Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-05
Dr. Wood, eye, ear, throat. Glasses.

Mr. G. w. Burnham went to Vinton
Saturday on business.
Miss Clara Bauman, of Lscomb, was
| in the city Saturday.
Car load Utah peaches, hne stock for
canning. Il. E Hood.
| Mr.. John Il. Moherl went to Chicago
| Friday to join his family for week S
visit with friends.
| For Sale-Team of road horses,
harness and stanhope buggy Call at
ls>inss livery barn.
The Shakespeare club will meet
Tuesday afternoon for the first time
this season with Mrs. B. f. Nichols,
Hay North Center street.
The first meeting of the Calsophian
club will be held Tuesday afternoon at
the home OFF Mrs. C. Roadhouse, the
president. 406 East State street.
Why go to Chicago to buy second
hand automobiles? We have three sec
ond hand autos for sale at bargain.
Eldridge Beebe Automobile company.
Mr.. Clinton Il. Bueghley. of Des
Moines. who has been visiting his par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Elias Bueghley at
Liscomb. was in the city Saturday
while on his way to Des Mones.
~
J. "A. Whitmore. state secretary OF
the religious work department of the
Y. M. c. A. left for Ottumwa Saturday
to remain for three days attending
religious work rally of the Ottumwa
association.
The body of Mrs. Emily r. Hanna, Of
Abba, who died in Albion, was taken
thru the city Saturday 10 Gilman,
where the funeral was held at Ii
o'clock. The body was buried in the
Gilman cemetery
Mr. V. v. Bby, of Monticello, a senior
In the civil engineering department of
Iowa State College, spent Sunday in
the city as the guest of his cousin. Mr..
w. p. Hughes, business manager of the
Times Republican
Mrs j. E. FardaI and children. and
Mrs. Fardals father law. Mr. r..
H. Fardal, of Stanhope, arrived in the
city Friday evening to visit for few
days with Mrs. Fardals sister, Mrs.
CLAUS Qualen and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Simkins and
daughter Elsie, who have been Wis
iting in LeGrand and Irving. Tama
county. and lin this city, with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Estel and Miss Lena Sim
kins, left for their home in Britt, this |
Mrs. Hans Peterson, 305 North Third |
avenue, was surprised by about TWEEN |
ty of her neighbors and other friends
Saturday afternoon, the occasion be- /
ing her birthday anniversary. So
cial time and light refreshments were
enjoyed.
The first of the Railroad Y. NJ c. A. |
Sunday meetings was held Sunday aft
ernoon in the east court room, when I
Rev. Rowland Hanson. of Des Moines, |
addressed room full of men on the |
subject, can Emergency Call to Chris
tian Men,"
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I'll. e. Boardman,
405 East Main street, most enjoyably
entertained seven couple at $3.50 I
O'Clock dinner Saturday evening in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Brueg- /
ger. and Miss Bess Parker, of Chica-
l.
Rev. CLAUS Qualen left for Belmond
where Sunday he preached in
the church of Rev. H. c. Holm, who oc
cupied Rev. Qualen's pulpit in this city
last Sunday. MIR. Qualen went to Cal.
lender. Webster county, today, to at
tend a district meeting of the denomi
nation.
Cllanles e. Webster, of Cleveland, o.,
writes to correct a statement furnished
by relatives here, TO the effect that he
had been injured iby falling from a
bridge. MIR. Webster says the accident
was to one of his sons, instead of him.
Mr.. Webster is in the employ of the Z
Winton Motor Car company at Cleve-
land.
Frances Dielnl was hostess to about
fourteen of her little playmates and her
school teacher, Miss Olive Reeve, at the
Country club Saturday afternoon, in
honor of her 9th birthday anniversary.
A delicious lunch was served later in
5he afternoon by the little hostess
mother and sister, Mrs. j. p. Diehl and
Miss Grace Diehl.
Kew. w. vi. Force lett this morning
'or points in Colorado. where he will :
-emain for "a two weeks visit. He will
visit his children at Greeley, and will !
spend a few days in Denver. AT Ster- Is
ing, on Thursday, he will perform the (
ceremony of his niece, Miss
Anna Force, who is to wed a MIR. Me- {
lane, from Indiana. 1
Mr. and Mrs Charles J. McCombs,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Webster, Mr.. and ,,
llrs. l. E. Huber and Mrs. r. w. Me
Bride left for Lake Jefferson, Mimi, +,
where they will fish for a :
week or ten days, depending on the ,
weather. Mr. Mcbride was detained
,ere on business, but expects to join
he party in a few days. :
DIR. A. Angelsberg, who has been I
planning to go to California for a visit c
# several weeks, started this morn {
ng, but he got no farther than the {
tation, when he was stopped by Dep i
Ity Sheriff A. A. Nicholson, who had G
/. subpoena for him to appear as a wit 9
less in the Paul Radloff arson case. t
)r. Angelsberg had already purchased e
is ticket c
A number from this city expect to go t
, the various places in South Dakota v
nd Nebraska where government land l.
ffices are located to register for the t
of land of the Rosebud agen- |;