Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-26


Brassf1eld, for several weeks.
Mrs. Ira Kiblinger. of Oswego, Kan.
Who has been spending the past three
months at the home of her uncle. Mr.
A. P. Bratt, left for her home Frida,
evening.
Mrs. c. w. Mccord and children re.
turned home Friday evening from Nor.
way, where they have been visiting 70,
ten days with Mrs. McCord's mother
Mrs. J. G. Benson.
Yes we do only the best wiring thai
can be done and we make Job safe
by using plenty of Insulation and leav,
OUT nothing to cheaper the job, Blu
chanan-Boughton Company.
j. H. Mineah's condition is extreme.
ly critical today. The patient had a
bad night, and this morning his tenn.
perature registered Slightly under 1o6
Unless Mr.. Mineah rallies very soor
he can not survive long.
|. The Colfax baseball team spent Fri.
day night in this city, being on its wa,
to Eldora, where it played q practice
game with the Industrial school team
this afternoon. Colfax and the Eldora
teams play next Monday and Tues.
day at Eldora.
Mrs. James Carmody arrived home
Friday evening from a months visi
with her daughter, Mrs. H. o. Lind
say, and family, in Chicago Mrs. Lind.
say and children accompanied Mrs
Carmody homo and will spend The
summer here.
MRS. George Estabrook was 1lostes!
Friday evening to a dozen friends, com
pllmentary to Miss Alice Brady, of &c.
dar Rapids. Miss Brady delighted tn,
company with vocal numbers, and til,
evening was spent socially. The hos
tess served a dainty lunch.
Ten dollars reward will be paid 70,
return Of female Fox Terrier stoler
from Pilgrim Hotel. June 4. If not re.
turned by Monday next will pay s2s
reward for information that Will Lead
| to the arrest and conviction of tn.
party who stole her. e. M. Coleman.
There will be reception of new mem
bers at the Methodist church at tn,
10:30 service Sunday morning follow
ing the sermon. All who have alread,
expressed a preference for this church
and any who may now desire to do so
will be cordially welcomed at that time
Mrs. Clegg Boud and little daughters
who have been visiting two weeks al
the home of the formers mother, Mrs
Ann Speer, and sister, Mrs. Archie 81.
son, left Friday evening for Musca.
time, where Mr.. and Mrs. Roud are te
reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Boud have beer
living in Iowa City for the past few
years.
Mr.. George Benson, an old and we'll
known resident of LaMoille, was
brought to this city this morning and
removed ito st. Thomas hospital fol
treatment for nervous disorders. Mr.
Benson has been suffering with afflic-
tions of the nerves, which have brough,
on sleeplessness and generally brok-
en- down and disordered condition.
The Pocahontas County Sun, Lau.
rens, says: "F. M. Wheeler, an old res.
tdent Of Marshall county came in Mon.
day to visit his brother-in-law, G. N
Leach, south Of town. Mr.. wheele.
has lived more than aety yee.. g
Marshall county and in the sam,
vicinity. He has many old time
friends here who were glad to gree
him."
A letter received from the boy camp.
eNs at Lake Frances, MINI, this morn.
ing says that the lads are having &
great time and are getting beautiful,
suhburned. Up to the time the Letter
was written, Cole McCreery and Fred
East had caught the largest fish. Nc.
Creery had landed a pickerel weighinf
two and three-quarter pounds, ant
Fred East had caught "bull head
weighing seven and one-half pounds
The bull head referred to was with.
out doubt q cat fish.
A-N-- ~
The funeral Of Melvin Lien, who was
killed in Syracuse, NJ, T., was held from
the parlors Of A. p. Wilbur & Sons a,
10. O'clock this morning, and was quite
largely attended by residents OF TIL,
|neighborhood where the parents live
northeast of the city. Rev. NJ. n. Smith
OBLIGATED. The pail bearers were Wal.
ter Fisher. Charles Kleespie, George
Coburn. p. n. Gimri, C. A Smith. and
+. s. Smith. There were many nora
offerings from the frieids or the family
The body was buried 10 Riverside. .