Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-01

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Mrs. Archie Elson arrived home tlri
morning from ten days visit witt
her husbands relatives in Peoria an
Monmouth.
Ex-Judge Whitaker of Boone, was in
the city this morning while on his Way
to Oskailoosa to visit with relatives f,r
a few days.
Rev. ]. H Cakerice and wife #
Written, left Monday for Abilen,,
Goodland and other Kansas points, Ter
a several weeks vacation.
Miss Anna Fry, cashier of the Farm
ers' bank of Gearing, was in the CITY
Monday evening. en- route home from.
few weeks visit in Philadelphia.
Pa.
Mr. Nicholas Baker, of ottumwa
who has been in the city for week as
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. George
Painter, returned to his home Monday
night.
Mrs. George Huntley and little
daughter, Eleanor, of Waterloo, are In
the city for a few days visit at the
home Of the formers brother, Rev. w
F. Pitner, and wife.
Mrs. Carl F: Kuehnle and daughter
Miss Lydia Belle of Dentson, arrived
in the city this afternoon, and will re
main for a few days visit with Mis-:
Katherine Armbruster.
Miss Margaret Dunn, of st. Anthony,
went to Clear Lake Monday night, aid
after weeks outing will go to Beryn,
Tama county, where she will te491
during the coming school year. h
Rev. and Mrs A. M. Hanson. of De-
ing, being on their way home from
Forest Home, where Mr. Hanson filed
the Christian church pulpit Sunday.
Secretary H. L. Heinzman, of the
student Y NJ C. A, of the state uni
versity at Iowa City. spent the day in
the city, comforting with ]. A. WHIT
more, state secretary of religious work.
Sheriff and Mrs. G. S. Hutson and
Mr.. Illusions parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leason Hutson, of Union, who have
been visiting for ten days with rela-
tives near Spirit Lake, returned home
Monday night
Mrs. Edward Lynch and little daugh-
ter arrived home Monday evening from
Clear Lake, where they have been
spending the summer at the Taffree cot
tage. The Tuffrees expect to return
the latter part of the week.
Misses Doris and Elsie Hardy, of
Cedar. Falls, returned home Saturday
evening after a few days visit at the
Rev. w. H. Scott home. Miss Addie
Bell, of Marietta, who spent the week
as the guest of Miss Lola Scott, re-
turned home Sunday.
Rev. Harlan Carter, pastor of the
Friends church of Hesper and BROTH
erin law of Mesdames G. NJ. futile
and w. r. Painter, of this city, passed
thru the city Monday evening, en- route
to Oskaloosa to attend the Iowa yearly
meeting of Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Fenner will
leave on the 10th for Columbus. O.
where Mr.. Fenner will attend the grand
Lodge session of the Brotherhood o1
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Mr.. Fenner goes as al delegate from
Guide lodge, of this city.
Mrs. r. j. Paine and Master Albert,
of Rochester, Mimi, who have been
wishing friends and relatives for the
past two weeks left for their home to-
day. They were accompanied by the
formers sister in law, Mrs. Annie L.
Smith, of Washington township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Whitenack were
in Tama Monday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Wflitenack's grandm other, Mrs
Rachel Foote, which was held at
o'clock in the afternoon!Mrs. Foote dfeo
Saturday night Had she lived until
Sept. ~, she would have been 95 years
old.
REV. DR. Elijah Brown Jones. of Ce-
dar Falls, formerly pastor of the FNirs'
Baptist church of this city, was lin tht
city today, experimenting the packing
Of his household goods, which have
beer stored here since he moved to Ce-
dar Fails. DR. Jones returned ito Ce-
dar Falls this afternoon.
Mrs. Ellen Mansfield returned Mon
day evening from Oskaloosa. where She
has been for weeks visit with hel
sister Mrs Charles A. Dicks. Mrs
Dicks accompanied her and was hers
for the day. Miss Gertrude Mansfield
who accompanied her mother, will re-
main for another week.
Mrs. l.. K Thayer, wife Of an lowe
Central swito1man, who has been liv-
ing IN Minneapolis, is expected to ar
rive in the city lin a day or two. Mrs
Thayer will make her home here with
her husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Thayel
went to Minneapolis a few months ago
but the former remained There but g
short time before returning here
where they had formerly lived.
The funeral of Samuel Andrew
Strain was held from the Friends
church in LeGrand Monday Afternoon
at 1880 o'clock. The service was very
largely attended by especially the old
town, MIR. Hockett, assisted by Rev
Eeane, had charge of the service. The
body was buried in the LeGrand Gene
terry.
Mrs. M. J. Clark, 500 West State
street, has grown some of the finest
peaches seen in the city this season
The fruit is a luscious variety of the
white peach, large and juicy, some OF
the medium sized ones measuring nine
and one-half inches in circumference
SHE had five trees that bore this sea-
son, and the crop was quite bountiful
considering the fact that the frost