Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-30

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If you want your laundry work done
we'll and promptly, send 1t to Flitton.
DR.. Cora Williams, having returned
from the east, is again at her office,
over the Fidelity bank.
Miss Nora Ferguson spent Sunday
in Bangor in attendance at the Bangor
| quarterly meeting of Friends.
Assistant Manager w. l.. Let's, of the
Kansas City branch of the Western
Grocer Company, spent Sunday in the
city with friends.
Mrs. N. w. Baker, of New Sharon,
who has been in the city for a few days
visit as the guest of DIR. and Mrs. A. b.
| Conway, returned to their home Sun
day evening.
| The second team of the high school
went oveland to Conrad this morning
to play the school team of that place.
The clubs have played twice. each
team having won one game.
| Boone VS.. the Grays. is the attraction
at Finkle's park for this week. Games
on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
Admissions: Grandstand, SO cents;
| bleachers. % cents.
| Mr.. Charles Wright. stationery clerk
for the Iowa Central and Minneapolis
& st. Paul. at Minneapolis, arrived in
the city Sunday morning and was a
guest over today of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Wright.
| Mr.. Robert Stuart. formerly clerk
! in, f,ft, NJ IN, fb.,
diting department Of the Iowa Central
and NJ. & st. L.. at Minneapolis, arriv-
ed in the city Sunday morning and re-
| maired ever today as the guest OF
\ friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Williams and
children left Sunday morning for TT.
| Dodge, where Mrs. Williams and chill
| dren will remain for visit of month
or six weeks with Mrs. Williams par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Wakeman.
| Mr.. Williams will return tomorrow.
The Boone club comes to the city
tomorrow. Tuesday, for q; series of
three games on that day and the two
days following. All of the games Will
be called Mt $3.50 o'clock, excepting
| Thursdays game. which will COM
mence at o'clock, owing to Gentry
Brothers show.
DIR. L.. f. Kellogg and daughter Flor
ence, went to Webster City Saturday
evening, where they remained over to-
day as the guests of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kellogg. Drs.
Howard and Ray Kellogg, and their
wives. of Sioux City, We're at their
parents home for Memorial day.
| .
Mrs. Robert Denbow. of Albion. who
has been in poor health for several
| months, is gradually growing worse,
and for the past few days it has hardly
| been thought possible that she would
survive The patient is being kept I'M
der the influence of .opiates. and it is
| thought that the end will arrive with
in few days.
| Mrs. Josie Corbett, of Manson. a
teacher in the public schols of that
place, arrived in the city Saturday
might and will remain for n visit of a
few days sthe guest of DR.. and Mrs.
A. B. Conway. and other friends. Mrs.
Corbett is on her way to her home in
Ottumwa. where she will spend the
/ summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elder and
daughters, Margaret and Grace, of
oskaloosa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Elder and children, of Boone. arrived
in the city Saturday evening, and re-
manned over today at the homes of Mr..
James Elder and Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Elder participating in Memorial
day family reunion.
/ Rev. F. w. Russell. formerly pastor
| Of the Presbyterian church of this city,
/ now pastor at Boulder, Col. greeted a
large audience at his former church
/ Sunday morning. In the audience were
many who were his former parishion-
ers. Rev Russeli's subject was 'The
| Greatest Historical Fact In the World
and his people were reioiced at the OPP
portunity of again hearing him.
The prize catch of the many who
went fishing yesterday, doubtless be-
| longs to Roy Cook, a clerk in the Nc
| Bride & Will drug store who yesterday
! captured with rod and line an eight
pound wall eyed pike. The fish was
taken in Asher creek, about n quarter
of a mile from it's mouth. The river
bank was again lined with fishing par
ties yesterday, but the catches We're
all small, as the water is very high and
| roily.
/ AS a fitting close to several weeks
1 study of China. the members of the
/ Phoenix Study Club of Albion We're en-
| tertained at China social Thursday
evening by the president Mrs. Harrle;
Fox, and Miss Eva Hamhleton. at thS'
home OF the former. The Chinese idea
| was carried out n the decorations OF
/ the table. and also in the floral decora-
tons. and the Tartarian honeysuckle
| and ferns were used in the various
| rooms. A three course collation. was
served. Small silk Chinese flags and
/ jess sticks were given as favors.
/
Miss Anna Hemmingsen, who has
! been in Chicago at the home of her sis
| ter. Mrs. b. f. Sawin. since last winter,
and who has been i'll for the past ten
weeks was brought home Saturday
evening and removed in an ambulance
| to her home. 81 North Third avenue.
| Mrs. j. p. Hemmingsen. who was called
| to Chicago owing to her daughters ILL
ness, a few weeks ago, accompanied her
| home. Miss Hemmingsen is recover
| ing slowly from the effects of her i'll
| ness, which was originally an attack
| of stomach trouble. Catarrh of the
4 stomach has followed the initial trou-