Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-04

ttaln, has gone to COLORADO, Nevada, an
other western states, and will renal
for an indefinite stay.
Have your chenille curtains cleane
and repaired at the Marshalltow
teed. We will surprise you with results
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Millhiser lef
Friday evening for Webster City an
| Carroll. and will visit briefly there be
fore going to their new home at Joliet
4 Mont.
4 Five-acre tract, good house, fair out
j buildings, considerable fruit, splendit
rich soil; mainsroad to Marshalltown
Cheap, s1,loo. Bell & Hill, Hopkin:
block.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies
! Missionary society of the Christian
4 church, was held Friday afternoon al
! the home of Mrs. A. H. Welker, 4ot
/ West State street.
/ Mrs. q. H. Doan, who was called t.
! N1uncie, Ind, recently by the lines:
Of her mother, is expected home early
next week. Mrs Doan writes that hel
mother IS very much improved.
Mrs H. P. Duffield was the leader
Friday afternoon at the regular meet
ling of the Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church, held
at the home of Mrs. Ella McKim, 1881
West State street.
The funeral of Victor De Witt will
be held from the German Baptist
Brethren church in Marion township
| Sunday morning at II o'clock, Rev.
Brewer officiating. Interment will be
| in Iowa river cemetery.
Miss Anna T. Collins, a nurse of ST
Thomas hospital, who has been at her
home in Iowa City for the past three
weeks while recovering from a severe
attack of iritis, arrived in the city
Friday evening. Miss Collins has re-
covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Let's, who have
been in the city as guests at the D. T.
Denmead home, while Mr. Let's was IN
attendance at the annual meeting of the
stockholders, directors and officers of
the Western Grocer Company, returned
to Chicago Friday night.
Owing to a broken rail Iowa Central
switch engine No. 8 became derailed
in the east yards, on the city lead, late
Friday afternoon. 1t was only the work
of a short time before the engine was
placed on the track again and the rail
replaced with new one.
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For Sale ~ 100 acres fair improve
ments, good soil, no waste; bargain,
and $4,000 cash will handle it; balance
easy terms. Splendid opportunity for
a renter to own a farm. For particu-
lars and description write or call on
Bell & Hill, Hopkins block.
The best crowd Of the season, fifty
cou pies or more, was present Friday
evening at Red Mems hall to enjoy the
program of dances at the Our club
May party. The evening was a great
success in every way. Several guests
We're present from out of town.
h G. F. Reimer and NJ. v. Horrocks
arrived home Friday evening from Iowa
City, where they had been to meet the
board Of control and survey the ground
for, the new buildings to comprise the
state sanitarium for the care of tuber-
culor patients. On account of the snow
in Iowa City Friday the work had to-
be postponed.
A story from Hampton, on the Iowa
pages today, tells of the loss of $50 in
paper money on the part of L. L. Con-
ner a former well known resident Of
this city Mr. Conner lost his purse
containing the money in his corn crib
last fall, and only recently found it.
The rats had eaten all of. the contents
of the purse with the exception of one
silver dollar which, being silver was
beyond the comprehension Of the rat.
One of the most Distinguishing fea-
lures OF Lyman H. HoWe's always pop
aill moving pictures which will be
seen in the Odeon Sunday, May s, is
their comprehensiveness Mr.. Howe
does not confne himself to any one
class OF plctures. His scope is world
W.!e ana he gathers his scenes from
tie utternost parts of the globe and
de:..e Incidents of the mighty ones
of the world in way that impresses
al .iue-.ol on the NINA OF everyone.
The program therefore is as aduca
uonal as it is diverting. The new pro-
gram Thoroughly covers the entire do
main of present day life at home and
abroad. 1t subtly and unconsciously
informs everyone while il eniertains.
Prices 10, %, 30 and SO cents.
Superintendent and Mrs. Aaron Pal
mer, III North Third street, were host
and hostess Friday evening to the.
neil. osrs of the senior class. and teach
ers OF the high school, special teachers
AID secretaries, the latter, Misses Olive
,suts and Maude Swingley. Principal
L. Y. BI'umbaugh received with Sup
erilten ,eat ard Mrs. Palmer. A very
d -lahHul socisl time and music by the
Crescent Mandolin club during the eve
ming We're enjoyed. and dainty re-
freslments We're passed by Margaret
" asson ana Helen Wells. Decorations
of carnations were used in the dining
room. The other city teachers of the
grades in the various SCHOOLS We're
entertained at similar affair this
afternoon, at the Palmer home, from
3 to 5 o'clock. The Crescent Mando-
lin club played, and the refreshments
We're again served by Margaret Was
son and Helen Wells,