Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-26

Saturday night. Williams orchestra.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
Iowa Central. was in the city today
on company business.
The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. D. w. Norris Jr., Ali
Jerome street, Friday afternoon.
The Royal Neighbors Aid Society
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
l.. S. Gantz. sos North Center street.
Baptists VS.. Congrega;;onals, Ease
ball game tomorrow evening at $3.50
Everybody should attend as this viii
be a fast game.
There is no rowdyism at the Church
League ball games and no misrepre-
sentation regarding goods at A. E.
Wilbur & Sons.
Mrs. S. j. Tinker 7O2 East Main
street, entertained the w. r. c. Aid
| Society Wednesday afternoon. After
| the regular meeting the hostess served
| refreshments.
| Boston brown bread and old fashion
ed ginged bread, fresh baked on Thurs
day of each week from the Sanitary
bakery, for sale at Culiey's, the gro
Ger, butcher and baker.
| Albion Chapter, 0. E. S., will give an
entertainment Saturday evening, July
%. at the Albion Masonic hall, for the
| benefit of their music fund. Program
and refreshments % cents. Everybody
| welcome.
The certificates issued for the piano
| contest by the Redel Music Company
| will expire September l.. Those hold
ing certificates should make their pur-
| chases in order to have the amount
applied on an instrument.
| w. A. Cunningham, a machinist's
| helper while grinding tools on an
emery wheel in the Iowa Central shops
| Wednesday. was painfully injured by
piece of the emery wheel which
! flew loose and struck him in the eye.
The public library recently sent SOU
venir library post cards to all the 9th
er libraries in the state, and is now re-
ceiving similar favors, so that it will
soon possess collection of pictures
of nearly every library building in
| Iowa.
Lie values on CdEpelS ettl0
rugs that we have been telling you
about are actual and we tell you again
| that during the big reduction sale you
will get more goods for your money
| than ever before The d. c. Wilbur
| store.
The condition of Rodney C. Wells,
who is among the patients at ST.
Thomas hospital, shows marked i'm
provement from day to day, and his
progress towards recovery is as sat
isfactory as his physician and friends
could hope for.
d. I. Hilsabeck has filed a suit for
the August term of the district court,
by which he is seeking judgment
against A. r. Hilsabeck and A. NJ. In
gersoll, on note for $500, including
interest since Aug. %, 1905, which he
claims is over due and unpaid.
Mayor o. L. 1ngledue and wife,
Sheriff C. S. Hutson and Mrs. Hutson,
and Chief of Police Nicholson and wife
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Haas and Deputy Sheriff A. A
Nicholson and party, who are camping
in Timmon's grove, near Marietta
c.. e. Wilson, one of the travelling
representatives of the Times-Republi-
can. who has been away on vacation
Of several weeks, has returned home.
Mr. Wilson has been at his timber farm
near Peshtgo, Wis. and while there
cleared eight acres of timber and seed
ed his land with clover and timothy.
Secretary John A. Goodell writes
from Duluth, where he is now, that the
date for the annual camp of the boys
of the association has been changed,
and instead of holding it. beginning
Aug. 20, it will not begin until Aug
30, and will continue for six, instead
of ten days, as was originally planned
Mrs. Charles Emerson and Mrs.
James Benson, of Boone, and Mrs. John
Lindgren and daughter Jennie, of Box
holm, who were in the city to attend
the funeral of Miss Jennie Eich, re-
turned to their homes Wednesday
night. Mrs. Lindgren is an aunt of
Miss Eich, and Mrs. Benson and Mrs.
Emerson are cousins.
Miss Hazel sandoe, 3o6 North Center
street, Informally entertained four.
teen of her girl friends Wednesday af-
ternoon, in honor of Miss lima Ses-
sions of Des Moines. who returned to
her home today after visit of severa
weeks here as the guest of Misses
Catharine Ketchum and Charlotte
Click. A jolly time and dainty refresh
ments were enjoyed.
Miss Rachel Currey. who was utility
teacher in the public schools during
the past term, and who had been as
signed to teach history in the high
school during the coming year, has
resi- gned, and will go to Braintree.
Mass, in the fall, where. she has ac-
cepted a position. Miss Currey with
other MarshalNown teachers, is spend
ing the summer at Lake Minnetonka,
near Minneapolis.
The parochial school of the Elm
Norwegian Lutheran church, which
has been in session at the Click school
building for several weeks, in charge
of Miss Godeli Highland, of Slater.
who is the teacher, will close on Aug.
3. On that date the children of the
school and those of the Elm Norwe-
gian Lutheran church, will hold pic
mic at Riverside park. Transportation
will be provided for all those who may
wish to attend.
A letter received at the association
this morning from Secretary John A.