Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-27
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Country club will give a dance ant
card party at the Pilgrim this even
ing.
Be sure and attend the recital b,
Miss Irma Wallace at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow night. Admission q
| cents.
No meeting Of the Calisonhian clu'
will not be held Tuesday with Mrs. Val
Orman as scheduled, but instead tn
meeting will be held in two weeks will
Mrs. White.
John S. Hlxson, of ST. Anthony. wa
in thee city Saturday with load o
hogs bought by Schaper & Hixsor
which was sold at the Britain & &C
yards. Seventythree head average
$50 pounds.
Fred Armbrecht, of Clemens. buyer
for August Riemenschneider of State
Center. sold in the city Saturday aft
ernoon to Britain 4 Co., sixty etgh
head OF prime heavy premium hogs
averaging $50 pounds.
Mrs Will Estel, who has been Yer!
seriously i'll for few days. suffering
from general sepsis following an alb.
scess on the breast, Is very much i'm,
proved this morning, and is now be.
lieved to be out of danger.
Messrs Peter Cannon, Ralph
Church. Eli Willcuts, P. r. Long
Frank Esnsminger A. F. Urbine, j. l.
wylie, l.. G. Beale. Fred Crandon, Ar
thur Jones, and Wendell Stansberry
all Of Gilman. were in the city Satur-
day
Miss Ruth Long, teacher Of the fifth
grade at the Rogers school, was called
to her home in Mason City Saturday
night by word announcing the serious
illness OF her father. Mr. j. ]. Long
Mr.. Long is suffering from an attack
OF pneumonia.
At mems conference at the Y. NJ
&c. A. Sunday afternoon 1t was practi-
cally decided to dispense with the US
ual religious services for men on Sun.
day afternoon, and devote the atten-
ton TO the study of the Bible by the
more active workers in the associa-
ton.
Rev. Mother Joseph, of ottumwa
who is at the head of the order OF the
Sisters Of the Holy Humility of Mary
In this province, arrived In the city
Saturday evening from Tama, accom-
panied by Rev. Mother Vincent ano
spent Sunday with the sisters OF ST
Mary's convent
Mrs. r. L. Meeker. ITO North First
street, entertained eighteen little girls
and boys Saturday afternoon from 2:3o
to S o'clock, for her little daughter
Marcia, who was years OF age sun
day. The children spent merry after
noon with various. games and then en-
joyed a dainty lunch.
Mr.. P. H. Peterson, OF Lake View
OF. OF the prosperous and progressive
IA. mers of Sac county, was in the cit,
saturday. being on his way home
from Chicago where he had been te
market some stock. Mr.. Peterson Is 9
son OF Lars Peterson, of LeGrand
whom ha will visit before returning tc
Lake View. Saturday evening he went
to Lumbar to spend Sunday at the
home Of his brother-in-l Arthur
Jones.
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Rev. A. w. Sinden. formerly pastor
of the Congregational church here, now
pastor at Nashua, was, in the city for
a few hours Saturday, leaving for
Nashua in the afternoon. Mr.. Sinden
had been to Grinnell most of the week
in attendance at the Congregations
state association meeting. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Sinden, nee WEIGH
who will remain for a few days visit
at the home of Mr.. William j. Fort, Gil
West Main street, where she made hel
home for a number of years prior to
her marriage.
Sunday a class of fifteen, twelve
boys and three girlskwas confirmed a
the Elm Norwegian Lutheran church
by the pastor. Rev. CLAUS Qualen. The
services commenced at the usual hour
in the morning and continued for ovel
two hours An audience that filled
the church to its utmost capacity was
present. including the parents of the
confirmed. relatives AMI Others The
church was appropriately decorated
with. plants and flowers. An Offering
to the home mission cause was also
placed on the altar.
The Misses Wayne and Winifred Til
den, of Ames, spent Saturday in the
city as the guest of Misses Esse Hath
away and Grace Packard. The Misses
Tilden are to be members of the Mar
shalltown party of teachers which viii
leave for Europe on June 8, sailing
from New York. The Misses Hatha-
way, Packard and Julia Padmore vii
he the members from this city, anc
aside from the Misses 1ilden there
will be included Miss Oda Clossem OF
Kansas City. friend of Miss Pack
ard. and Miss Padmore's aunt, Mrs
Martha Pringle. of Croton Lake. ~ Y
Mr.. Russell C. Tomlinson of Chica-
90, arrived in the city Sunday morning
for visit of about ten days at the
T. p. Marsh home. coming to be pres
ent at the graduation Of his cousin,
Miss Marjorie Nichols. He will also
visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tomlinson,
cousins, in this city.-and with relatives
in the country Mr. George L. Marsh,
of the University of Chicago, is eX-
pected to arrive in the dlty Thursday,
also coming for the graduation of his
cousin. Mr. Marsh will be a guest at
his parents home for about two weeks,
and intends to spend his summer vaca-
ton in Europe, going abroad the latter
part of June.
Miss Mary Jean Miller of this city,
who IS teaching at Rochester. N. Y,
will sail week from next Friday from
New York City, in company with a
small party of friends, for Europe,
where she will spend the summer. Miss