Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-13

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Main.
Mr.. NJ. +. Andrews condition show:
considerable Improvement today, an,
he is gaining in strength.
The Court of Honor circle will NEE
with Mrs. \. Il, Lyman. $40 Nortl
Second street. Friday afternoon.
Der Deutsche Unterhaltungs krei>
will meet with Mrs. y. A. Stern, loJ
West Church street, Friday afternoon
The kensington which was to hay,
been held at Mrs. Marston's nome Fri,
day, has been postponed for tw,
weeks.
New white W~aistS-long and ShorI
s~leeves-dainty. sheer materials hand
somely trimmcd-all prices. at NJ. +
Andrews.
"Heredity" or Parental Endowment,
by DR.. Mycrs-Townscnd, Ought to he
in the hands of every youth" Price
% cents.
William Arney. of Iowa township
who has been seriously sick of pneu-
monia, is gaining steadily and is o
out of danger.
Rev. Merle n. Smith was in Ackley
Wednesday night, going to spend the
evening With his friend, DR.. r.. j. Sym
ington, who is i'll.
Rev. A. r. Bishop. pastor of the
Methodist church at lama. went to AL
bion Wednesday evening to remain for
n foN dave acsictinu Raw & - N\un1
in revival meetings.
| Miss Marjorie Nichols condition
shows but very little change today, and
she is declared to be holding her own.
She had a better night Wednesday,
altho today was quite restless.
Mrs. Warren G. Kirtley. of New
York city. who has been visiting in the
city for a feA days with her uncle. DR..
f. G.. LETTER. and family, left this aft
ernoon for Chicago. where she will
visit before returning home.
The derailment of engine No. 50.
| pulling local freight train No. II, on
the Iowa Central heal Hampton. late
| Wednesday afternoon, blocked traffic
for a time on that part of the line and
uCldSSu tlS Soutll-DOuiu IoSSSiiSSA,
| No. 2, last evening three hours.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles w. Mullan. of
st. Paul. are parents of a daughter.
Mrs. Mullan was formerly Miss Vim
ME Thayer, of Grinnell. a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Thayer. of this
city, and a sister Of Mr.. George +.
Thayer, also of this city. Mr.. Mullan
is a son of eN-Attorney General Null
Ian, of Waterloo.
The sensational rural comedy drama.
Joshua Simpkins." will be produced
at the Odeon theater Saturday Feb. Is.
matinee and night. The play contains
an Interesting II ineligible plot, but
it Is not allowed to interfere with the
fun, which is said to be in abundance.
Prices 10, %, 35 and SO cents. Mat
inee 10 and % cents.
Word received from Mr.. B. W. Sim
clair, now visiting in Los Angeles, in
dicltes that he was thoroughly capti-
waited with the climate at Tucson.
Ariz., a hustling railroad division city
down near the Mexican border. He
says that he and his family will visit
San Francisco, Portland, Seattle. Ia
coma. Spokane. Salt Lake City and
Denver, before returning. (.
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The funeral of Thomas Spindler was
held from the Albion Methodist church
Wednesday afternoon at . O'Clock and
was quite largely attended. Rev. w.
II. Scott, of this city, officiated as
sisted by Rev. Wyand and Rev. Re-
1ar(oS \ n,iyaI n11arfaf san and tho
pail bearers We're former army COM
races of the deceased. The body a
buried in the Albion cemetery.
"Deestrick school, was in session
Wednesday evening in the basement of
the Christian church. with Mrs. c. H.
Morris as schoolma'am. and a goodly
number of scholars being present.
Many of those who attended the So
clal were attired as school girls and
boys, and the evening proved a very
enjoyable one. Their were lessons,
songs and recitatiops. games at recess,
and each one having taken a lunch, re-
freshments were enjoyed.
w. f. Fenno, of New York. an evan
gelist. Who is working among the Rail
road Young Mems Christian Associa-
lions of the west, arrived in the city
this niorning,to remain during the rest
of tho week. Mr.. Fenno will hold a
series of meetings at shops in the city
and at the association building. a noon
meeting was held today at the LennoX
Furnace Company. and a conference is
to be held at the association building
this evening.
The many friends and neighbors of
Mrs. George Specht rave them a
pleasant surprise at their home. four
miles east of the city. Delicious re-
freshments were served to about forty
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Specht were
presented with a handsome set of tea
spoons as a remembrance from their
many friends. They are leaving that
neighborhood. to live near Prairieville.
Frank Williams made the presentation
speech, which was the important event
of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Heald, 4O1 West
State street, delightfully."- entertained
thirty-five of their friend at a $50
O'Clock dinner. followed by five hum
ellie Meredith and Rita Lewis fur
nished piano and violin music during !
the dinner hour, and the hostess vas
assisted in serving by Misses June
Meredith and Helen Wells. The prizes
in cards were won by Mrs. James
Zug and Mr.. E. G. Wallace, the latter
with Mr.. A. T. Elder. Mrs.
c. E. Ray of Des Moines, was the only