Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-03

Carson, returned to her home this
morning.
The body of C. NJ. Newton, the Des
Moines man who died of an overdose of
some drug Monday evening, will he
sent to Runnelis. this evening for burial.
The body of the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. O. r. Levitt, Sl2 Arson street,
was. taken to Edgewood, M, Thursday
night for interment, accompanied by
MIR. Levitt
Hayden Smith, of Clemens. who sub
n1itted to the removal of dermoid cyst
at st. Thomas hospital several days
ago, was discharged today and return
ed to his home.
Mrs. George Johnson. wife OF DIR.
Johnson, AIS Park street, who has been
a patient at st. Thomas hospital for
three weeks, where she submitted to an
emergency operation, for appendiceal
abscess, has been removed to her home.
Mr.. Edmund P. Tate, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, who is to wed Miss Edna NJ
Tower on Sept. 8, arrived in the city
this morning. At the Tower home, 1905
West Church street, this evening,
dinner will be served in Mr.. Tate's
honor.
A novelty sale of sheet music at
Tuffree Music House. one day only,
Saturday. Sept A.. Every piece Of
music will be wrapped up and placed
in the window in a pile. You pay
cents and take the piece OF music you
pick up. ..e
Miss Pauline Banzhaf. S12 East
State street, was hostess to the mem
bers of Concordia Nahebund Thursday
afternoon. The attendance was good,
and the meeting proved very enjoy
able one. Miss Banzhaf served light re-
| freshments:
Mrs. Isaac Painter and Mrs. Jerry S.
Green We're hostesses Thursday after
noon to the members, Of the Excelsior
Aid Society at the Painter home, $40
West Boone street. The session proved
a very profitable. one The hostesses
served light refreshments.
Mrs. Della ArneyT.was hostess to
the Harmony Aid Society at Oak Bluffs
cottage Thursday afternoon, the at
tendance being very good considering
the bad weather, and the fact that the
Arney home was not easy of access.
Mrs. Arney served dainty refreshments
following the business session Of the
society.
\ The Methodist, Ladies' Aid Society
was entertained rate the church par
-i1ors Thursday afternoon, the attend
ance being very satisfactory consider
ing the bad weather. The hostesses
were, Mesdames Emma Boardman, e.
B. Meyer, L. w, Bonney, and Frank
Corbin. Refreshments were served
during the afternoon.
Mr.. T. Nelson Downs will leave Sat-
urday for Pittsburg,! having been ad-
vised by telegram 1f 3 Special engage
ment arranged for linn in that city
to continue thruout the coming week
Mr.. Downs has fourteen weeks already
bookedsfor him on eastern circuits, in
Guiding six straight weeks in different
New York theaters.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Railroad
=. NJ. G. A. was entertained at the
home of Mrs. A. L.. Van Tine Thursday
afternoon, Mrs. Charles Carothers, Mrs
c. D. Swick and Mrs. F. H. Har as
sisting the hostess. Following the So
4 cial hour, during which time musi.
was enjoyed, refreshments were served
by the hostesses. There was a good
attendance at the meeting.
Mrs. Anna Heether, widow of j. A
Heether, who died last Sunday at AT
i lantic City, N. j., will make her future
home in this city with her sister, Mrs
:, c. j. McCombs. This was one of the
last requests of Mr.. Heether. before his
\ death, that his wife come to Marshall
town, where she could be with her sis
\ ter. Shortly before his death Mr.
Heether made his will, drawing the
document himself, and attaching his
signature in the same manner as he
would We're he sighting some railroad
order. Doctors at Atlantic City who
/ had charge of his case said they had