Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-29

Mrs. Haradon's home
Car Foreman Gust Johnson. of the
Iowa Central, who visited Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Peoria, re-
| turned home this morning.
| Wanted Two energetic boys about
Fl seen years old for work after schooi
hours in the mailing room. Apply
right away at press room of T.-R.
The Hellberg jewelry store can fill
all your wants. guarantee the goods
and make you right prices. Everything
4 up to date in this store. Be sure to see
| this stock
James Weaver, and son, Jesse Weav-
er. Carl Schmidt, Joe Benson John
Aud Charles Winters, Howard and
Frank Burt and Henry Burk spent
| Sunday on the Iowa river near Secor,
/ fishing.
Mr.. A J. Pratt left Sunday after
noon for Mackinac Island and Petos-
key, Mich. and after a short stay at
4 these points will leave for Cohasset,
Mass, to visit relatives. Mr.. Pratt
will be gone a month
Railroad Commissioner N s. Ketch-
UNI went to Des Moines this morning
to attend meeting of the commission,
| held this afternoon on a drainage ditch
question from Bldora, in which the
Northwestern railroad is interested.
j. A. Snyder, of Butte, Neb., who
has been visiting with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Snyder, Of Timber
\
parted for his home this morning. Mr..
Snyder Is treasurer of Boyd county.
Solvay coke will not injure your fur
mace. 1t burns like hard coal lasts as
| long. but will give you more heat
Easy to regulate and is clean and odor-
! less. What more could you ask? In
.vestigate now. Consumers Fuel Co.
County Superintendent Of Schools
Mary Hostetler went to Marcus Sat-
urday evening on account of the sick
ness of her brother. DR. Calvin Hostel
Ter. Miss Hostetler's stay will be of
indefinite length depending on the
condition of the patient.
, The city council chamber, in the
northeast corner of the court house
| OoSSiiSHt' 10 OClHS CIedLeu. reprinted
and improved. Both the walls and
ceiling are being painted the former
white and the latter yellow The
woodwork is to be cleaned and var
nished
Mrs. William Ryan, and son Reginald
of Kentucky. spent the day in the city
at the home of Mrs. Ryan's sister, Mrs,
/, F. E. Northup. Mrs Ryan expects to
go TO Hampton to visit before return
ing here for longer stay. Mrs Nor
thup continues to show satisfactory
Improvement
One hundred and fifty from this
city. and many others from other
| points along the line of the Iowa Cen
trail. took advantage of the last ex-
cursion and went to Minneapolis and
St Paul Saturday night. The Central
ran two special trains. the first of
| which left this city about 1 o'clock
Sunday morning.
The families of David Lennox. T. S.
| Rist, D. j. Collins and A. j. More
house. Mrs. e. L. Leslie and daughter
Dorothy. all from the same neighbour
food on West Nevada street also Mrs
]. S. Perry, formerly of that neighbour
hood, and Misses Eugenia Headstem.
of Chicago. and Frances Young. the
two latter going as guests of Miss
! Fannie LennoX. spent the afternoon
and evening Saturday at the soldiers
home parks enjoying picnic sup
per
i Miss Lora Carney sos West Main
street. most delightfully."- entertained
about forty young ladies Saturday af-
ternoon at sewing party. in honor Of
Miss Pearl Benjamin Of Danville III.
A most enjoyable impromptu musical
program was given. and light refresh
| ments We're served by the hostess The
out-of-town guests aside from the
crest of honor We're Miss HERNIA Let's
, of Evanston. ILL., Misses Grace and
Shirley Cole of Kansas City, Mo-, and
Miss Jessie De Lang Of Chicago, III.
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Kinnan and son
Donald. arrived home Saturday eve
ming from Lake Francis. Mimi, where
they have been for two weeks. Mr..
w. B. Wildman. news editor of the
Times-Republican. who has also been
at the lake a fortnight, reached home
Sunday evening. accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. F. j. G. Pulsipher Of
Greenville. S. c. Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Wildman and son, Mr. j. w r. Wild
man, will be home Wednesday morn
ing. and Rev. and Mrs. Merle N
Smith and daughters will remain ten
days or two weeks longer The Mar.
shalltown party had very good fish
ing in every species excepting black
bass. which are only now beginning to
bite we'll
I. T. Forbes. who has been visiting
for week in Franklin Grove. H., and
Chicago. returned home Sunday Mrs
Forbes ana daughter Zuleme. accom-
panied Mr.. Forbes, but they will re-
main in Chicago for perhaps a week
longer with Mr. Forbes sister, Mrs c.
NJ. Landon. Saturday Mr.. and Mrs
Forbes attended the annual picnic OF
the Franklin Grove association of Chi
cago. which was held at Garfield park
OF the $50 who attended Mr. Forbes
lin Grove. whom he knew when he
lived there. but whom he had not seer
for twenty years. Miss Maud Swing
ley who has been visiting in Frank
lin Grove. accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Forbes from there to Chicago, where
she is visiting.