Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-01

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Funeral Director H. e. Simkins was
in Quarry today, where he conducted
the funeral of the late Mrs. Ryerson.
Mrs. e. B. Mendenhall, of 305 South
First street who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks with an attack of jaundice,
is improving and now thought to be out
of danger.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Royal
Neighbors will have fair Thursday
afternoon and fair and dance in the
evening at the Odd Fellows Hall. Adj
mission 10 cents.
If you would enjoy a good smoke
call for Single Twist Lord Coke.
"Pansy,' Local" SILVER Ash" manu-
featured by Lamb Bros. These goods
all bear the union labor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Bringman and
children were called to Oskaloosa Mon
day evening by a telegram announcing
the dangerous illness of Mr.. Bringinan's
sister, Mrs. George Bowser, wife of an
Iowa Central employee.
Engineer Tom Cation, of the Central,
has been made temporary night fore
man of the round house in this city,
succeeding Aylmer Reynolds. who has
been transferred to Oskaloosa. to begin
duties as night foreman there today.
Fred Waldo, aged about 13 years,
was taken in custody this forenoon by
the sheriff's officers and will be given
q hearing this afternoon before Judge
Burnham on a charge of incorrigibility
Waldo is q street urchin, is fatherless
and is showing disposition to go to
the bad.
Miss Middlekauff left yesterday for
Chicago, where she will select new
goods for the midsummer trade The
last of this week she Will show the
finest line of pattern hats ever brought
to the city; also bonnets and children's
hats. Call and inspect these goods at
40 East State street.
Mrs. S. B. Chapman. of Albert Lea,
MINI, arrived In the city Monday eve
ming in response to a telegram an
the illness of her daughter
in-law, Mrs. Will Chapman, of 104
South First street Mrs. Chapman re-
turned home this morning, accompa-
MED by her granddaughter, Ethel Chap
man, who will remain in Albert Lea I'M
til her mother is better
Harry Beasley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Beasley, submitted to an
operation yesterday afternoon for the
of an abcess in the head. Mr.
Beasley has been i'll since Feb. /, when
he suffered an attack of the grippe. He
to Ames to school before he
vas over the effects of his illness and
the contracting of another cold is
thought to have brought on the later
trouble. The abcess was located over
the left eye, between the tables of the
skull, and the operation was a success
rul one. The indications today are that
Mr.. Beasley will soon recover.
Rev. John Montgomery, of Albion,
spent Monday in the city, accompany
ng this far his nephew. ]. ]. Mont
,omery. of Lander, Wyo., who has been
him in Albion for few weeks.
Mr.. Montgomery has, until recently, |
oeen in the mountainous country of
Wyoming, 40 miles from any railroad
md for eight years did not sec
, railroad train. He is going to make
| trip east and have a long ride to
make up for what he has missed in the |
cast few years. After a short visit with |
/ niece, Miss Hazel Montgomery, at
vinton, he will leave for New York City
or an extended stay.
For those who desire to use the Santa
re California limited trains for the trip
@ Los Angeles, on account of the
yomen's Federated Clubs convention
Nay ! to 8 inclusive, the management
las arranged to accept on these trains
ne special rate round-trip tickets on
ale for this occasion from Iowa on
April 90 to 81 inclusive. Forty-e eight
Iollars is the rate from principal points.
his is an exceptional opportunity to
rayel on this celebrated train. as ordi-
arily only full-fare, first-class tickets
re accepted. Applications for accom-
nodations should be made as far in adj
-ance as possible. Z. l.. Palmer, of Des
foines, is the district passenger agent.
Rev. S. Skogsberg, of the United
church; Mr.. and Mrs.
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frs. D. c. Keller, Mr.. William Thorpe
nd Masters Vivian Skogsberg and
Harry Keller, who have been in at
enhance from this city at the annual
)es Moines conference of the church,,
eturned Monday evening from Colo.
Rev. Skogsberg is returned by the con-
erence to the charge of the Marshall-
own church. The Marshalltown dele
alton is highly gratified over the Sc
ection of Rev. E. B. UT, of Lisbon.
heir former pastor, to the presiding
ldership of the Cedar Rapids district,
o succeed Rev. George w. Mullen, of
Nevada, also former MarshalItown
AS or, WIZ is transferred to the Des
foines district as presiding elder. Rev.
J. F. Nell, who was at one time pastor
f the south side church, now of Des
1oines. accompanied the Marshalltown
ontingent to the city and will remain
or few days visit at the home of
lev. and Mrs. o. Long.
Mrs. John b. Simmons was hostess
, fortysiX lady friends this morning
an April fool party. The guests We're
lvited for o'clock, when breakfast
as served, and remained until IL. The
-ay commemorative of all FOOLS day.
eginning with the last course first.
he menu showed quail on toast in one
purse, and the guests quailed when
icy saw the name OF their favorite
lrd written on a small piece OF paper !
ttached to a tiny piece of toasted