutton's operation been delayed many
hours he could not have been saved.
Both Mr.. Sutton and his wife are i'm
proving and expect to be able to leave
the hospital late this week.
Members Of the Teachers Training
Class Of the Methodist church. who re-
ceived their diplomas during the holi-
days. were guests Friday evening OF
the alumni Of the class, the members Of
which entertained at q o'clockIban-
quet in the Y. w. G. A. rooms Mrs.
A. L. Gillett, president Of the class,
presided, and during the business ses-
sion officers were elected as follows:
President, Mrs. ]. N. Cooper; vice
president. Mrs. F. n. Wallace; secre-
tary and treasurer. Mrs. p. M. ADAM
son. The evening entestainnent com.
posed talks by Mrs. J. N. Cooper, who
representing the class OF 1908, rave
the class history and other events Of
interest: Mrs: p. NJ. Adsihson. II;
Miss Angelina Mckinley, 't2; and Mrs.
p. F. Arney. Is. The evening closed
with spelling match and bible ques-
ttons.