Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-12
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June 1.-THE childrenss day exerc56oe
at the N. e. church Sunday were vel
attended and an Interesting program
was rendered, showing that much time
had been spent In preparation and Fe.ss
itearsal. II s.sSss
Rev. L. Colyn viii preach his fare
well sermon al the Presbyterian church,
on Sunday the 18th inst.
Willie Mc1rath spent Sunday q his
home here, returning to his studies at
Iowa College Monday.
John Hahn and John r. Paul went 20 4
Snyder Col, the past week on bust
ness and pleasure trip combined.
r.. NJ. Laverty has purchased the
quarter section farm Of II. Showalters
five miles south OF Laurel. for Q consfd-
Grafton Of $1,000. Mr.. showalter Will
quit farming and remove to Newton.
Iowa.
MELBOURNE.
June 12.-George Smell, Of Minerva,
was here Saturday calling on friends.
William Yocum is the guest OF Z. II.
Pearson and family.
Miss Minnie Coppersmith, Of Des
Moines, has been calling on her many
relatives and friends here for several
days. 81
The lumber for the new lumber yard
has begun to come in ard sheds are be-
ing built under the supervision OF Nr.
Pfffer.
Pearson & Bishop have sold their en-
tire stock of general merchandise to
South Dakota parties and the goods
have been shipped.
A large and appreciative audience
listened to the children's exercises ~
the Disciple church Sunday evening.
Mrs. William Poffenberger, OF Okla
homa, is here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Hunt, mother OF DR.. e. A. Hunt.
arrived from Illinois the latter part on
last week and will remain here till
after the Hunt-Kimball wedding, which
will occur at LaMoille Thursday.
The Methodist people have been put
ting in some repairs on their church.
Charles Wood is kept quite busy In
looking after the bum element that
has been very numerous about our
town recently
Rev. Masters will preach at the State
Center NJ. E. church next Sunday
morning, and his pulpit will be filled by
a supply.
Miss Rosa Koughenor is quite i'll as
the result of a fall.
Mrs. Pearson and Miss Irene were
Rhodes business callers Monday after
noon.
| ALBION.
June 11.-Edwin Tabor. of Newton,
visited his mother and sisters over sun
day.
The I. O. o. f. observed their decora-
ton day here Sunday. Headed by the
band they marched to the cemetery and
decorated the graves Of their deceased
members. Sunday was the first appear
ance of the band boys in their new uni-s
forms, consisting of green broadcloth
coats, white duck pantaloons and caps
trimmed with gold braid. The suits are
t.all tailor made and fit to a nicely. The;
i boys look neater than any band in the
country now.
Harris and wilnot Newell spent last
week in the vicinity Of Gladbrook.
/ James Loucke and Enoch Troutman
are looking at northern land.
Miss Margaret Anderson ID qnAran.;
tined at her home east ct town on ae-
count of being exposed to the smallpox.
4 This daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.. w. 81.
i Alvey are also Guaranteed.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. F'raley moved into
1.-THE Grouse cottage Monday.
Mrs. Bottsford is now superintendent
| of the NJ. E. Sunday school, Professor
8Shultis having resigned.
4 Albion is going to have a band stand
lin the park this week. This together.
with our new brick sidewalks and the
quarter of a mile Of new hitching posts
Hooks as tho our town is going to shake
itself and get ahead of other burgs of
Its size. One thing she needs yet. and
needs badly. and that is an elevated
tank and main down High street to
/ use in case of fire.