Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-17

things Saturday at the Standard Bak-
cry, ITO West. Main. The place that's
different"
| The Baptist ladies will have every
! thing in baked goods, also salad dress
1 ing, at their all days exchange Satur-
day at Sinclair's store.
The new automatic telephone which
| a strong company proposes to install
1 in Marshalltownf is being exhibited at
i 122 to 222 East Main street.
| Mrs. William Binder of Chicago. ar
rived in the city Thursday evening,
and will be a guest for a week at the
Ihome of Rev. and Mrs. James Nc
Gee.
Mr.. j. j. Filler formerly of Albion,
| but now of Renville, Mimi, was in the
city Wednesday, and will remain here
and at Albion for a few days on bus.
4 mess.
4 If your furnace did not work right
last winter let us inspect it and make
j the necessary repairs or changes. A
good time to make repairs now. M. y.
Huston, 119 West Main.
Z; Mr.. Phil Hutchinson, formerly OF
Hampton, who has recently moved to
Grinnell, was in the city this morning
while on his way from his territory IN
i northern Iowa to Grinnen.
! Mr.. and Mrs T. L. Evans, Of Lock-
: man, arrived In the city this morning
/ to spend week with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gregory and family. Mr.. Evans
/. is mine owner and operator of Lock-
4 man.
Waterloo Courier:-Mrs. ". KIM
! ball will go to MarshalltoWn tomor-
Z row to visit for week. She is spend
ing the summer at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. e. y. Hunt at Sans
Souci.
Dan c.. Burgum, manager OF the
Lyric theater. Des aMoines, was in the
city Wednesday,, and closed with
Il manager. W. NJ Pyle, of the Bijou,
4 an engag cement for Mrs. Frank
4 Shercliffe.
Miss Edith Long, Of Grinnell, was
in the city Wednesday afternoon as
1 the guest of Miss Madge Sparks, be-
+ ing on her way to Denver, Colorado
I, Springs, and other Colorado points
for a few weeks trip.
Miss Bessie snouffer, Miss Marie
DeHart, and Miss Louise Eakle, all of
Cedar Rapids, who have been here as
delegates to the Iowa State Luther
league convention, left the city this
morning. They stayed at the homes OF
Mrs. K. Scott and Mrs Hougeland.
]. H. Augustine began suit in the
district court Thursday afternoon
against Richard Lynn, ct. al. to col
lect and foreclose on a mortgage for
s1.1OO given on farm in Marion
township to secure note for like
amount. Judgment is sought for ,l86
and interest.
The Oppice Fruit Company asks the
Indulgence of many patrons for slight
delays in delivery Of orders for
peaches Late arrival of the car Of
peaches and unprecedented demand
t combined to cause some unavoidable
delays. They have everything we'll in
hand now and hope to be able to
supply all demands promptly
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Norman left for
Clear Lake this morning, to attend the
training school for Sunday school
workers which is in session there. w.
II. Babcock state secretary of the
boys work of the Y. M. C. A. was in
the city this afternoon while on his way
to Clear Lake where he will be an in
structor before the training school on
boys work.
The members of the Ladies' Aid, for
eign and home missionary societies OF
the Methodist church were delightfully."-
entertained Thursday afternoon by the
OFFICERS of the aid, at the home of Mrs.
w. P. Flower, 4O6 West Main street.
Following the regular meeting, nice
program by the young people, was en-
ioyed. Miss Hayzlett gave piano solos,
I Misses Ruth Letter and Hazel Sandoe
sang, and Lucille Rubee and Margaret
Frazer recited. A social time followed
during which refreshments were
served.
A telegram received this afternoon
by Mr.. George H. Reebe from Mr.
| George r. Estabrook who Is
sojourning in Denver, announces the
critical illness of Maxine, the infant
1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Estabrook
4 The nature of the illness was not
I! given but as the request was made
I to notify Intimate friends here, it is
I presumed that little hope is held out
i for the recovery of the child. Mr.. and
Mrs. Estabrook went to Denver to
I! remain a month or more and had
{! just become nicely settled in apart
i nents in that city.
Mr.. P. A. Hawley and Mr. w. NJ.
Clark left Thursday evening for Mt.
i Pleasant where this afternoon they
were present at the funeral of Fl. D.
4 Walker. for many years grand keeper
4 of records and seals of the Knights of
i Pythas of Iowa Mr.. Hawley repre-
sents Cosmopolitan lodge No. 30. K.
of P, Of this city, and Mr.. Clark at
tends as a member of the grand lodge
organization, being q grand trustee.
Mr. N. w. Beebe, of Hampton, another
grand trustee of the order, joined Mr..
Hawley and Mr.. Clark here and was
present at the funeral. The local lodge
sent flowers to be placed on Mr..
walkers oesket. -