Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-04


Miller sells it.
Mr.. B. c. WhitehiM, of State Center,
was in the city today.
A new deal in coffee and teas at Gull
leys. See his display.
Mr.. Frank w. King. of Ferguson,
spent the day in the city.
MIR. Harry F. McCombs was in Ne
vada Wednesday on business.
Ten cases of fancy pineapple for can
ming this week at Will Millers, at SLIPS
per dozen.
The board of supervisors went into
monthly session again this morning af-
ter adjourning over election day
The Baptist Missionary society will
meet with Mrs. E. NJ. Singleton, 109
South Fourth street, Friday afternoon
| Mrs Jessie A. Burgess, of Omaha,
will arrive in the city Friday to visit
for short time with her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Burgess, and sister, Mrs.
Minnie E. Allen.
Miss Louise Townsend, of Des
Moines, who has been visiting for
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. II. III. Townsend, returned to Des
Moines Wednesday night
Mrs. F. E. Northup, sos West State
street. entertained company of thir-
ty ladies at her home this afternoon at
sew party in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Daniel Ohern, of Philadelphia.
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Charles Moler, who has been at the
detention hospital sick of smallpox,
was released Wednesday evening The
home at 622 West Nevada street was
released from quarantine this morn
ing.
Physical Director E. G. Schroeder, of
the state university, is expected to ar
rive in the city this evening to remain
for day or two visiting with friends.
From here Mr.. Schroeder will go to
Seattle, Wash, to spend the summer
with his parents.
Claude F. White and his brother,
Samuel p. White. left for Harlan We'd
nesday, where they will open series
of evangelistic meetings, which will
continue for six weeks They will be
assisted by Fred Hanger. of Winfield,
kas., a singing evangelist
David. the 12-year-o old son Of Mr.. !
and Mrs James Jensen of near Mariet- !
ia, is seriously sick with blood poison
ing at the home of his parents The i
youth ran a rusty nail in his foot a |
short time ago and infection developed.
The leg is very badly swollen.
Marshalltown friends will be inter- |
ested in learning of the birth of a son
to Mrs. Mary Bruce Grummon, O.
Rockwell, former teacher in the pub
lie schools of this city. Mrs. Grum- .
mon is the wife of Editor w. A. Grum- .
mon of the Rockwell monograph.
Mrs. Daniel F. Morey and Mrs.
Charles Messenger, of Ottumwa, spent
Wednesday in the city with the for
mer's daughter, Miss Maud Morey The
ladies have been in Grinnell for sew /
eral days as guests at the Rev. John
son home, and left last evening for
Ottumwa
Mrs. w. T. Boardman and daughter.
Mrs Harry j. Rodgers, who have been
visiting in Waterloo with the formers
..
turned home Wednesday night Mrs.
Green's little daughter, Maxine, who
vas very seriously sick of pneumonia,
S very much better.
W. H. Arney, of Albion, W. E. Tom
inson, Of this city, and w. H. Vos-
burg, of Gilman, went to Cedar Rap
DIS Wednesday to attend the Masonic
Grand lodge, which began Tuesday and
continues until Friday. H. G. Hoeck {
vent to Cedar Rapids Tuesday to at
end the grand lodge.
John j. Carmichael, of Monticello,
pent Wednesday in the city visiting
With friends, who were members with
i'm of Company Fl, Forty-ninth reg ;
ment of Iowa volunteer infantry of
he Spanish American war. Mr.. Car
aichael is a retail grocer of Month i.
clio. He went to Cedar Rapids this
Forming to join Mrs. Carmichael and
hildren, who are visiting there.
Messrs. Theron, Frank and Jacob
'eehrle, of Ord and Grand Island,
Seb., who have been visiting their
1other Mrs. Mary Shackelford. who
as been quite seriously sick, have
aturned to their homes. Mr.. and
FRS. H. E. Davis, of North Loup,
.eb., who have also been visiting with
IRIS. Shackelford, who is Mrs. Davis
lister, have returned to their home.
Irs. Shackelford is much improved.
Mrs. R. Y. Maxson. formerly Of this :,
ty who has been visiting with her
ster. Miss Chris Hutzel in Mason
ity for few weeks. arrived in this
ty this morning. Mrs. Maxson will
ave the household goods shipped to
outh Omaha, where Mr.. Maxson, who
a meat inspector in the employ of
lie government, Is now employed. Pre- ~
ious to a few weeks ago Mr.. Max
IN was stationed at the Britain &.
o. packing house. y,
Miss Mildred Low, daughter of Mr..
I'd Mrs T. P. Low, of Green Noun
in, arrived home Wednesday evening
ON Estherville. where she has been
tending the Estherville high school, E
he was accompanied by her aunt
RS. w. P. Hutchinson, and the lat F
RS baby daughter. Elizabeth. who
i'll visit a the Low home for few
eeks. Mrs Lows sister-in- law. Mrs
A. Buchan. and son, Stanley. of
aterloo, are also guests at the Low
me.
In the Police Court. n