Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-13

S. w. Elliott, wife and son Melville.
OF Liscomb, went to Ladora today for
a ten days visit with relatives.
Imperial Grape Juice will give you
new life and vigor. In % cent and so
cent bottles at Peckham Grocery Co.
Miss Elsie Peek, who has been quite
Ill for several days from an attack
Of stomach trouble, is much better to-
day.
You are invited to call at r. A. JUL
ian's barber shop, No. 30 East Main
street. known formerly as Young's
shop.
Mrs. Ada Pickard and SON Clyde left
Thursday night for Seattle and other
western points, for several weeks
visit.
Miss Helen McKibben, of Mechanics
Vile, arrived in the city Thursday ev-
ening Tor a. visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. P. w. Burke.
Miss Clara Bauman, of Liscomb, still
continues to show signs of improve
ment since her operation at st. Thomas
hospital few days ago.
Mrs. Elva Eaton, who has been the
guest of relatives here since the
Packer family reunion, left this morn
ing for her home at Central City, Neb.
Mrs. F. j. Wolfe, of Chicago, who
has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
p. w. Cooley the past week, went to
Steamboat Rock this morning to visit
her brother, Mr.. j. v. Bass.
L. T. Crossman, who is in charge
of the religious work department of
Y. M. c. A. work in Omaha, was in
the city today, the guest of Secretary
Wilson of the local association.
Just this time of the year cake OF
nice toilet soap is one Of the neces-
sites Of life. We have Jap Rose. WILD
Rose, Palm olive, Glycerine, Chamois
Skin and many other kinds OF fancy
soaps. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Miss NJ. e. Thompson, Of Brinkhav-
en-, Ohio, and Miss Gladys Henderson
of Waterloo, arrived in the city this
morning for few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Jones. Miss
Thompson and Miss Henderson are
nieces of Mrs. Jones.
Twenty friends of Mr.. w. B. Beeson
from among the Grand veterans and
their wives, surprised him Thursday
evening at his home, in honor of the
6Sth anniversary of his birth. Sub.
stantial tokens were presented to both
Mr.. Beeson and Mr.. G. II. Brock, whose
anniversary comes within a few days.
Mrs. George Lundy and baby daugh
ter Margaret Jean, until recently o.
Chattanooga, Tenn, left Wednesday ev.
ening after a visit of several weeks a
the home of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. N. Garwood, for their new
home in Bristol, Tenn, where Mr.
Lundy recently became secretary O
the Y. M. c. A.
Mr.. II. c. Kobbe, Of Corwith, who
has been visiting since the middle O,
May at the home of his brother-in-law
Mr.. August Lang, one-half mile wes
of LaMoille, left for his home thi.
morning. Mr.. Kobbe was formerly q
well-known farmer living near Van.
cleve, having come to this country IL
1875.
Mesdames Hawkins, Bowman, Good
Brown, Havener, Swick and Lode,
were hostesses Thursday afternoon q
the Hawkins home, 207 West Church
street, to the regular meeting of tht
Methodist Ladies Aid Society. Their,
was fairly good attendance, and {
social hour, during which the hostesse!
served refreshme nts, followed the bust.
ness session.
Maj. John M. Burke, the veteran
Snowman and for thirty-seven year.
ahead of Buffalo Bills" wild west
spent Thursday in the city on bushes.
connected with the approaching ap.
pearance OF the combined Buffalo Bill'
and "Pawnee Bill" shows. Major
Burke Is one of the most interestins
characters in the show business, ant
possesses a fund of knowledge biased
on personal experiences in nearly ever,
civilized land Of the globe.
Miss Anna Maude Kimberly, publ,
librarian, left Thursday evening for tn,
west, and will be absent on vacation
trip until the first of the month. Sh,
will stop briefly at Denver and Col.
orado Springs. also taking the Pike,
Peak trip, and at Salt Lake City, befor,
going on to Seattle, where she will b,
met by her sister, Miss Grace Kimber.
ly, of Houskin, Mont. AT Spokane tn,
sisters will be guests for day or twt
at the home Of Mrs. F. IS. Chambers
formerly Miss vara Andrews, of thi.
city, and will also enjoy short visits
with friends at Billings and Butte
Mont.
DR.. W. s. Devine spent the day In tn,
city, and will return to Rochester
Mimi, Saturday. DR.. Devine went t
Rochester a week ago with his wifi,
and daughter, for the purpose of iav.
ing Mrs. Devine undergo an examina.
ton to ascertain. II possible, wha
could be done to relieve q condition
that has been responsible for Mrs
Devine's Ill health during the past fev
years. Seven different diagnosticianI
have been consulted during the wee3,
and none has been able to gain a de.
finite understanding OF the case. I
has been decided that Mrs. Devine vii
sumit to an exploratory incision. IN al
effort to ascertain the cause Of he,
trouble. It is likely that Mrs. Devin,
will enter the hospital on Monday, anS
that the operation will be rsSttcs,nes
some time early next week.