Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-23

TIE rainfall UP TO a. m. amounted
u 20 ii an inch. according To Observer
Jones gauge The maximum temper
ature "Wednesday was IS and the mini
mum fer the right was a.
Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Wilbur and Mr.. A.
E. Wilbur arrived hons last night from
Boone Where they have been in attend
arce at The annual convention of the
Iowa State Funeral Directors Associa-
ton.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
church viii be entertained tomorrow
afternoon at 2eocleck by Mesaames w.
w. Doolittie and A. +. Wilbur at the
home Of the former, lo2 South Third
avenue.
John Lahore, former soldiers
Home member but now Of Conrad. was
arrested Wednesday night by Officer
Clark upon a charge Of intoxication. and
was sentenced 10 SIX days work by
Mayor Jones this morning.
The members Of Frank NJ. Thomas
w r. G.. at their regular meeting on
Memorial day. An election Will also be.
Mrs Fred Pepper, who has resigned.
Mannerehor excursion. via the G y. &
w, TO Davenport or May %; S2.5p fer
the round trip Tram leaves Marshall-
town at l2:Ql a. M. returning, leaves
Davenport al . p. m. Government ar
senal Will be open. Good music, singing
and many other entertainments.
Capt. f. s Mcmillan returned this
morning from Belle Plaine. Where H. mas
baen in attendance AT the grand lodge
meeting of the Iowa Legion Of Homer
Altto Capt Mcmillan invited the lodge
80 meet next year in this city the in
sitation of Cedar Rapids was accepted.
MissAnna Amundsen, who has been
making her home in the city with Rev.
and Mrs. Skogsbsrg since the coming of
the latter from Center Point, in April,
went to Nevada Wednesday evening,
where she will reside with Rev ana
Mrs. G. w. Mullen, formerly of this
city.
The Ladies Aid Society of Frank NJ.
Thomas w. X. c., No, q was enter
tanned "Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. r.
NJ. Lashelle. of No. East Lincoln
street About twenty five members were
present and at the close of the after
Iroon business refreshments We're
served by Mrs. I1aShelle.
The Masons of the city, delegations
from both Marshall and Iowa Valley
/ lodges. Will 20 TO Oskaioosa tnmarrn.
evening TO be present at work in th=
third degree as -xemplitied by the Os-
kaloosa lodge. All of the lodges of the
county have been invited by the oska-
loosa brethren, and delegations will at.
tend from Albion and Gilman.
t The teachers of the second ward
school, owing to the fact that the scnoo
/ Year is about completed and the teach
ers are soon to leave the city, were en-
tertained at a 6 o'clock dinner 1Nednes.
day evening by Mrs. j. A Rails, of 81;
North First street. In addition to thu
Second ward ladies Mrs Rails had Mrs
Alma G. White the special drawing
teacher as guest.
Ella Ashby, colored. piece of huma,
/ driftwood, who ia floating on life's trou
bled sea. and who has been fioatin,
II about Marshalltown for the last two o
three weeks wasarrested last night an,
taken De1Ore Mayor Jones tfla morning
charged with lewd and indecent act
and behavior. The woman promised Il
leave the city by tomorrow mornin,
and was discharged on this condition.
Il Complimentary to ner daughters
Misses Mary and Jessie Hall, who ar
employed as teachers in the First ware
school. Mrs. j. j. Hall gave a surprise
O'Clock dinner at her home 203 Souti
Center street, Wednesday evening, hav
} ing as guests all of the First war,
teachers, Miss Olive Zug, of Superin
tendent Wizards office, and Misses Hat
} tie Perkins and Eva Dillenbeck. of tn
high school.
Mr.. G. H. Southland, who was in tn
city two years ago this summer as lead
er Of the w. o. w. band. will arrive i
the city in few days to make Mar
shalltown his home and engage in tn
sewing machine business. Mr. South
, land comes from Spencer and brings hi
family with him. He has been engage
to drill and act as leader Of the K. o.
M. band. He is an excellent cornetis
and will make the band good leader.