Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-27
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The City in Brief

Rose O Plymouth Town class play.
Odeon, May 30.
High school souvenir spoons at
Chamberlain's.
See Horne & Gelvin for barbed wire
and field fence.
Talbot fish reels carried in stock.
Horne & Gelvin.
Mrs. Julia Upson is quite seriously
Ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Stoddart.
Cemetery vases--just the thing for
Decoration Day-15c, 2 for 25c. See
Schmidt.
Glass play, "RoSe O. Plymouth
ing, May 20.
Graduates from the schools this year
will get better photographs at Sparks
studio than ever before.
Glass play at the Odeon, Wednesday
evening. May 90; class OF '07 will put
on Rose o Plymouth Town"
We sell the Lewis Power Washer
The city water furnishes the power.
Given out on trial See Schmidt.
The wimodausis society will meet
with Mrs. Il. l.. Jones' 20T East Main
street, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
Miss Irma Wallace viii give re-,
cital at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow evening. Admission rs cents.
Mrs. Hiram Avery and daughter,
Mrs. Bessie Powell, Of Montour, also
the latters son Raymond, spent Sat-
urday in the city.
Our lawn mower assortment was
never better We know we can please
you in quality--in price. A good now
er for medium sized lawn for $3.50.
See Schmidt.
The w. r.. c. Aid society will meet
Tuesday instead of Wednesday after
noon, with Mrs. Matilda Brown, at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. e. L. Hoag,
los North First street.
Esther Merle. the little daughter Of
Rev and Mrs. Merle ". Smith, under
went an operation for the removal Of
elOISiS anu FuuSuoiuS Mis- iitpi HiiiSss tLu
is doing nicely this afternoon.
s Miss Mary Carter, of Liscomb. came
to the city Saturday evening owing to
the illness OF her uncle, the late Will
liam Elgin who died Sunday morning.
Miss Carter will remain until after the
funeral
The funeral OF Rose Plunkett was
very largely attended this morning
from st. Marys church, conducted by
Rev. DR.. Fitzpatrick. The school chill
dren Of st. Mary's institute attended
the funeral in body.
Miss Leona Bale, a teacher Of the
Gilman schools, underwent an opera
stion at st. Thomas hospital Sunday for
the removal of diseased sub -lingual
gland. 1t is expected that the patient
will be able to return to Gilman Tues
day.
MISC Lyra Benedict left this morn-
ing for Madison, Wis, where she will
visit her aunt Mrs. w o. Shirk. for
few weeks. She will go to Milwaukee
from Madison to visit her sister. Miss
Jane. who is a student at Milwaukee,
,Downer College. Miss Jane will ac-
company her sister home the latter
part OF June.
Mrs o. G. Mcclure, of Grand Rap
ids, Wis. accompanied by her littls
son, who was, called to the city tel,
days ago by the illness of her brother.
Patrick gladden.. left for her home this
morning. Mr.. gladden. is very much
improved. Mrs. Mcclure formerly lived
here, and has not visited Marshalltown
for twenty years.
Manager A. j. Busby, of the Odeon.
went to Waterloo this morning. and
from there. Tuesday afternoon. will
leave for Burlington, where he will be
in attendance at the annual convention
of the Iowa State BiIlposters' associ-
alton, which begins on the 29ths and
lasts thru the Goth. Mr.. Busby IS, sec
rotary of the association. Mrs. Busby
accompanied her husband to Water
loo, and from there goes 10 Dubuque to
visit relatives for few days.
Mr.. A. j. Morley. who recently moved
to Lincoln, Neb., to take charge of the
department Of piano tuning of the Me-
braska state universitsr school of music,
arrived in the city 6 clay to remain
until after the high school commence
ment exercises. his daughter Frances
being member Of the class. Miss
Morley and her sister Grace will both
enter the Nebraska conservatory next
fall The family expects to leave for
Lincoln about June I.
Mr.. James j. Connors Of Tama, was
brought to the city Saturday evening
and taken to ST. Thomas hospital. Mr..
,Connors is suffering from cancer Of
the stomach and is very critically i'll.
He was here few weeks ago for
treatment, and 1t was advised that he
submit to an operation for the placing
of Murphy button to relieve a stoE-
page of the bowels. The man wanted
to defer the operation and now it is
feared that he is too far gone to permit
the doctors to do anything for him,
even in the way Of temporary relief.
One of the prettiest social affairs OF
the season was the luncheon and card
party given Saturday afternoon by
Mrs. J. Raymond Binford s North
Fifth street, to which invitations We're
issued to about sixty of her lady
friends. Those present from out Of
town were Mrs. Edward Garvey, Of
Walla Walla Wash. and Mrs. w. 6.
Herrick of Marshall Texas. The
luncheon was served at 1 o'clock,
Misses Lucille Willard, Sara Chamber
lain Louise Utz. Ruth Kimball Ruth
Ralch ard Flossie Holly assisting the