Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-05

Principal E. " Brumbaugh, of the
/ high school, left this morning for OF
4 tumwa to attend the meeting of the
Southeastern Iowa Teachers Associa-
(! ton, which began this afternoon an6
continues until Saturday. Miss Fannie
4,Quaife went to Ottumwa to attend the
i meeting Wednesday night
4 Mrs. Frank Dewey entertained about
j twenty of her lady friends Wednesday
| afternoon in honor of Miss Louise
! Dehl, teacher in the Boone schools,
who is spending her vacation in the
/ city with friends. The hours were
pleasantly spent with games and other
amusements and light refreshments
We're served by the hostess.
! Rev. S. H. Newman. of Burnside,
! delivered an illustrated lecture before
a small audience at the Swedish Luth-
/ eran church Wednesday evening on
| the Passion Play" The pictures
shown We're those of the passion play,
ag given by the German peasants of
famous paintings of incidents of
Christ's life. The lecture was instruc-
tive and the pictures We're good.
for Rock Island, H., where she will
! make her home. Mr.. Barry will he
here Friday. and accompany his wife
and little son to Rock Island. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Johnson, of Dillon, who
own the home at the corner of Second
avenue and State street, where the
Barrys have been living, have arrived
in the city to take possession of their
property.
An agent of the Barber Ashphalt
Co. was fined $1,000 at Green Bay, Wis,
for forcing three men of the council of
that city to accept $500 as pin money
They evidently did not have the OPP
;portunity of buying those nobby spring
suits we are making at the low prices
we are offering them. We take the
cash discount on every piece of suit
ings we buy, and can sell cheaper than
any tailor in central Iowa. Brenneck
the reliable tailor.
Farmers and horsemen: We have
rented the Janney feed yard on North
Center street to conduct our monthly
sales. You will always find horses for
sale at the above location, and there
will also be buyers there at all times
Our next sale will be held Thursday,
April 18th. There will be usual num-
Der of buyers at this sale, bring in any
thing to sell. Commission 50 per head
on all horses sold. No charge for horse
not sold. Remember the date and
place. Robt. $. Gowdy G. G. Crazy.
A crowd of the younger high school
81,
nesday evening at. the home of Mabel
and Mary Peterson, three miles east of
here. the girls nine in number, acting
as hostesses to their boy friends. They
met at the r. w. Mcbride home, and
made the trip in hack. The party
was composed of Mabel and Mary Pet
erson, Mary Packer, Marie Mcbride,
Hazel Willard, Valrosa Vail, Marjorie
Ketchum, Gladys Anderson and Edna
Garvin, and George Hockridge, Carl
Click, Clare Maxwell, Otis johnson,
Leo Boucher, Archie Kirk, Herman
Gableman Dudley Gregory and Jim
Wiley. Cards and other games were
enjoyed, followed by light refresh
ments.
The degree team and members of
Marshall Lodge, No. 40, R. D., were at
Gilman Wednesday night, where the
team exemplified the work upon class
of candidates The Marshalltown party
visiting the Gilman lodge was compos-
ed of j. c. Williams, Mrs. T. E. Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs.sJ. S. Perry. Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. Ferree, Mrs. Hannah Ackley, Mrs.
L. L. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Burt Nicholson,
Mrs A. M. Rhoades, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. T. Barnhill, Mrs. Eliza
beth Miller, Misses Lizzie and Addie
Rehbarger, Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Swick,
Mrs. w. o. Butler, Mrs. C. H. Schechter,
Mrs Henry Slime, Miss Theresa Probst,
Miss Emma West, Miss Minnie CraW-
ford. Mrs. Isaac Painter. Mrs. Doane,
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Sheetz. Miss Sadie
Peterson. Miss Lena ,Simkins and Mr..
Fred Gard.
pleasant surprise on Rev. j. B. Me-
low, pastor OF the State street United
Evangelical church. was enjoyed by the
Wednesday night at the 4
J. j. Lockhart home on East state
street Wednesday evening was the
regular business meeting of the K. L.
c. E.. which was held at the home of
Miss Elsie Hunger. 312 East State.
After the business meeting those pres
emit. including Rev. Meloy. went to the I
Lockhart home where other members
Of the church and congregation had t
Assembled On behalf of the church, |
Mr.. E. H. Alsbaugh presented Rev. |
Meloy with a cash donation as a slight |
token of the esteem in which he is
leld by the church members. Mr.. Me-
far