Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-20

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; Dye Works.
Your Sunday dinner will not be com
: plete without spring chicken. We cal
supply you this evening or tomorrow
morning. j. A. Aude.
There will be no services at thu
; Friends church tomorrow on accoun
of the repairs being made to the build
ing. II is expected that the church vii
be ready for services by another Sun
day.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Chris
tan church met Friday afternoon Will
Mrs. w. H. Scott, 311 South Fourth
street. The meeting was largely at
tended, seventyfive members being
present.
Thirteen employees of the Lee, Bene-
dict & Co. store enjoyed picnic sup
per and spent the evening in social
good time at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
BENJAMIN Gettle. one mile north OF
Green Mountain, Friday night.
Mrs. H. S. Lawrence gave an in
| formal tea at her home on North Cen
ter street Friday Afternoon to fifteen
of her young lady friends, compliment
tary to Miss Emily Marlowe of Helena,
Mont, who is her guest during a short
visit.
Phil Hutchinson. of Hampton, who
represents the ts-Fletcher Com
pany in northern Iowa territory. spent
the day in the city with the firm on
business. Mrs. Hutchinson and daugh-
ter accompanied her husband as far as
| this city and went to Boone. where they
will remain for q few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Perry Policy. of Argentine, Kas.,
was the guest over night of Mrs.
Charles Rogers. while on her way from
her home to Eldora, where she will
spend the summer win her parents.
Mrs. Policy was one of the sufferers
from the recent food in the Kaw river
valley. The high water swept away
everything she owned in the way of
household effects.
Lowell Humphrey, of Oskaloosa.
veteran Of Company II. Twelfth Ohio
cavalry, and rs years of age, was
brought to the city Friday evening and
admitted to the Iowa Soldiers Home
has been in falling health for years,
and is almost blind He was accompan-
led by G. w. Blair, of Oskaloosa,
member of the Phil Kearney post, G. A.
r. Mr. Blair returned to Oskaloosa
today.
NJ. A. Ward, of Bromley, arrived in
the city Friday evening from Chicago
where he had accompanied earlier In
the week a carload of hatcher stuff to
the Chicago market. The cattle were
sold on the Wednesday market by
Ward 6 Pyle, and brought from $3.50
to $4.35 Mr. Ward also accompanied
a carload of steers that We're sold for
Fred Van Metre. of Bromley. Twenty
one head of the latter were marketed,
ard brought s4.75.
Master Mechanic W. O. Johnson, of
the Central, accompanied by his wife,
will leave tonight for Saratoga, n. Y.
where he will attend the annual con-
vention of the international Associa-
ton of Master Mechanics Mr.. and Mrs. |
Johnson will stop in Chicago over Sum |
day. After the convention they will go |
&c New York, where they will meet Mr..
Johnson's father, brother and sister of
r. l., and visit relatives liv-
ing in New York. They will be home
about July l.
The young people of the G. w. S. T.
Club, chaperoned by Mss Jessie Bin
lord and Miss Tip Inman. spent Friday
with the Sac and Fox Indians on the
alters reservation near Tama. The
roung people went overland, starting
Early in the morning, and did not re-
urn home until late n the evening
Breakfast was served at Montour, din
Ter was taken on the reservation, and
upper on the return trip near Montour
Those who enjoyed the pleasant ou,
ng were Misses Carolyn Beeson, Ruth
sinford. Lora Carney. Ida Shove ana
emma Woodbury., and Messrs. George
Fletcher Will Gilchrist, Carl Medl-
ey, John Woodbury. and John John T;
on. e
The Souvenir Cinch Club closed its
eason Friday evening with picnic, !,
which ii was originally Intended should
ave been held at the Sandoe shack,
southwest of the city. Ow-
ng to the rain the members of the .
hub were invited to the c. c. Cottle
ome on North Center street where, on
he broad veranda. the picnic dinner
vas enjoyed. This closes the seventh
ear of the club. and instead OF pre-
enting each member with spoon, az
as been the custom at the close of the
Their six years, forks We're given this :
lem. The guests of the club We're Mrs.
'harles Hendershott of Chicago; Mrs.
,alph Church. of Gilman: Mrs. Madi- 9
on Bentley, Of Ithaca, n. Y: Mr. and !
Irs w. A. Sandoe and Miss Susie
.usby.
The Gilman schools were brought to
close Friday afternoon and the teach !
rs left for their different homes. Miss !,
essie Catlow, principal of the schools !
or the past few years, came to this ).
i'y, and this afternoon went to Al
ion, where she will be with her par ,
hts. Miss Kate Whitehead returned
> her home in this city; Miss Cora M.
olton returned to Mount Vernon; and
iiss Mildred Bates went to Wyoming.
ne school year has been most sue
essful one, and the teachers think that !,
he school board OF Gilman is one of :
he most progressive ever found In
mall town. The corps for next year
ill be entirely new d. A. Tisdale, of
caring. will be principal. Miss cat
wv will rest for a wear and expects tOJ