Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-21

| evening from Union, where she has
visited friends and relatives for a few
days.
| See those porch chairs in Cards
west window. They go at cost. The
| finest porch furniture ever shown i'll
| the city.
MIR. Harold Clothier, of Chicago. ar
| rived in the city Monday evening and
will be the guest of MIR. Claude Culley
for week.
Unprecedented values with COM
plete assortment of sizes, is making
great success of the special shoe sale
this week at The Fair
r. G. Smith, of Tama, Presbyter-
ian missionary at the Tama Indian
reservation. spent Monday afternoon
in the city, on business
Mr.. George Darling. who was called
fatal illness of his father, S. S OAR
ling, reached home this morning.
Miss Margaret PloWe, of Peoria, ILL.,,
who has been visiting for the past
three weeks with her brother. Mr. Hos
ford Plowe, and at the H. w. Shove
home, left for her home this morning
A new agent of the Iowa Central at
Liscomb was checked in Monday In
the person of T, b. Tapp. formerly
ticket clerk at Abba, who relieves 7.
j. Stanley. Mr.. Stanley will take an
extended leave of absence.
M,,S 1nff
ing for points in Colorado where she
will remain until about Nov L. She
will visit a sister, Mrs. J. G. Fisher, at
Fort Morgan. and another sister, Mrs.
7. +. Barnard, at Florence.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Evans, Of LeGrand. filed
suit for the August term of the district
court Monday against William Coan
and Laura d. Coan, by which he seeks
to collect on a prornissory note for
$685. with interest at per cent
Mrs. Sarah S. Owings in a petition
filed in the district court against
Amanda E. McKeighan and nineteen
others, asks the court to confirm the
shares of the heirs and parties to the
suit, involving their interests in land
in Logan township.
Gerald Kibbey. who is with the sur
veying party working on the line of
the new electric railroad running out of
Eldora, spent Sunday in the city with
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. W. b. Kibbey. !
MIR. kfbbey returned to Ames Monday,
out of where the surveying party will
be working for a few days.
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1a pov VII NnrfI irfh
street, who is employed as a clerk by |
e. r. Lay. was removed to ST. Thop-
as hospital Monday evening. suffering |
with appendicitis. Miss Baxter was
taken i'll about a week ago. This is her
first attack, and it is thought that she |
will recover from it without an oper- |
ation
Fifteen of the members of the Mar
shalltown Sunday School Teachers I'M
ion enjoyed an all-day picnic Monday |
at clay bluffs. where Mr.. and Mrs. |
Elmer Betz and family are camping.
They drove out in the morning, taking /
Mr. Betz added fish, caught by him.
joyed, and the crowd returned home
late in the Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. L. Wedgewood and I
niece, Miss Edna WaIkup, of this city, !
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Butler of La
noble, left today in Mr.. Wedgewood's /
auto for Prophetstown, Princeton, and
Chicago, ILL.,, where they will remain
for a few weeks visit. Mr.. Wedge
wood has disposed of his interest in
1,o 1ri1 aha nd
On his return to the city may enter
business for himself
Mrs. l.. S. Peckham and sister, Mrs.
Benton Davis, POI North Third avenue /
about sixteen of their lady
friends informally at cards, Monday
afternoon, complimentary to Mrs. Geo.
and daughter, Miss Carrie, of
Centralia, Ill. The afternoon was spent
in playing 500 Mrs. Earl Stoddart
winning first prize, Mrs Murray Graf-
ton second and Mrs. B. F. Cummings,
the consolation. A dainty lunch was
served.
Mrs ]. F. Crosby, COL North Second
avenue entertained about thirty-five
5oung people. Monday evening at a
party in celebration of the Goth ami
yersary of her son, MIR. Harold Crosby.
Games, dancing and music were en-
Dyed. Lunch was served at tables in
he yard, which was lighted by Chinese
Mrs. Crosby was assisted by
Mrs. Ogden and Mrs. H. S. Hoffa, while
edward and Glenn Crosby waited upon
he guests Alice Crosby and Marjorie
Ogden served frappe, on the porch.
yl1aStc nraSant from ont Of town Wara |
Hiss Alice and Mr. Edward Crosby, of
'edar Rapids, and Mss Nellie Coulton,
+ Omaha. Y