Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-01
Toledo Items

Special 10 Times Republican.
Toledo. March 1.-Mr. and Mrs l. E.
Tyler will start for Florida Friday.
They expect to spend six weeks in the
south.
NJ. H. Ross has been on the sick list
the past week.
Nelson McAnulty has returned from
his wedding trip and is at his usua!
duties in the bank. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Annuity will take possession of and es-
tablish their new home in the prop
erty recently purchased from A. II.
Conant on Broadway.
The various committees TO arrange
for the coming evangelistic campaign
are being organized and preliminary
matters are being taken care Of.
+. G.. H;negsrdner has purchased the
old opera house which was recently
damaged by fire. He has sold the
building to W. c. Walters. who has
begun 10 tear It down. He has not
decided as yet what use he will make
OF the lot.
The Brotherhood OF the U. 3. church
gave Riley Rider a farewell surprise
MonIay evening He has moved to
Garwin. where he assumes manage
ment Of the hardware business he re-
Gently purchased there.
Mrs. Rosa jackson has moved in
the J. r. Caldwell property, known as
the Schnare house. Robert Hall. who
purchased the Jackson property, moves
from his home in Columbia township
March l.
Lois Conant was home from Man
chester for a short visit the Iirst OF
the week.
Mrs. D. D. Brady, matron Of Mary
Beatty hall, has the measles.
Mrs Erwin Turbett accompanied by
Dr.. K E Fee, went TO Chicago for an
operation and treatment, in the hope
OF relief and recovery from her all
ment. She has become very weak thru
the past weeks, but ls reported to have
stood the trip we'll, also slight oper-
alton. and encouragement Is given out
for her complete recovery.
4 twelve and one-haf pound boy
has been residing at the home Of r. +.
Green since last Saturday.
The c. Wendle family and Floyd
Wendle family left Monday for Hope.
Idaho, where they will make their fut-
ure home.
Headquarters for the large campaign
which is being inaugurated IN behalf
Of the college have been established
in the first floor Of the ]. NJ. B. a.
building.
twelve piece orchestra has been
organized in the L. B. Sunday school,
which will give a fifteen minute open
ing prelude at GAS o'clock Sunday
mornings before the opening OF the
Sunday school.
Mrs. y. H. Rich was taken to Mar
shalltown Monday, where she under
went an operation for appendicitis.
She IL reported to have stood the OPP
Grafton well, and a speedy recovery IS
expected.
Jesse Cunning was brought before
the mayor for trial Monday. where ne
WAS fined s25 and costs for the care
less use of gun which was dis
charged purposely or otherwise to
frighten Fred Kubik.
The funeral Of Alonzo Russell was
held at his home. east Of town Tues
dav afternoon at o'clock Mr.. Rus
sell was born in Windsor county, YER
mont, April 2S 1923. He came to Iowa
in an early day and entered on lana
in otter Creek township. which ne Sc
cured from the government on May
27, 1854. This has been his home con-
tinusuoly ever since. Five or six chill
dren were born to his home, but all
died, the last being the son Charles,
who died about twelve years ago. his
lifelong companion. Mrs. Russell. olen
about two years ago. The interment
of the entire family has been In Wood
lawn cemetery.
phn.p Yothers. the young son OF
Prof. and Mrs. ]. F. Yothers. has been
very III with pneumonia Slight I'M
nrnvement 10 reported in his condition.