Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-24

Miss Cora Reno, of Batavia. VINO mas
1 been visiting for a short time with
Mr. and Mrs. George Rice, at Green
/ Mountain, left for her home this morn
ing.
The Mission Study Glass of ST.
Paul's church met Monday afternoon
s West Lincoln street, for It's regular
reading.
The third of the Church League ball
games will be played tomorrow even
| ing at $50 on the Finkle diamond. Adj
mission 10 cents. Methodists VS.. Con-
| grega tionallsts.
Mr.. Oscar Rosengren, who was seri-
| ously injured Saturday evening in a
collision with an automobile. is doing
| as nicely as could be expected. his con-
| dition being slightly improved today.
| The condition of Miss Ethel Grover
south LalMoille, who has beaa
very seriously i'll of appendicitis is
slowly improving. altho she is not yet
considered out of danger. She is not
we'll enough yet to undergo an oper
alton.
The members of the city council and
| Mayor Ingledue spent part of Mon
day looking over the ground on West
Main street west of Thirteenth street,
and on Thirteenth street between Main
and Summit streets, where the council
has contemplated ordering sidewalks
put down.
William Randall, 107 North Fourth
street, has purchased the Henry Mat
ter home at ITO North Fourth street.
! and will take possession in a short
time. Mr. Randall will improve the
property and will have it ready for
the family to move into late in Sep
tember
When you can save from 20 to 80
per cent on the price of an article and
still get your choice from complete
stock, you ought to investigate the
goods and see what you need. We are
making a special effort in this sale to
reach the limit on low prices. and want
you to see the values. The d. C. Will
bur store
Mrs. Corie E. Stewart, of this city
has filed a petition in divorce from
her husband, Edward o. Stewart, on
the alleged grounds Of desertion. and
for other statutory reasons. The cou-
pie was married in this city March rs,
1903. Mrs. Stewart also asks in her
petition that she be restored her for
mer name of Mrs. Corie E. Newton.
Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Purdy, formerly
of this city, but now of Oskaloosa, who
have been in the city since Friday Wis
Mr.. nd MrS nj int Il
otheg friends. left Monday for Lake
weeks outing. They will stop here
home. next week.
General Superintendent D. c. Noon
an, of the Iowa Central with head
quarters in Minneapolis, arrived in the
city Monday evening and remained
here over night. This morning Mr..
Noonan left over the Story City branch
for a trip of inspection. He was ac-
companied by Superintendent c. S.
Hayden of Oskaloosa, who joined him
here.
Lee Maxwell of Chicago. who has
been visiting his brother, Mr.. Lloyd
Maxwell. for a short time, returned to
his home Monday night. Mr.. Lee
Maxwell expects to enter the open golf
tournament to be played on the course
of the Rock Island Arsenal Club, Aug
ust 10, IA and Is. He will enter from
the Country Club of this city, of which
he is a member.
Dr. w. S. Devine, of this city, and
his brother. DR.. Edward Devine with
the latter's wife and daughter, will
start on August 6 for an overland trip
from San Francisco to Marshalltown
in DR.. Edward Devine's Winton tour
ing car. They expect to arrive about
September /. From here DR.. Edward
Devine will continue the journey over
land to his home in New York City.
Mrs. Nancy W. Shannon and Mrs
H. C. Mitchell, both of Nevada, arriv-
ed in the city this morning to visit
for few days with Mrs. F. A. Mos
Grip and family. Mrs. Shannon is
great aunt of Mrs. 'Moscrip. Mrs.
Shannon's son, the late julius Shan
non, lived in this city for time a
number of years ago, being connected
at that time with the Statesman
Press, daily which was then being
published here
The Caprons, one Of the amateur
base ball teams of the city, went to
State Center this morning, where it
played the team of that place this aft
ernoon. The Caprons lineup is as
follows: Adams, pitcher; Richards,
catcher; Wagner, first base; Hunni-
cult, second base; Alberts, third base;
Veren, short stop: Adams, center field:
May, right field; Matson. left field, and
Koontzs substitute. Francisco accom-
panied the team to umpire the game
Frank Wright, who formerly worked
in this city, but whose home is in
Tama, was in the city Monday visiting
whit friends here. Mr.. Wright was,
prior to about a year ago. employed
in the office of General Storekeeper
W. G. Manchester of the Iowa Cen
trail. He left the company's employ
to enter the service of the govern
ment on the Panama canal and has
been there since then. Recently he Sc
ured leave of absence for a month
to return to his home to visit his par
ents. Mr.. Wright will not go gack to !
the isthmus until about the middle OF
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Hynds, who have
been spending the past month in the
west, arrived home Monday night DR.. /
and Mrs. Hynds visited at Montrose, |
Denver, Colorado Springs and Glen
wood Springs Col, and at Salt Lake |