Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-13

w. "A. SandOe ana others, asking Tor q
sewer from First avenue to the alley
west on Webster street, was referred
Monday night to the sewer committee
MIR. Thomas Wilson, of Winnipeg
Canada, who has been spending a few
days with his son, General Secretary
M. G. A., left for his home Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pappe arrived
home Monday evening from Fort Mad.
ison, where Mrs. Pappe has been fol
about two weeks, visiting her mother
Mrs. F. w. Herminghausen, and othel
relatives and friends.
Assistant State Veterinarian F. ]
Neiman has associated with him Mr.
James Mckenzie, who is a junior stu.
dent from the Chicago Veterinary
College, and who will assist DR.. Mel.
man the coming summer.
A lecture on resurrection day o.
Easter at Jerusalem given by tn,
mems class at the Christian church
Wednesday evening, April Ia at 7:30
illustrated by DR.. Leeper's famous pic
lures. Admission 10 and Is cents.
The petition by W. H. Hammond an,
B. F. Cummings, for a cement side
walk on the west side of Tenth street
from Church south, was reported ia
vorably by the streets and alleys com
mittee of the council Monday night.
Mrs. c. E. Jones, Of Omaha. is IL
the city visiting at the A. H. Welkel
and G. II. Smith homes, and with 9th.
err relatives and friends. Mrs. Jone
was formerly Miss Lulu Clifford, ant
lived here until about five years ago
| Tonight the Sherman Stock Compan,
will present the clever comedy drama
woman Against Woman" at the Cd
con, at which time ladies will be ad
mitted absolutely free at any time il
the evening. Prices only 10 and 2
| cents.
| Glenn Merryman, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ira Merryman, Of Taylor town.
ship, returned to his school work a
Drake University Monday. Mr.. Mer.
ryman was called home Saturday ow.
ing to the death Of his grandmother
Mrs. Isaac johnson, of Ferguson.
i
| The Women's Club will meet in an
nuaI session Wednesday afternoon a
$3.50 at the club rooms. In connection
esting program will be given. A feat
ure Of the program will be a paper OF
forestry by Mrs. George w. Darling.
Local hunters were busy during tn,
snow squall yesterday and many duck!
were bagged, principally in the vicinit!
of the goose ponds. The birds flew low
owing to the high wind. Frank Kin
sey shot an even dozen birds, but los
four, having no dog to retrieve. Othe
sportsmen had good success.
Mr.. w. P. Hughes, business manage
of the Times Republican, left for Du
buque Monday night, where Mrs
Hughes is patient in the Finley hos
pital, where she was taken from Sa
bula, the home Of her parents, for al
operation Mrs. Hughes is sufferin,
from appendicitis and other compiled
ttons.
Lady friends Of Mrs. Mamie Phil
gren Joined in two Surprises on Mrs
Pihlgren at her home, PIE South Thir,
street, on Friday and saturday after
Moons. The affairs were in honor o
Mrs. Pihlgren's 68th anniversary, wl1icl
fell on Saturday. Several pretty re
membranes were given Mrs. Pihlgrel
by her friends.
The body Of William F. Dwyer, VIII,
died in Denver, Colo, Of rheumatism
Of the heart last Friday, reached tn,
i nj ut
Mrs. Dwyer and children. and Mr.. j
]. Dwyer, Of Denver, brother Of tn,
deceased. The body was taken to tn,
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Mcbride
705 South Second street, where brie
funeral services win be held at 1913,
o'clock Wednesday morning. ServiceI
will be held also at st. Mary's church
lat 8 o'clock, Rev. ]. Q. Fitzpatrick
officiating. The body will be buried ii
lFsiverside.