Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-23
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returned home wednesday,.
Miss Nina Strickler and lady
friend from Cambridge, visited over
Sunday at the James Stricken home
After an illness of several months
death relieved the suffering of Mrs
J. L. Goodwin at her home near
Rhodes. Mrs. Goodwin was highly re-
spected and we'll loved by every one
who knew her. The funeral services
were held Thursday afternoon in the
Methodist church, conducted by Rev
Lease. The body was followed TO Its
last resting place In Eden cemetery
by a long procession OF sympathizing
friends and neighbors. The floral
attributes weret most beautiful
Ellen Morrison was born in Wash
ington county, Pennsylvania. Nov Is,
1910, and was married to j. l.. Good
win In Clark county, Missouri, May %,
1851. She became member OF the
Presbyterian church at Princeton,
Iowa, in 1860, and Of the Methodist
church in Rhodes In 1890. She de-
parted this life May IA, 1907, aged So
years. Deceased was the mother of six
children, five daughters and one son,
Three daughters, with the son and
husband, remain to mourn the loss OF
kind and loving mother and good
and faithful wife The children, Mrs.
DIARY, of Baxter; Mrs. Jennie Troxeh
OF Baxter; Mr. Charles Goodwins OF
North Dakota, and Mrs. Mary Star,
were all at the bedside of their mother
during her last days of suffering and
death. One granddaughter, Miss Bessie
Bishop has made her home with her
grandparents since a very small child.
LAUREL.
May 23.-The ball game here Satur-
day between the Laurel club and the
Capron club of Marshalltown, resulted
In score Of 10 to 0 in favor OF Laurel.
Jack Erwin came to town Saturday
to see the ball game and, In preparing
himself, to properly enjoy the sight,
took on a little too much Of the %, be
joyful" became disorderly, and was put
in the lookup. He was arraigned be-
fore his honor, the mayor, late in the
evening, on charge of being drunk
and, disorderly. was fined $40 and costs,
which he paid. and was released.
Rev. L. E. Gallagher was at Glad
brook this week attending the district
conference OF the NJ. e. church.
d. C. Bligh. who has been in the en-
ploy Of the L. r. Maytag Company$fo for
several years past, has resigned his
position, and will 20 upon the roadsf
the Proctor and Gamble Soap Com
pany. r. r. Atkinson will take the Pos
sition vacated by Bligh.
)Elmer e. Ingraham, son OF the rural
carrier, A, Ingraham who has beer,
conducting a barber shop at Clear
Lake the past year, has sold his BUST
ness there and is now visiting his par
entsS 0
Miss Nettie Walker entered state un-
iyersity hospital at Iowa City Mon
day and will undergo an operation Tor
@tss
Mrs. Lottie Awtry went to Iowa City
Tuesday and will enter the university
hospital for treatment. se
County superintendent Hostetler
visited the Schools In LAUREL and ytcin-
ity Thursday and Friday u
Mrs. Lou Young, yof Gilman, was an.
over Sunday visitor with Mrs. D. Paul
MELBOURNE.
May 23-Fred Wilbur and aarrJ
Stoddart Of Marshalltown, spent Tues
day in town on business. III
owing to the illness Of many the
schools have been closed for the sum-
mer
Charles Wensel spent Monday in
Marshalltown.
DR.. Graham Of Baxter, was In the
city Tuesday evening.
Mrs Ella Davis. Of Malcolm, Isl
spending the week with her daughter,
Mrs. G. A. Seely.
Homer Morris spent Monday In Mar.
shalltown. 81
Edward Yokum and wife, Of Spring
Vile, are visiting relatives here this
week. Il
Florence Cain is convalescing from
an attack OF the measles.
ST. ANTHONY.
May 2s.-Mrs. James Dunn and Miss
Lizzie Dunn spent Sunday IN Mar
shalltown visiting friends.
H. H. Buck went to Des Moines
Albert Spence left Tuesday for Alex
andra, s. d. for a visit with his
brother, Robert. who is in very poor
health.
The st. Anthony bankfhas done some
nice improvement by way Of papering
and painting inside and painting the
front and putting UP a new awning.
N. b. Ivans bought fine young
team of horses from James Barton
Monday.
William schaper shipped a car load
If hogs to Chicago Tuesday. John
Deal and Jordan brothers each shipped
i car of stock to Chicago Wednes-
lay.
DR.. White left Wednesday for his
home in Oklahoma.
BANGOR.
May 23.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Her
locker and family visited at Owen
at Conrad, Sunday.
Mrs. John Carter and daughter,
9earlie, visited Tuesday with Mes
lanes Charles and d. G. Norman.
Mrs Grace Logan and little baby,
If LaHarte, Kas., are visiting at =. r.
GREEN'S.
Mrs A. E. Hollingsworth and son,
,isited part of last week with the for
ner's daughter, Mrs. Glen Wilson. of
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