Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-16

Have your furnace cleaned, repaired
and put in order now. The men have
time to give you careful work. Lennox
Furnace Co.
DR.. Center is of the same school OF
practice as DIR. Whitacre and occupies
his old office. room i. Arson block,
North First street.
The officers of the Ladies' Home
Missionary society of the Methodist
church will entertain at a rally Fri
day afternoon at $3.50 at the church
parlors.
The Colorado special thru here
Wednesday evening had over 100 pas
sengers en- route to points in Colo
RADIO. Eleven were added to the num-
Der out of this city.
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MIR. and Mrs John Moehrl arrived
home Wednesday evening from Oska
for a week with Mrs. Moehrl's aunt,
Mrs. Oscar Johnson.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
be entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. P. NJ. Adamson and Mrs. +. A.
Moore at the Adamson home, 202
North Seventh street.
If your furnace did not work right
last winter let us inspect it and make
the necessary repairs or changes. A
good time to make repairs now. M. d.
Huston. 11s West Main.
Miss Ruth Croft, who has been visit
Ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. M. Croft, and other relatives, for
three weeks, returned to her home in
Boone Wednesday evening.
The Ottumwa base ball team OF the
Central association which played at Os-
kaoosa Wednesday, passed thru the
city this morning on it's way to Wa
terloo. where it plays a series of
games.
Misses Maude and Edna Swingey
left this morning for Franklin Grove,
Chicago, Sterling and other Illinois
points. where they will visit until the
first of September. They will also visit
in Clinton.
Mrs. F. J. Scott has returned home
from seasons tour with the Yankee
Doodle" company. which closed Satur
day night in Oskaloosa. Mrs. Scott
has been engaged for next season to
sing contralto part.
Mrs. G. S. Thompson, All East
Church street, was hostess Tuesday at
ternoon at the regular monthly social
meeting Of the Eastern Star circle
About twenty We're present, and light
were served by the hos
tess
Mrs. Frank Ogle, I'LL Summit street.
was hostess Wednesday afternoon to
the Busy Bee circle of the L. o. I. M.
About thirty-six We're present, and an
program and social time were
enjoyed. The hostess served light
lunch.
Mrs. e. D. Hamilton and son Rich
ard and Mrs. Hamilton's mother
Mrs. Emma Throw, and the latter's
daughters Misses Florence and Leda
Throw, left Wednesday evening for
Colorado Springs and other Colorado
points for a few weeks pleasure trip.
Samuel War;, secretary OF the Y. M.
c. A. of Little Rock, Ark, whd was
to come to the city today to
!ook over the local associations field,
With a view of becoming secretary
has written to Secretary Goodell that
ne could not come and that he could
not consider an offer to become general
secretary here.
A telephone message received by !
Mrs. George Darling this morning from
her husband, who was called to the
bedside of his father, Mr.. S. S. OAR /.
ing. in Green Valley, ILL.,, said Mr..
Darling died at o'clock this morning. |
He was suffering with dropsy and
heart disease, and when Mr.. Darling
went to Green Valley few days ago,
It was believed that his father would
cot live many days. Mr.. Darling will
'emain for the funeral.
Mother Mary de Chantal, superioress
IF st. Mary's convent, accompanied by
Sisters M. Dominica, Gertrude, Gerald
ne, Marcelline and Colette, left We'd
1esday evening for Ottumwa, to enter
he annual retreat, which begins at the
mother house Friday, and continues
zen days. Misses Catherine Cornell and
Mary Splchal accompanied the sisters.
Sisters Mary Angelina and Mary Plus,
If the convent, are visiting in Daven- /
BORT
Mrs William Lineaweaver, of Den +
yer, Col, arrived in the city this af- T
ernoon, accompanied by her little son
William and will remain indefinitely in
his city and Marietta township. Mrs.
is the guest at present of /
he family of her uncle, Mr.. d. e. Hole. /
She will also visit at the Cordey Tur-
Ter home, at Marietta. Mrs. Linea-
weaver made the trip east owing to
Ter sons health, the high altitude of
Denver having proved hard on the lit
lie fellow.
Friends of Mrs. Arthur Jackson, who
s spending the summer in Oconto,
Wis, visiting her parents, will be in
crested in knowing that she success
ully underwent an operation for ap-
,endicitis at an Oconto hospital. While
lnder the operation the surgeons dis
covered that the patient was also suf-
ering with gall stones, and from the
,all duct they removed 1876 stones of
-arious sizes. Mrs. Jackson is now
esting we'll, and her condition is de-
Jared to be very satisfactory.
A new switch track, including
ridge over Linn creek, is being bulls
" the Iowa Central to the plant of the
MARSHALL Oil Company railroad con-
lections with the Central yards. The
witch will cross Linn creek, short