Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-27

this morning and will remain for an in :
ieffnite stay in Kansas and Oklahoma,
where he will represent the Rhoades-
| Car7neun Buggy Company.
DR.. F. J. Neiman went to Des Modnes
this morning to be present at the con-
ven:ion off the State Veterinary Asso-
citation. Its sessions commenced today
and will last turnout Thursday.
County Auditor w. E. McLeiand
went 10 Dies Moines this morning to
attend the annual convention of the
County Auditors Association, which
will be held in that city today and
Thursday.
Mrs. n. Merrill entertained a few
friends Tuesday evening at her home.
sos West Main street, as q surprise to
her husband. The hours were spent
with pit, following which refreshments
were served.
Colonel and Mrs. F. c. Let's, OF ch-
cago. who were In Oskaloosa Monday
night to attend the Lacey-Spencer
wedding. arrived in the city thds morn
ing. They remained here thru the day
and will return to Chicago tonight.
Mr.. Nathan Carter and niece, Miss
Chloe Carter. OF Marietta. were in the
city Tuesday, leaving in the evening
for Glidden, where tonight they Will
be present at the marriage of their
cousin. Miss Nellie Carter. They will
return home Friday or Saturday.
$3.50 -
If plVtnn,fh
Wis. Instructor of the VIOLIN At West
Urn College. who appeared before the
Twentieth Century Club Tuesday even
ing. was thss guest of Mr.. ard Mrs. F.
+. Lay during her stay in the city. She
returned to Toledo this morning.
The derailment OF freight train.
near Eddyville. blocked traffic for
lime on the Abba branch OF the Iowa
Contra! last night, and as 4 result No.
8, the north bound passenger due here
at 1859 this morning. did not arrive
until after II O'clock. II was run from
oskaloosa north as second No. !.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Chris
tian church of ST. Anthony was en-
tertained last week at the home of Mrs.
Charles Esterly. three miles southwes.
of st. Anthony. About forty. includ-
ing number OF the husbands OF menu
bers were present. The ladies quilted
a name quilt. Dinner was served by
Mrs. Esteriy.
A. S. Burnett went to Des Moines
this morning To be present at the frs.
annual meeting OF the Manufacturers
Association of Iowa. which convened
Tuesday and will last thru Thursday.
G. B. Estabrook and c. II. Speers will
.Ilso attend. MI Speers and Mr.. Es-
tabrook Will speak at tho banquet.
A number OF the ladies' OF the Christ
Ian church surprised their pastor. Rev.
F. Hey Lemon, and his wife. ut their
home on North Fourth street. Tuesday
afternoon. The affair assumed the
form OF a fruit shower, and proved a
great surprise to Rev. and Mrs. Lemon.
The afternoon was spent very pleas
antly.
Mr.. C. w. Sparks went to State Gem
ter Tuesday evening. where today he
Iswas with his brother, j. w. Sparks.
who underwent an operation TOR APP
pendicius Mr.. Sparks has been suf-
fering from the effects OF appendicitis
at different times for several years.
and his condition has become such Of
| late that an operation was deemed adj
visable, and the only remedy.
Branch Jones. until recently opera
tor in the weare Grain Company's Of
fice here. who went to Galva, H., ten
days ago to look at a business open
ing. has decided to remain and vii!
take charge OF the office OF the Celia
Commission Company. st. Louis, a:
that point j. r. Levy formerly Of this
city. who has been with the Celia peo-
| pie for several years, and who is to be
associated with Mr.. Jones, vii! take
charge OF the office at Woodruff. a
small town near Galva. Mrs. Jones ex
meets to 80 to Galva about the first o!
March.
The body of DR.. John w. Hartman
OF the chair OF anatomy in the State
University OF Iowa. who died Monday
at Iowa City after having undergone an
operation for appendicitis. passed thru
the city Tuesday evening. on the Cen
trail, en- route from Iowa City to Hamp-
ton. where tse funeral was held today
DR. Hartman was a son Of Senator and
Mrs. w. F. Hartman. Of Hampton
Mr.. w. J. Mcdonald. city solicitor u
Iowa City and brother OF Mr. ]. T.
Mcdonald, OF this city. was with the
funeral party. being one OF the pail
bearers, which were selected from
among the members OF Iowa City
Lodge. No. $50, b. p o. e. Mr.. Nc
Donald will stop in the city tonight. or
his way baVk to Iowa City. with his
brother.