Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-20

! nome SATURDAY evening from SIlCaSp
where he had accompanied a car load
of butcher stuff for his former bust
ness partner. b. l.. Pyle, of Marietta
Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Starks, of Algona
who have been visiting at the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Barber, went to 10
| ledo Monday afternoon for a short stay
with relatives before returning home.
J Mrs. Rachel A. Ferguson. widow Of
Samuel Ferguson. has sold the family
residence property, 304 North Second
street to William Adams. for $500. Mr..
Adams and family are already In pos
/ session.
Mr.. Gerald Kibbey who is member
! of the engineering corps of the new
Iowa railroad. arrived from Eldora
Saturday evening and spent Sunday
/ with his parents, DIR. and Mrs. W. B.
/ kibbey.
! MIR. F. Z. Brewer, manager OF the
/ Albert Lea, Mimi. branch of the West
ern Grocer company, was in the city
Monday for short time while on
| his way home from Kansas City where
he has been on business.
Mrs. T. Binford arrived home Mon
day from Omaha, where she has been
visiting for q few weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Glen Buck, Mr.. Bin
ford, who was in Omaha to spend
| Sunday, accompanied his wife home.
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The October term of court which
was to have opened Monday, was
adjourned until next Monday morning
= how
on the order received last week from
Judge C. B. Bradshaw, who is to pre-
side.
+, Mrs. Ruth wyllis. of Rockford, I'LL.
and sister Mrs. NJ. P. Rogers. of Mich
I.igan City Ind, arrived in the city
/ Monday evening, and will be guests
for a fortnight at the home of the
/ formers daughter. Mrs. George w.
Smith
Earl D. Henry, who has been in Buff
! falo. ~ Y and other eastern points
for the past seven months, employed
| as a waiter left for Omaha Monday
evening after a short visit in the city.
He will enter the employ of an Omaha
restaurant
v. \.
| who is to assist Rev. j. Auracher in a
series of evangelistic meetings at the
State street United Evangelical church.
arrived in the city Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Auracher will entertain
Rev. Mr.. Schmidt during his stay In
the city.
! Miss Anna Kistner of Waterloo,
state inspector Woman's Relief Corps
| was in the city on Friday ana IN
spected the local corps. There was
large attendance and the work was
| highly complimented by the inspector.
| Refreshments were served and Soc
| ial session enjoyed.
| Misses Mary and Sarah Erickson en-
| tertained a company of twelve young
people Saturday evening, compliment
tary to Miss Hernia Swick. of Dundee.
! ILL.,, who is visiting in the city with her
cousin, Miss E,ffie Swick. The evening
was spent with music and games. Re-
freshments We're served.
Manager w. j. Fowler, Of the Postal
Telegraph company, has gone to South
Dakota to spend a two weeks vacation.
1 Manley Howe, of the Des Moines office.
has been sent here for relief duty dur
ing Mr.. Fowler's absence. Mr.. Howe is
a son of Agent H. w. Howe of the
Chicago Great Western at Green
| Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Edsall 1902
Summit street, entertained company
of nineteen relatives from this city
and it's vicinity, Saturday afternoon,
in honor of their son, Mr.. Byron Ed
sail and bride, who were married at
Harlan Wednesday. A sumptuous din
ner was served at 2 o'clock, and the
afternoon was spent socially.
Mr.. Arthur Jackson, who is repre-
senting the Marshalltown Trowel
| company on the road, is in the city
for a short stay on business. Mrs.
Jackson, who, in July, underwent
very severe operation for gall stones
| at Oconto, Wis, is improving nicely,
| and expects to return to this city
| within the next few weeks.
Word from Altoona. Pa, relative to
the condition of DR.. Frank Evans, is to
the effect that DR.. Evans shows
slight Improvement. The perit-
onitis is subsiding and as result the
patients temperature and pulse are
improving. While he is still in very
critical condition, what change there
is so far has been for the better.
| Mr.. NJ H. Hanna, a former business
man Of this city, now of Seattle,
Wash, spent Monday here. being on
| his way to Iowa Falls, where he will
remain for a short visit with his broth
err, Mr.. Will Hanna. Mr. Hanna, who
was in the music business here, has
not been in MarshalltoWn for fifteen
wears He is now connected with the
D. S. Johnson company, wholesalers
of musical merchandise, as manager OF
| the import line.
Mrs. j. E. Kunselman, who, prior
to Aug. is. was Mrs. Minnie Eich. of
this city, left Monday evening for her
new home in Harvard, Neb. Mr. Kun
selman, whose marriage to Mrs. Eich
took place in Boone, conducts
machine shop at Harvard. The Misses
Celeste and Katherine Eich, who are
employed in the Marshall Oil COM
panys office, will make their home
this winter with Mrs. F. W. Ritter,
5O4 East Main street.
Mr.. William Fl. Bremner, Of Des
Moines. who was in city for an over
Sunday visit at home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bremner. re-
turned to Des Moines Monday evening.