Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-06

| tons, II South First street.
Mrs. Catherine Roers and Miss Roers
and Mrs. Mary Klosterman. of st. Paul,
are guests of Mrs Kate Keller.
Mrs. William Long, Marion street.
entertained the Womans Foreign Mis-
81 onary society of the Methodist church
IL its regular meeting Friday a. err
Non.
Mrs. Kate Keller and Mrs. P. M Ad-
amson were hostesses to &; few of the
teachers of the city at a prettily APP
| pointed l o'clock luncheon this after
noon at the Keller home.
| Mrs. Louise McElroy Shepley, of
| Boston, arrived in the city Friday eve
| ming and will remain for an Indefinite
visit at the home of her parents, Coz,
and Mrs. L. d. McElroy.
Supreme Secretary Jerry S. Green,
of the Home Guards of the World, will
go to Liscomb Sunday to deliver the
memorial address before the Modern
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors.
The Sunday School Teachers union
will meet Monday afternoon at $50
O'clock in the Methodist church. Rev.
c. w. McCord will give talk on the
special topic, Working With the
Boys"
Mrs. O. Shannon returned Friday
evening from Montour. where she had
been to attend the graduating exer-
cises Of the Montour high school Mrs
har nv ,,in D.i, Mo,
daughter of Mr. Merritt Princehouse
was a member of the class.
Mrs John Cox and daughter Hope
of Chappaqua N Y. arrived In the
city Friday evening, and will remain
for visit of a month or six weeks
at the homes of Mrs. Cox's parents,
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Nichols and
brother, DR.. n. H. Nichols.
Miss Catherine Armbruster was hos
tess Friday afternoon to Der Deutsche
Undertakings kreis. A very pleasant
meeting was enjoyed with eleven mem
bers present. Lunch was served fol-
lowing the regular reading. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Getz.
Mccain. of Des Moines. arrived in the
city Friday for visit of a week or
ten days. Miss Mccain will be a guest |
at the d. T., Denmead home, and Miss
Dinsmore will visit at the f. S. Ket-
chum home, and with other friends
Rev Dr. w. F. Pitner, Marshalltown |
district superintendent of the Metho-
dist church. left Friday evening for
Eldora, and Whittier. He conducted |
quarterly conference at Eldora Friday |
night, and at Written this afternoon
He will preach twice on the Written
circuit and at Eldora Sunday.
Fred Armbrecht of Clemens, accom-
panied to the city Friday a consign
ment of hogs shipped from Marietta,
which were sold on the local market.
head averaged 20 pounds.
August Reimenschneider, of State
Center, shipped two loads to the city
Friday, and Walter Berry, Of Colo one
load
The funeral of Burton Owen, 522
North First street will be held from
the residence at 1920 Sunday morn
1S, hGN. w. IL. eStotl olllCldlluS. l. lie
body Will be taken to Gladbrook, leay-
ng at 1870, and services will be held
1T the Badger Hill school house at
$50. Interment will be in the Badger
Hill cemetery.
Three Marshalltown boys were MEM
,ers of the big Iowa State College
lass, that was graduated from Ames
Thursday A. f. Berggren finished in
he mechanical engineering division;
Karl B. Meickley in agronomy; and
Dwight Denmead in animal husbandry.
Mr.. Berggren has already been offered
good position in Maine, which he Is
The fueral of Mrs. Roy Stoddard was
argely attended from the First I'm
ted Evangelical church Friday after
loon at O'clock. Rev. w. M. Force Of
iciating. The pail bearers were
Iessrs. John and Arthur Baker, James
Ray. w. G. Buhrer, Ralph Poynes, and
Roy Shady. Misses Bessie Bill, Myrtle
ioarche, Ethel Carroll and Bessie
Hanson, also Mrs. w. Madison, acted
S flower bearers.