Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-28

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screenings for your chickens. Ground
feed in large or smallAquantities. Ham
mond and Benedict.
An informal hop was enjoyed by a
4 few young people at Forney's hall Fri-
A day evening. seventeen couples being
4 present. The Maccabee Harp Orches-
ira furnished the music. Miss Bertha
Whitaker. of Clear Lake and Minnie
Thayer, of Grinneil, and Mr.. Z. T..
NNatrous. of Des Moines, Were in at
tendance from out Of the city.
Mrs. j. A. Yokonis went to State Gem
ter his afternoon, where she will re-
main unit! after Wednesday at the
4 home of her brother, Mr. L. c. RICHIE
|son. On Wednesday evening at the
A Richeson home will occur the marriage
LOT Miss Nellie Richeson to MIR. James
BARLEY, of LeGrand. Quite a number
from this city will be in attendance at
the wedding.
The Kill Rare Illubs enjoyed a supper
4 Friday evening At the home OF DIR. and
Mrs. F.. S. Hynds. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. d.
Evans assisting III the honors. The eve
4 ming was a Very pleasant one. the only
A thing that could possibly mar 1t being
4 the fact that it brought to a close the
seasons merry ma king. The prizes at
cards We're won by Mrs. w. e. Rodgers
and Mr.. H. L. Laird. and the boobies by
Mrs. NJ. s. Mcfarland and Mr.. w. C.
Rodgers Mrs. IL G. Willetts, of Whit
ton, was the clubs guest.
4 Capt. G. S. Aldrich left this morning
i for Upton, where he will spend Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Aldrich, 1t being his last visit to
them before leaving for Alaska the lat-
! ter part of next week. Capt. Adrich
will sail from Seattle on the Goth and
far as now knownit appears as " he
Were to make the trip alone. DIR. Allen,
sof Tama. who expected to go at the
same time, has sent word to Capt. Aid
lrich that he has decided not to go. The
later.
This afternoon Miss Marjorie Nichols
entertained to celebrate her 18th birth
Iday anniversary a few OF her girl
4 friends. AT o'clock a light lunch was
4 served by Mrs. T. F.. Marsh, assisted by
33lher daughter. Mrs. H. F. Marsh. The
;Iguests We're Miss Zada White, the host
less teacher; Naude Hawkins, Edna
Benson, Maud Clark, Ruth BATHS. Amy,
A Helen and Katie Wells, Helen Board
imam, Jessie Mcmahon. Helen Hunting
Sjton. Meta Schmidt, Anna Parsons. Ruth
4 Balch. Margaret WATSON. Irene Eason,
i Lucille and Irene Wilson and Gertrude
4 Gregory.
Mr.. Merritt Greene just before res
turning to Pennsylvania the other day
q had been having his hearing treated by
a DR. kiernlff. One Of his ears had a
!, perforationin the drum and it was very
) Annoying to him. He had already tried
q while in Pennsylvania to have it cured,
4 but failed. After about ten days
Z treatment with DIR. kierutff he re-
4 marked that he never ..heardr OF any
ihing improve so rapidly All the dis
charges had ceased, the hearing was
sgetting normal. In fact he said the
. doctor is master of the situation and
thoroughly understands his business.
!, An alarm of#tire from bnx 31S. corner
Z of Boone and First streets, called out
4 the department shortly after . o'clock
a Friday night The alarm was turned in
on account of a threatened blaze at tho
: home of Mr.. and Mrs. William He'll
Z berg. 10s West Boone. "A student lamp
-sEthat was standing on a table. had g-
4 5nited a lace curtain that had blown
lover near the lamp. Mrs. Hellberp
pulled the curtain down and in doing
7 l5sosit ignited the fringe on a couch ii
y the pa,lor. 10 extinguish the blaze Of
i 1.-THE couch Mrs. Hellberg used her bare
Hands. with the result that both were
= quite badly burned The damage to thu
: room was very slight, and the fire wa
: out before the carts arrived. In fac
!, lit was considered by the companies
i that the alarm was false one.
DR. H. Darwin McIlrath, the famous
Traveller and fascinating lecturer. vii
appear a the Odeon Monday evening
. with his accomplished wife, who togeth
e Ter bravcd the tsrroEs OF travel thru ASH
and Africa on bicycles in 1897. Theil
{ lperilous journey was undertaken at TIL,
4 sdirection Of the Chicago Inter Ocean
on whose staff he was at that time en-
J. Igaged. Their object was to endeavor Il
4 trace and rescue a Mr.. Leuz, an Ameri
: can missionary whose fate In the interi
!, or of Asia was doubtful, but who 1t wa!
n feared had been murdered in the Ar.
menian nlassacres. 1t is not a dry lee,
:. Iture, but a highly entertaining arecitalso
). their adventures, exciting. amusing
6 lperilous and otherwise. beautifully illus
J: Itrated by hundreds OF views taken b,
y them en- route. This Is q real treat
!. Odeon Monday night.
i. Miss Winifred Woodard. a member o
z the senior class of the high school, en-
G tertained Friday night at her home ii
LaMoille nearly all OF the members o
the class OF 1900. The members OF tn,
e lclass went to LaNioille ut sos Frida.
o levening, sat down to q delicious dime
$ served by Mrs. Myron Woodland ant
e daughter. Mrs. Herman Bohnsack, ant
: after spending the evening returned
home about midnight. Those who ac
e cepted Of Miss Woodlands hospitalitie
were Misses Ella Smith, Mabel Ordway
h Lille spratt, Edith Robinson, Mabe
Fauquler. Ethel Vail. Harriet Van Der
! veer. Jessie Plumb. Nellie Stewart an.
7 Anna Stephan; Messrs. Burritt Allen
s Chester Crellin, George Esperson. Her
8 bert Ayers. George Lundy. VIII Gil
e christ. Emil Berggren, Charles Patton
Earl Brundage and NJ. r. u Barker
Isclence teacher Of the hteh school. Z