Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-24

With MS furnace Wnen an explosion
took place. Professor Peck is direc-
tor CT the Mems Glee Club Of the COL
lege.
While in the act Of alighting
from an automobile on Thursday
evering, Mrs. w. H. Clayberg mis-
sed her footing and fell TO the paw
ing, breaking her hip bone. She is
well along in years and the accident
Is a very serious, one. Mrs. Clayberg's
hone is in Canton, ILL.,. but she is here
visiting her son. r. g. Clayberg, who
is linotype operator for the Herald
Mrs Clayberg had Just returned
from an enjoyable ride in the Harry
Wes tlake car.
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Somers are
having the pleasure of a visit from
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Frey, Of Rock
Island. while the doctor is making
recovery from what has been a very
severe case Of blood poisoning.
Reports from the collegian, Dale
Crook, who went to the Community
hospital with case of severe rheu-
matism, are that he Is making mark-
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MIR. and Mrs. G. F. Hatcher an
nounce the birth to them Of a daugh-
ter on Thursday evening at the Com
murlity hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Harpster
started west on Friday morning, their
ultimate destination being announced
as Denver, while they stop at differ
ent points on the way TO look after
SOME matters of business.
n. Odds paid into the Golfers of the
city $40 and costs for running his
car with too much light and using
some very ungracious language to
the policemen who called his atten-
ton to the plain infraction of law.
Francis Schmitz, who was guilty OF
carrying too strong light but was
mild of speech to the officer, paid So
and costs.
c, S. George started on Thursday
afternoon for Waterloo where his
mother lay dying but did not see her
alive. The mother was over 80 years
OF age. Mrs. George and her son
Donald went on Friday afternoon to
the funeral.
Next Sunday. May 80, is announced
as the seventy-fourth anniversary of
the founding of Iowa College, and
the college authorities are making
pre- parations to properly celebrate
that event. Especial attention Will
be- paid to that occasion by the Con-
gre gational church here. Dean Plat
nei, Of Andover Theological Semin-
ar!' Is announced to preach the
morning sermon, and other promi-
neat men to give addresses at the
evening service.
mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Verbeck are en-
Joling visit from Mrs. yerbeck's
brother. II. G.. Tracy, of Chicago.
MISS Elizabeth Herter is reported
as recovering satisfactorily from an
operation a week ago in ST. Francis
hospital.
friends Of School Superintendent
D. B. Heller. Of Brooklyn, Iowa. are
interested in the announcement Of
MS expected marriage in August to
Lou Ella Hays, of Seymour. and that
the happy couple will make their
nome In Brooklyn next year.
Mrs. }. G. Quire, OF this city. who
fell recently and broke her arm bone
in two places without being aware
OF the breakage until the morning
TO lowing the accident, is reported as
resting as well as could be expected.
further Improvement has been
made within the past week at both
Aipor Lake Park and Merrill Park.
Ihe painters union stepped in at the
lake and painted the band stand and
all seats, benches and tables. A two.
story bath house is the next impor-
tant addition planned for the lake
Improvement. 1t is planned to have
II well rooted and large enough to
accommodate a hundred bathers.
Also 1T is thought that the demand
for refreshments will be so large and
Continuous that porch win be need .
et for the use of the parties hold
ing concessions in that line. It 10
not at all impossible that there shall,
again be fleet Of pleasure row boats
upon the bosom of this lake, as there
was IN the earlier days of it's his
tory.
" L. Sfmcoke and Oliver Thorpe
are determined that Grinnell shall
have city band and are inviting all
VINO can play or are willing to try
to report to Mr.. Simcoke.
senior Frank Dorathy. in Iowa
college, here, has received a greatly
coveted appointment to the National
eHy hank OF New York City, where
ne VIII be trained in international
banking methods and then be sent,
probably. to India for further ex-
perience.