Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-23

A crowd of about 200 people, filling
the four coaches Of the special train.
went to Union Tuesday night to attend
the revival meetings being held there
by members Of the Sunday party. The
train, in returning, reached the union
station at 11:10 o'clock.
S. M. Myers, Of Lamoille, accompa-
MED to the city Tuesday consignment
Of seventy head Of prime heavy hogs.
which were sold on the local market.
The shipment was from Minerva. where
Mr.. Myers purchased the animals from
Warren Nichols. The hogs averaged 800
pounds.
DR.. J. r. Bullard will leave tonight
for Memphis, Mo-, where he will join
Mrs. Bullard, and where he will re-
main for a short visit with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Billiard. DR..
Billiard will also visit in Kirksville,
Mo-, and expects to be absent for about
ten days.
Rev. and Mrs o. D. Elicit, who were
married at vermontville, Mich, on June
IA, and who have been visiting in
Mason and Lansing, Mich, and Chi
cago, arrived home this morning. Rev.
| and Mrs. Elicit will live in apartments
over the office of the Iowa Prohibitions
| list.
| Rev. Father l.. D. Tobin, Of st. An
thony, is confined to his bed by badly
sprained right ankle, the result of a
runaway accident Father Tobin was
driving and his horse became fright
NAL began to run Father Tobin jumped,
alighting in such manner as to twist
his ankle.
Between thirty Ave and forty bust
ness men of this city and farmers of
the county left this morning on an au-
tomobile journey to Ames, where the
officers Of the extension department of
Iowa State College were to be inter-
viewed. relative to securing an earlier
date for the annual short course meet
ling to be held in this city next winter.
| Mr.. William Hambleton, of Heaton,
N. D., and sister, Mrs. Emma Siddell
of Salem, Ore, who have been visiting
at the w. M. Pyle home for few days,
went to Ames Tuesday evening to visit
their brother Howard Hambleton for
a few days. From there both will leave
for oregon. Mr.. Hambleton and sister
have been visiting several days with
their uncle, Mr.. George r. Moore, at
Bromley, and with other relatives thru
out the county.
4 Mrs. Mary "A. Adams. Of Cambridge
has announced to friends in this city
the marriage Of her daughter, Leone, ia
Mr.. Guy ARTHUR Drake, which was cell
ebrated on Sunday, June 20, at the
Adams home. The at-honle cards read
1922 Twenty-first avenue southeast
Minneapolis. Miss Adams, until rer
Gently, was employed as a teacher In
the Rogers school in this city. 3
| Charley" La Plant, who had the
contract for wrecking tine union re-
vivel tabernacle, has completed the
work. He has also done a little com.
putting Of figures. Counting the labor
Of construction as having been done
by one man, he says 2l7 days were
put in. while that Of tearing down the
building, pulling nails and removing
the, material occupied sixty-hve ahd
one-half days OF one mans time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. q. Boardman
who have been spending almost 4
month in pierre, Rapid City Dead
wood and other South Dakots
points. in the Yellowstone ma
tional park. and in Seattle
Wash. returned home Tuesday night
At pierre Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman via.
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Chester n
1Dike. the former superintendent Of /
4 division OF the Northwestern. A,
|DeadYood they were the guests OF Mr.
land Mrs. F. w. Hargrave, formerly d
this city, and at Rapid City they visit.
4 ed Mr., and Mrs. Mark Ehie. Mr.. ant
i Mrs. 8oArdman spent about ten day,
In tho natt0na1,p and q few days =
1.-THE oxpositlon n sAattle.