Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-02
lhebund will meet
h with Mrs. Mary
home Of Mrs. Peter
State street.

h with Mrs. Mary
home of Mrs. Peter
State street.
i. of Gearing, was in
by evening, while on
Belle Plaine, where he
ii business, to his home.
all-day w. R. c. picnic
lat the Cottage Grove
day by the members of
. pest, corps and their
ard Dana Marsh, of Min
Who was in Des Moines
i, on business, spent today
[ty at the home of his par
and Mrs. 7. P. Marsh.
Osa Oppendahl. who is at the
the Norwegian hospital at
N D., Isl in the city spending
acation at the home of Rev.
Qualen and with other friends.
h. CLAUS Qllalen went to Dunbar
morning to confer with the young
pie OF the Dunbar Norwegian Luth-
IN church, who expect to be menu
Irs of the class which is to be con-
nmed early next spring.
Assistant Division Superintendent ].
A. Coyle, of the Northwestern, spent
Tuesday afternoon in the city over
seeing the movements of the special
trains that were sent out from here
to handle the circus crowds.
The reason why SO many master
house painters recommend our Mon
arch House Paint" is because they
can do satisfactory job with it and
do it quicker and better than with
lead and oil mixed by hand. Peter
4 Mayer.
Dr. Minor c. Baldwin, solo organ
list of New York city, Will appear in
recital at the baptist church on the
Baldwin has an international reputa-
ton as an orgsunist of extraordinary
ability
Mr.. George Kirk will leave in a few
days for Ames, where he will enter
sIlle agrIcl ral school of Iowa State
college brother. Mr.. Carol Kirk
will leave IN about a week for Iowa
CITY. to resume his studies in the
state university.
The members Of - ioafers' Camp
five Young men WHO have been enjoy
ing camp life for ten days near Stan
ley's mill, have returned home. Those
in the party were John Balch, Alonzo
Ordway. John Johnston, Frank Boucher
and Maurice Kent.
w. J. Busby. of Quincy, nl, spent
Tuesday in the -ity, while on his way
from Waterloo, where he had been on
business, to Grir.nen Mr.. Busby went
to GrinneM this morning, where re-
pertoire company, owned by Busby
Bros, is showing this week.
Miss Hazel sandoe, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. e. Frazer in Nevada. returned home
Tuesday evening Miss Sandoe was
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer
3 and daughter Harriet, who came to
the city in tfeil. touring car, and re-
turned home last night.
Mr. and Mrs George A. Howe, are
the parents of son, born at o'clock
Tuesday evening, at st. Thomas hos
pital Both mother and son are do
ing nicely. Attic the child's arrival
was premature by a month"; the little
8 fellow seems strong and we'll and an
Incubator will be used to keep his con-
tlition perfect.
The members Of the family of Joseph
= Lang. 221 Arson street, who have been
in the detention hospital under a 40
DAYS quarantine for smallpox, will
have served their time on Sept.
s. when they will be released. There
is only one case of contagious disease
left in Marshalltown now, that being
one of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Naoma 0sman, Mrs. Graves
ana Miss Neva Bentley, the daughters
iof the late S. G Bentley, of this city,
who have been visiting for some time
with relatives i'll Tama, have re-
turned to their home in Minneapolis.
Before departing they received the
insurance, which their father carried,
amounting to $4,000. Each of the
daughters received $1,000.
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Twenty five little girls enjoyed a
& party at the H. ]. Allard home, 407
North Fourth street Tuesday after.
moon. it being the 18th anniversary of
Lucille Allard. Games were enjoyed,
and in contest, Margaret Hopkins
won the prize. Mrs. Allard served a
three course dinner at the close of the
afternoon sfestivit being assisted by
her niece. Miss Rosa Cole, of Depere,
Wis, little daughter Isabel Lois Gid
derl, Neva Tallett. and Mrs. Arthur
Sheldon.
Swan Andersen, who fell from his
wagon last Wednesday, while drunk,
and was taken care of by the police,
was operated on today for strangu-7i,
lated hernia, and as far as can be told
at this time, the operation was sue
cessfill. Anderson has been in a rath-
er rambling state. of mind since the ac-
scident, and while there was belief in
some quarters that he might be de-
ranged. the attending physician said
his afternoon that he WAS inclined to
believe the mental condition Of the pa
tient was the deirium from drink more
than anything else.