Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-22

The Primary Teachers Union Will
meet tomorrow afternoon at ESQ In
room 20, Methodist church.
Alymer Reynolds, foreman of the
Iowa Central round house at Oskaloo-
sa, was in the city this morning on
company business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Baily, living two
and one-half miles southeast OF the
city. are the parents Of a daughter,
born to them Monday.
The regular meeting Of the Mission
Study Glass of st. Pauls church. was
held Monday afternoon at the home Ct
Mrs. d. w. Marston.
Hearts and Coaches" "Dice and
Diamonds "The Penalty of Populari-
ty," and many others. all in
Townsend's latest book, Reuben
Larkmead," at Liebigs.
1t keeps us busy making Buttermilk
bread, but SO far we have been able to
supply the demand. 1t is fine. We
can also serve you the best short order
meals in the city. Robertson &
Strub, Sundelrs cafe.
Big excursion to Cedar Rapids via
Chicago & Northwestern Railway,
Wednesday, August %, leave Marshall
town at Z o'clock a. m returning leave
Cedar Rapids $3.50 p m. Special train
goes right through, S1.50 for round
trip, big picnic and lots of fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hixson and son
| Archie, of Marietta township, arrived
in the city Monday afternoon from a
delightful western trip of six weeks.
They visited the Lewis and Clark CEN
tennial exposition at Portland, spent
fifteen days in the Yellowstone Nation
al park, and visited Mr.. Hixsons sis
| ter, Mrs. Edna H. Faulkner, at Camas.
Idaho.
Mr.. B. +. Robinson and two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Edith Robinson, and Mrs.
Finleyson, all of Armstrong, visited
with friends in the city Monday, being
on their way home from a visit in
Hartford, Conn, Norwich, Mass, New
York and Niagara Falls Mr.. Ward
Robinson, of this city, entertained a
| small company at a 5 o'clock dinner
given in their honor last evening.
Rev. S. C. Wadding, pastor OF the
United Evangelical church at Rad
cliffe, passed thru the city Monday
evening on his way to Eldora, from
Anita, where he has been attending the
convention of the ministerial associa-
ton of the Des Moines district Of the
United Evangelical church. He will
remain in Eldora for few days, join
! ing Mrs. Wadding, who has been as
sisting in a camp meeting in progress
| there
| Jacob Furnas, ]. L. Bolls, Samuel
| Drummer, and Mr.. and Mrs Conner
went to Chelsea this morning to attend
| the Tama county veterans reunion
which began there today and will last
thru Wednesday,. Chaplain Jesse Cole,
Of the Soldiers Home, also went to
Chelsea this morning. He will be one
| of the speakers. He addressed the
gathering this afternoon and will speak
at the camp fire tonight.
Miss Laura Jones daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. T. Jones. 100 East State street,
signed contract Tuesday for posi-
| ton in the public schools as teacher of
| the second primary grade at the ABB
| bolt school, the position held last year
by Miss Lola Britton. Miss Jones is Il
| teacher of experience. having been en-
gagged continuously for eleven years as
Kindergarten and first primary teach
| err in the Minnesota State School, Owa-
| tonna. She was reelected at the state
school this year, but the position here
was offered her, and she decided to
accept it in order that she might be
| at home.
Word received by B. w. Naylor, of
| this city, yesterday brought the news
of the death Of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Sarah Elizabeth Naylor, a former res.
ident of this county. who died last FRI
day at her home in Donnelly county,
Texas. Mrs. MAYORS death was
| caused by heart disease She was the
wife Of B. T. Naylor, who died In Tex
| as about two years ago. For about six.
wears prior to twenty-five years ago
Mr.. and Mrs Naylor lived on a farm
south of the city. John H. Chinn, a
step brother of Mrs. Naylor also lives
here.
In honor of Mrs Cummings and
daughter Lillian, of Newton, a picnic
that was planned for Cottage Grove
park, was enjoyed Monday evening at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. MeclS-
L ley. Inc cudHSG was aSSSSSitelCu VII
account Of the rain. but was none the
less enjoyable. Those participating
were Mesdames ]. !. Armour, T. Dam
skin Emmett Waters and John Bran-
l'necke, Misses Alice Patterson, Nellie
Brennecke, Maude Miller, Grace Bren-
necke, and Marjorie Armour. Mrs.
Cummings and daughter, who have
been the guests of Mrs. Waters and
other friends for a week, left for their
home this morning.
l The funeral of the late Royal HI.
Barnhart was very largely attended
Monday afternoon from the Barnhart
home, No. IL North Second street. The
capacity of the house was taxed to its
utmost to accommodate the friends of
Mr.. Barnhart and his wife, who were
anxious to pay their last tribute of re-
spect to a loving friend and neighbor
1.-THE floral offerings from friends
neighbors and relatives were most
beautiful and profuse. Rev. c. l..
Gould had charge of the brief service
| and his remarks were very appropriate.
| Mrs. r. E. Sears and Mrs. Hetty Heit-
shu sang the hymn, Gathering Home,
| One by One" which was the only mus
| lie of the service. The pail bearers
were Messrs. w. A. Davis, a. n.
French, A. T. Birchard. A. F. Balch,
Theodore Johnston and Jud Garfield.
! Interment was in Riverside.
Zimri Winery Reunion.