Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-30

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Place with US your farms, lands, city
properties. We can sell, exchange OF
buy for you anything in the shape OF
real estate or other me rchandise;
stocks of all kinds. If you h,lve money
to loan we can get you some good
farm mortgages. Do 1t today. John
D.. Vail Real Estate Company, 13C
West Main street Marshalltown, Iowa
Engineer Ed Brown of the Cen
trail who, since the new time went into
effect, has been on the local run, Ma
son City to Albert Lea, arrived home
last night. Engineer Sam Swanson
has been assigned to the run, and
will move his family to Albert Lea in
la day or two. Mr.. Swanson. formerly
ran out of Albert Lea, but was recent
ly. transferred back to this city.
A telegram to relatives from Colo
RADIO Springs says that if nothing In
terferes with the arrangements the
body Of Mrs. I. r. Roupe will reach
this city tonight. In that event the
funeral will be held from the home OF
the deceased daughter, Mrs. l. 7. Kir-
by, 512 North First avenue, Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Gould
will have charge Of the services, and
interment will follow in Riverside.
Mrs. w. S. Porter and daughter, Miss
Eortense, of Eldora, were III the city
Monday afternoon, being on their way
home from Des Moines where they
have been for visit of a few days
with the formers sister. Mrs. H. r
Reynolds. Mr., and Mrs Porter and
daughter will leave about the middle of
June for Grand Lake, Col. where they
will spend the summer. Miss Porter,
soon after the family's return from
tho. west, will leave for Charabersburg,
Pa. where she will enter Wilson Col
lege.
At the regulaa monthly meeting OF
the board Of trustees of the public Ii
brary, held Monday night, only the US
ual routine Of business was transacted.
During the absence Of Mrs. Haviland,
librarian, who leaves soon for three
months vacation, Mss Parks, teach
er in the public schools. will be en-
ployed as al assistant. The report of
the librarian for tile month showed
ScVGHlysLWO OOONS W AAosV OSSAi S1ASA
ed, and thirty nine new readers regis
tered. Books loaned during the month
numbered 1887, Of which 81 per cent
was fiction. During the same period
1858 persons visited the library. The
cash receipts were $31-12. The library
was ordered closed today.
The Entire Nous Club held Its regu-
OF "a
home of Mrs. T. ]. WATSON, the read
ers being Mrs. George Powers and
Mrs. A. Janney. The reading was
"Johny Bear" from Ernest Thompson
Seton's Lives of the Hunted" Light
refreshments were served Al. the close
of the meeting. The May social even
ing of the Entire Nous Club will be
held next Monday evening al. the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilton. 1t
will be a $3.50 o'clock dinner party and
the committee in charge Is composed
Of Mesdames Whitton, L. II. Willard,
j. Lee Williams Jennie Williams, w.
A. WATSON, F. H. Ackert, S. w. Nor
gan and A. Janney.
Members Of the Epworth League
and Methodist church joined in a re-
ception for Mrs. F. M. Coleman, Of
Toledo, wife of tn eformer pastor of
the church here The young people
planned the affair for Rev and Mrs.
Coleman, but DR.. Coleman unfortu-
nately, missed his train, and was not
able to reach the city. The evening
was spent socially, and light refresh
ments were served at the close. DR..
and Mrs. Coleman expect to leave To-
ledo about the 10th Of July for Califor-
MIA, Dr. Coleman having purchased a
fruit farm in the Santa Clara valley
near San Francisco. Owing to his inn
paired health it has been deemed
necessary for DIR. Coleman to leave the
ministry for a time, at least and he is
in hopes that the western climate and
out door work will soon restore him
to health. Mrs. Coleman was Joined
in the city this morning by. her son,
Clifford and this evening will go to
Hampton for a few days visit with
friends. Mrs. Coleman has been the