Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-29

the annual banquet of the Grant club
Boys and girls come to a penny so
cial at the Presbyterian church tomor
row night, to be given by a class o
10-year- boys for part of their shar
of the church building fund.
Miss Gertrude Cross, superintendent
of Eleanor Moore hospital at Boone
who was in the city Friday with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs +. p. Cross, re
turned to Boone this morning.
Mrs j. W. Lloyd, Ais Park street
was hostess Friday afternoon AT I
pleasant meeting of the Parliamentary,
circle of the 0. e. S. Lunch was en-.
joyed after the business session. j
Miss Josephine Welch, who only re,
Gently became convalescent after al
attack of appendicitis. re-entered st
Thomas hospital Saturday evening, ant
expects to undergo an operation thu
latter part Of the week.
G. F. Capron, of State Center, guar.
dian of Joseph H. Hollenbeck, has flee
suit for the district court, in which he
seeks to recover $113.56, which the pc.
tition alleges the guardian spent fol
his ward In excess of money received
from the guardianship.
Mrs Elizabeth Shite of Dauphir
county. Penn, and Mr. Isaac S. Meyers
of Furnas county, Neb., who have beer
visiting fer the past ten days at thu
home Of their sister, Mrs. e. Hepner
312 North Third avenue, left Satur.
day for C'orwith, to visit other rela.
|tives.
e. l.. Handley. of LaMoille, who ha!
been in Cedar Rapids for three week!
taking treatment for diseases of TIL.
stanach, arrived here Thursday even
ing and spent the night at the H. W
|alsriffin homa. Mr.. Handley returned
to his home Friday. He is much inn
proved.
Fourteen boys of the Bible study
clubsso the Railroad Y. Nj. C. A. took
the international examination at the
association building Wednesday even-
ing. The examination papers will be
examined here, and then forwarded to
the headquarters of the international
committee in New York.
+ The regular meeting Of the Metho.
dist Ladies' Aid society Thursday af
ternoon was held in the basement Of tn.
church. Mrs. David Lennox was hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. E. w. Jay, Mrs
Jay Johnston, Mrs T.. B. Haines ant
Mrs. William Steele There was an at
tendance of about forty.
Mrs. w. A. Miller, Mrs. A. II. Welke,
and Mrs Henry Matters, were hostess
es Friday afternoon at the Miller home
4l6 North Fourth street, to the Ladies
Aid society of the Christian church
There was an attendance of fifty-six
including nearly dozen guests. Re.
freshments were served during the So
cial hour.
Mrs. H. w. Griffin returned Saturda,
evening from Oskaloosa, where she hae
been for few days at the home o
her husbands sister. Mrs. e. w. Hin.
shaw, WHO is very dangerously iii O
tuberculosis of the bowels. Mrs. Hin.
shaw issfiao better. and her death i!
considered only question of shor
time.
Superintendent of Motive Power Johl
Horrigan, of the Elgin, Joliet & Easter
railroad. accompanied by Mrs. Horri
gan, passed thru the city Saturda,
OH their way from Joliet. Ill., to Eldors
to remain over Sunday with Mrs Hor.
rigaif's relatives. Mr.. Horrigan was
years ago master mechanic of the Iowa
Central.
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The program Of the biennial conven-
ton of the Iowa Federation of Won.
ems clubs, to be held in Oskaloosa Ma!
1417. contains the names of three
Marshalllown women who will tax.
part. Mrs. Wallace n. Arney will give
a paper on The Possibilities of Rura
Clubs and Mrs. T. j Fletcher, ans
Mrs. H. j. Howe will appear on the
work of The committees on child labor
and libraries.
NJ. Huebinger, president 81 the Iowa
Publishing company. wishes to inform
the public that the subscription list
for the naw Marshall County Atlas will
positively close on May IL, ana if any
body wishes any information in regard
to this work, Mr. Huebinger will see
that representative Of the firm will
personally call and explain the details
of this valuable publication. If inter-
ested cali on or address Iowa Publish
ing Co. room II, woodbury. building.
Salem Bruner spent Sunday in Ne
vada as The guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. P
A. Wilson. former Tama county
friends whom he had not seen fol
forty three years. Mr. and Mrs. Will
son ycarred Mr.. Burners presence here
thru the T.-R.. in mentioning the death
of Mrs. Bruner. and upon writing Mr.
vited him to visit them. The Ole
friends had lost all trace of one an
other. even tho they have. lived these
many years only few miles apart
The body of Mrs. Anna Folsom, who
died Friday afternoon was taken to
Berlin. an inland settlement in Hardin
county, near Owasa, Sunday morning
Interment took place in the Berlin
cemetery Sunday afternoon. and the
funeral services were held at the Ber-
lin church Mrs. Folsom was reared
at Berlin. and her parents and two
brothers are buried there Mrs. Fol-
sons soi,s, Mark and Andrew Folsom
of Milwaukee,, also the latter's wife
reached the city Saturday and ac-
companie.d the body to its final rest
ing place Other relatives who formed
the funeral PARTY We're two sisters OF
Mrs. Folsom, Mesdames T G. WILDER
of Eagle Grove. and H. Wood. Of Es-
thervilla-