Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-16

Iowa College, '1s, and acted by the
girls of cottage in the Quadrangle
Theater on Saturday evening, are pro-
fuse in praise Of both the composition
and the acting, Myrtle Gunderson
made hit with her dialect reading.
Orchestra and chorus were all cottage
> talent.
Mission Trails in Europe and
Egypt is the topic for consideration
by the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church, at the
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. w. j. Nicely, lnsl Pearl
street,
a mixing, probably by mistake. OF
gasolene and kerosene IN the starting
of the morning FIRE in the country
home of L. P. El,noce. six miles wesi
OF this city, caused the loss of ooth
house and furniture and close ca!
for two or more lives. Mr.. Elmore anu
a young lady living at the home We're
both severely burned The house had
$1,000 Of insurance and the contents
$500 which is probably not hasI tae
real value.
Former Editor c. A. Miller Of the
Register. IS in Webster CITY visiting at
the home Of his daughter. Mrs. Murray
McMurray. Mrs. Miller preceded him
there BY some days.
Mr.. George H. Crosby, who recently
came from his home in Denver for a
brief visit a the home Of his son, Sam
II Crosby. has gone 10 the northern
part OF this state o.. business and
plans to go from there to his Denver
home
Mr.. John Longshore. who came back
70 Grinnell hut a short time ago from
I.ongrnont Colo. where Mrs, Long
shore has been living for some wears,
has arranged his business here ana
pans 10 return 70 Colorado 10 leoA
after some important business changes
II the near future.
VIII Esvans VINO has owned for some
years the old A. 0. Price farm jusI
beyond the city limits on the SCUM.
mas traded the same, wtto some othes
real estate. 10 NJ. Jones for eighty
acres Of Land eight miles south 81
G-;nnell. Mr. Jones viii occupy the
property while Mr.. Evans Will move
across the road opposite the Q. I.
F'-:so!e place, whsr he owns twenty
acres and make him a new home
and continue his occupation as ru-a--
mail carrier.
Nj. T. ". Sprung died al MS resi-
5erce. eli Reed street, on Friday nIgat
last. after lingering and painful ~
ness from cancer Of the stomach. Flu
neral services were held a. The home
on Sunday afternoon, conducted .!
Rev. =. J. Ssitznlan. OF the German
Lutheran church, and the body was
taken 10 Chicago. the former home d
the family. He leaves wife and one
son 4 sister and her daughter were
hare at the funeral from their home
IL Steamboat Rock.
The members OF -he Woren's Home
Missionary Union Of this city look for
ward 10 al especially interesting anu
prufita Die meeting on Wednesday aft
e-noon Of this week, al the Congrega-
r,onsl church where the ordinary mis-
sionary presentation vii. be varied oy
the discussion Of the topic. The
Church and Public Health in Grin
ell" in which discussion Prof. J. y.
Stops VIII take the lead.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Bellows have
return ed TO their home II Toledo. o.,
after a six weeks visit in this cry q.
the home Of Prof. and Mrs. II. W.
AatAck.
Dr.. E F Talbot Is again a. his
home IN this city after a trip thru sew
era: eastern cities, Cleveia nd. Philadei-
ph,a and New York. and attending
conference Of surgeons in Boston.
Miss Mary Simmons has made a
break in her strenuous work at the
college office and is taking q vacation
in visiting friends in Racine Wis.
Mrs Charles Sickle Is reported as
recovering satisfactorily from q criti-
cal operation performed last week