Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-13
Times geu1h1ira., atars|atmmI amua, Aryast u 1906
F. e. Thomas, dentist. over 10 West
Main. Telephone, new S22.

F. E. Thomas, dentist. over 10 West
Main. Telephone, new S22.
Get our prices on ladies' cravenette
coats this week Benedict & Brintnall.
You can't spend ten cents to better
advantage than by taking in the car
nival tonight
| Deputy Clerk of the Courts Frank
Haradon has resumed his duties after
a vacation of several days spent with
! friends at Cedar Falls.
Mrs. Will Miller. 403 East State
street. is at st. Thomas hospital being
prepared for an operation for Appendix
citis, which will be performed some
time this week.
George r. Estabrook, a member of
! republican state central committee,
went to Des Moines this morning to at
tend the meeting of the committee for
the: purpose of reorganization.
| Travelling Auditor H. Bennon of the
Iowa Central is confined to his room
at the Y. M. c. A. building suffering
| from an attack of rheumatism in his
\
/ for week or more
iIrs. Elizabeth Newton has brought
suit for divorce from Clinton Newton,
on the grounds of drunkenness. She
also seeks the custody of a minor son.
| MI. and Mrs. Newton We're married in
Dcs Moines in January, 1897.
| Victor e. Ballou, and John Wiseni-
| Ter. both Iowa Central brakemen of
this city, took the conductors examiu !.
alton Saturday and both passed. Mr..
Balou has been assigned to trains Nos.
| II and 40, local freights .out of this
city.
| John Wise, of the Soldiers Home,
| left this morning for Minneapolis to
attend the national G. A. r. enca:lp-
ment He will also visit with his
daughter Leila. who is a nurse in the
hospital of the Minnesota Soldiers
Home at Minneapolis.
Mrs. j. w. Reynolds and daughter,
| Miss Millie Reynolds, Of Tacoma,
Wash. arrived in the city Saturday
| evening for a months visit at the
| homes of the formers sister and
brother, Mrs j. M. Reynolds and Mr..
FL M. Thayer.
| Rodney c. Wells who is at ST.
Thomas hospital. is recovering rapid
ly. and he is now convalescent. He is
! able to be out of bed a part of each
day, and during the past two days has
| been able to sit upon the hospital
veranda. 1t is thought he will be able
to leave the hospital before the end
of the week.
The Great Westerns Third avenue
crossing, which has been the cause
of many resolutions and much talk
in the council. is being planked. This
morning gang of workmen began
/, putting down three-inch oak plank
i between the rails of the companys
| tracks and about two feet on each
side of each track.
Mr.. Stewart Eason, of the postoffce
carrier force, accompanied by Mrs.
t1ason. left Saturday night for vaca-
ton Of ten days or two weeks, which
will be spent in Chicago, Joliet, and
Englewood This will be the first va
cation extending over a period of three
days that Mr.. Eason has enjoyed in the
| sixteen years that he has been employ
| ed in the postal service.
/ The excursion and picnic of Iowa
! Central employees, to be held in I'm
ion on the 18th inst, is not a public
affair. The committees in charge
have received inquiries concerning
rates. etc, but as the company do
mates the trains and the outing is ar
ranged for Central employees only, it
has been decided to allow no one on
board the trains except employees and
the members of their families.
The state board of control has noti-
fled Clerk of the Courts Lounsberry
that patients may now be sent to the
! inebriecy hospital at Knoxville without
first procuring an order from the board
and the superintendent. Because of
the crowded condition of the hospital
last March, the board issued instruc-
tons to clerks and judges that no pa
tient would be received without orders
from the superintendent. The hospital
is now in shape to receive all Corners,
and the order is therefore rescinded
A reunion of the Adams family,
| including members from this cit., Ell
dora, Union and from far and near
\ states, was held in a grove near Gift
ford Sunday. A delightful time was
enjoyed by the seventy-five or more
who attended. The town of Clifford
/ is on the land which was formerly the
/ farm of David Adams, the founder of
this branch Of the family. Those who
attended from this city were J. o. Adj
ans, Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Petit and
William Adams.
! Rev. P. H. Hines, pastor of the State
Street Evangelical church, left this
| afternoon on his summer vacation,
which will extend to the first of Sep
| TENDER. He went from here to Anita,
| where he will spend a few days. after
which he will go to Geneseo, Ill. Later
he will attend the annual campmeeting
and Bible conference of his church at
/ Center Point. Next Sunday Rev. E. F.
Nell will occupy his pulpit, but on the
| succeeding Sunday there will be no
services.
| A company of young people was en-
tertained by Miss Luella Mendenhall,
at her home, 2051a South First street,
| Saturday evening in honor of her two
nieces, who are visiting relatives in
Marshalltown, Misses Mona and Inez
Doane of Mitchell, the former having
| just returned from a trip in the east.
She will visit friends in nearby towns
for a few weeks, after which she will
return to mitchell, to assume her du-