Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-15
Grocers' picnic June Is.
Redmen dance tonight.
Dance at Forney's hall tonight.

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Dance at Forneys hall tonight.
DR. Bullard, osteopath, % E. Main.
Trouserings for middle aged men at
Hopkins.
Simkins & Estel. funeral directors
and licensed embalmers, 1913 East Main.
Take day off and have a good time
at the grocers' picnic at Clear Lake
June Is.
st. Marys commencement exercises
Odeon theater, Monday evening, June
II, o'clock.
Remember the league game, Mar
shalltown VS.. Burlington at Clear Lake
Tuesday, June IS. Grocers' picnic.
DR.. and Mrs. N. E. Mighell returned
home this morning from two weeks
visit in Wolcottville, Ind, with the for
mer's mother, Mrs. R. l.. Mighell.
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Henry Sundells restaurant is the one
place IN the city where you get good
wholesome meal for less money. In
spected meats served. A square meal
for little money.
Superintendent c. S. Hayden, of the
Iowa Central, was in the city Friday
evening, being on his way to West
Bend, Wis, where he will spend Sum
day with Mrs. Hayden.
The board of supervisors were in adj
journed session of the June meeting
today to close UP business that was
uncompleted when the board last al
journed early in the week.
Mr.. Abbott Click son Of Mr.. and
tending the University Of Wisconsin,
at Madison, arrived home Friday to
spend the summer vacation with his
parents.
Miss Ida Olson continues to improve
today with her case of appendicitis,
and Is considerably better than she
was a few days ago. 1t is believed now
that no abscess will develop. This
was greatly feared few
days ago.
Mrs. wallace Mali and little daughter
Leone. of Oakland, CAL, arrived in the
city Friday night from Kansas City,
where they stopped few days, for
about two months visit at the home
of Mrs. Nails mother Mrs. c. A. Wes-
colt, 10S North Fourth street.
Mrs. c. Ballinger, Mrs. James Reese
and Mrs. T. j. Satterlee. of Boone, were
in the city Friday as guests at the
home of the formers sister-in-law,
Mrs George L. Mason. The ladies were
on their way home from Dubuque,
where they had been In attendance at
the w. r. C. state convention.
The members of Miss Clara Grips
music class at Albion, fourteen in num-
Der, enjoyed delightful afternoon
Friday at her home, sos North Second
avenue. They also gave an informal
musical and Mrs. Grips entertainei
hem by reading several stories.I The
hostess served light refreshments.
George W. McGill. formerly general
agent for the Clark Coal and Coke
of Peoria, arrived in the city
his morning, and this afternoon left
For Chicago. There he will join Mrs.
McGill and family and they will go at
ance to Minneapolis, where Mr.. Nc
Gill becomes general agent for the
Mrs. George A. Tingley, of Albert
Lea, Mimi, who came to the city Fri
lay, to attend the Ladies' auxiliary re-
,eption at the Merritt Greene home,
md was the guest Of Mrs. N F. Miller,
eft for her home this morning. Her
laughter, Helen, who accompanied
Ter, will remain for visit of a week
u more at the Miller home.
The managers Of the Marshalltown
Buggy Company were hosts at small
oarty of gentlemen friends at the fac
DRY Friday evening. The show room
md offices were lighted to display
sample vehicles, and refreshments
we're served. If the president of the
company had intended the gathering
,or any other purpose than social
good time, he forgot his plans, for
aothing more was done or said. 4
DR.. Frank C. Gearhart, of Mount
nary department of Iowa State Col
eye recently, was in the city this
morning on his way home. DR.. Geap-
lart has just received ain appointment
rom the war department for service in
he Philippine Islands. He will sail !
rom San Francisco for Manila on June
49, The position pays to start with,
salary of $1,000 a year. DIR. Gearhart |
secured the place thru civil, service ex-
which he took in March, |
tut his appointment did not follow I'M
IL the department had been notified Of |
lis graduation.
The members of Chapt BIB, of P. E.
J.. gave delightful 8 o'clock breakfast |
his morning at the home Of Mrs. H. A. |
kinnan, the affair being more espec- |
ally for two, of their number, Mrs. w. |
T. Burrows and Mrs. Julia Hanna.
Who will not be with the chapter next |
eason, both leaving probably in Aug |
lst, the former for Cedar Rapids, and |
Mrs. Hanna for Chicago. Two new
members were also welcomed, Mrs. |
Merle n. Smith and Mrs. Lacey j.
Patterson. Mrs. Burrows and Mrs.
Hanna were each given P. E. 0. SOU
enir spoon. Table decorations were
# red peonies, and the place cards
we're tied with marguerites. One
uest was present. being Mrs. Alice B.
yoble, of Belle Plaine. The P. E. O.'s
ave adjourned until fall
NOW PHILIPPINES TEACHER.