Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-16


on his way to Chicago for stay of &
few days on business.
YardmasterNPeter Lynch, of the lows
Central. who has been away from his
work for month on account of sick
ness, resumed his work Monday.
Mr. and Mrs F. n. Felch and son
Earl, of Racine, Wis, are visiting al
the home of Mr. and Mrs. r. M. Ash
They are on their way to Denver tc
spend the winter.
Miss Anna Brehl. of this city. who
has been visiting the past month with
her cousins, Mrs. Frank Peshel and
Miss Rosa Zatechka, near LeGrand
has returned home.
Rev. w f. Pitner, superintendent!
of the Marshalltown district of the
Methodist church, went tolTama Satur-
day to hold quarterly conference. H2
also held conference in Chelsea be-
fore returning Monday.
w. A. futile. vice president of the
Marshalltown Buggy company, wen,
to Omaha Monday night to attend the
plement Dealers association, which
meets there for two days, beginning
today. The company has an exhibit al
the convention.
Humane Officer Liebig sent a box
of magazines and other books to the
industrial school at Eldora, and one
to the girls school at Mttchellville. To
Ia oh oII o1
A gift book and Christmas cards to
each of the girls, she has taken to the
school. Of whom there are now sixteen.
General Secretary Henry E. Wilson,
of the Railroad " NJ. G. A., will leave
this week for Winnipeg, Can, his for
mer home, where he will remain until
after Christmas. When he returns he
will be accompanied by Mrs Wilson.
Mr. Wilson has rented the residence
at 10 West Lincoln street, which is
now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
InneS
]. p Hemmingsen, 81 North Third
avenue, who has been very i'll for the
past two weeks was removed in an
ambulance Monday night to the I'M
board Chicago train, accompanied by
his daughter. Mrs. B. F. Sawin, of Chi
cago. Mrs. Sawin came to the city to
take her father to Chicago, where she
will care for him at her home.
Mr and Mrs. George Whitton, liz
North Third street, entertained about
thirty friends at $50 o'clock dinner.
M G g.
sisted in serving by her daughters, Mrs.
Charles Whitehead and Mrs. Harry
Waterman. The evening was enjoyed
socially, and with games and music.
Out of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
f. H. Willard, OF Wallace, N. D.
John S. Creswell, 207 West Main
street, and a party Of sportsmen. are
enjoying some sport in Old Mexico.
hunting the jaguar and other big
game that abounds in the southern
part Of the republic. In letter to his
family Mr. Creswell states that the
iaguar or Mexican lion, is very plen-
tiful in the mountainous country
where he and his party are camped.
Mrs. w A. Richeson, 11S May street,
entertained surprise party Thursday
night in honor Of her husbands 23rd
The guests We're Jasper,
Martin, Ben and Earl Richeson. George
Wittel. Ed kirchberger, John Younge,
Alfred Lee, David Friend and Will Tay-
Tor. Dainty refreshments were served
by Mrs. Richeson, assisted by her
Mrs John Quist, and Mrs. Da-
vid Friend.
Mrs.~M. W. Hovey and Mrs. Seth
Zug were hostesses at the Hovey home,
sos West Main street, Friday after
noon, to the Baptist Ladies' Aid. So
ciety. 1t being the annual meeting, the
following officers. all of whom succeed
themselves, were elected; Mrs. Hovey,
president; Mrs. l.. F. Kellogg, vice
president; Mrs. +. G. Holly, secretary;
and Mrs. T. I. WATSON, treasurer. There
was an attendance of over fifty. A light
lunch was served by the hostesses.
Mr.. William Mcintyre, formerly of
Mt. Vernon, who served with Com
pany H, of the Forty ninth Iowa in
fantry in the Spanish-American war.
and who has been visiting for a short
time in this city with his aunt, Mrs.
E.. Lee, left for Rockwell City Saturday
to visit with friends until
next week. During the past four years
Mr.. Mcintyre, has been serving in the
hospital corps Of the navy, he having