Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-12
TIdEsRhPUB11oAN MARsHALlrowN IOWA. AUGUST ~, 1909
Miss Vida Johnson. OF Gearing. spent
Wednesday in the city.

Miss Vida Johnson. OF Gearing. spent
Wednesday In the city.
The Court of Honor Circle will meet
with Mrs. NJ. p. Matson. 900 North
Third avenue. Friday afternoon.
Second Vice President Ollie S. Ellis.
Of the Western Grocer Company, ar
rived home Wednesday evening from a
few days spent In looking after busi-
ness matters at Clinton and Dubuque.
Mrs. w. II. Cox, Of Peru. Ind, ac-
companied by her daughter Ruth and
son Hugh. arrived in the city this
morning from Abba, and will remain
for few days visit with her cousin,
Mrs. A. N. Hardness.
Plans were made wednesday even
ing by the members Of the Der
Deutsche Undertakings Kreis, at a
meeting held at the home of Mrs. p. A.
Stern. for their annual picnic. 1t was
decided to hold 1t next Wednesday at
ternoon and evening at the soldiers
home, unless the weather should pre-
vent.
The arrival here this morning of
John Kunkle and John Rider. of Del
vein, son -in-law of John S. Kunkle,
day afternoon, gave q more definite
turn to the arrangements for the fu-
neral Of the veteran 1t is likely that
the service will be held Friday after
noon. but this date Is contingent some
what upon the arrival OF other relatives
who have been notified.
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Miss Anna Roubinek. Of Chicago, for
merly of this city, arrived Wednesday
evening, and will remain for stay Of
garet Englert and Mrs. Robert Shirk.
Miss Roubinek's visit is also one Of
business, connected with her interests
in the e. H. Hibben estate, which still
lacks few minor details OF q settle
ment. Miss Roubinek was Joined here
by her brother, Emil Roubinek, and
wife, of Lincoln. Neb.
Mrs. N. r. Cliff, of Gearing. was in
the city Wednesday evening. being on
her way home from Clear Lake where
she has been spending the summer at
the Cliff cottage. The other members
Of the family will be at the lake several
weeks longer, but Mrs. Cliff Is return
Ing home to make preparations to leave
about Sept. for Aberdeen, Miss, to
visit her daughters, Mesdames d. o.
and Carl Anderson.
Rev. Jennie Kirby, Of Cleveland. o.,
formerly pastor of the Friends church
at Hartland, Ames, and Lynnville. ar
rived in the city this morning, and will
remain In the state for visit of several
weeks. Mrs. Kirby has been pastor OF
church in Cleveland for several
months, but gave up her work recently
in order that she might take rest.
Mrs. Kirby will visit friends in this city
and at Hartland, and will visit her
niece, Mrs. Jervis johnson, at Lynn
vile.
At the Central Church of Christ.
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. was
largely attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Valley Oleson, who died Tuesday at
ternoon. Among the many flowers
from neighbors and friends, was a
pretty piece from the employees Of the
Marshalltown Drop Forge Company.
where Mr.. Oleson is employed. Assoc
ciates of Mr.. Oleson in the factory
acted as pail Bearers, in the persons
Of Messrs. H. F. Miller, A. F. Thomp-
son, Frank 6tegall, Louis Vader,
Thomas Kendall, and A. Richards. In
terment was in Riverside.
Messrs. G. F. Schmidt and L. c. Alb.
bolt went to Mason City Wednesday
night, where today they were in attend
ance at meetings Of the executive COM
mittees OF the Iowa Hardware Dealers
Mutual Insurance Company, and the
Iowa Retail Hardware Dealers Asso-
citation. Mr.. Schmidt is a member OF
| the executive committee of the insur-
ance company, and Mr. Abbott of the
dealers association. This afternoon a
game of baseball was scheduled be-
tween the hardware dealers and the
hardware travelling statesmen of Iowa
all Of whom are gathering for the an
nual picnic to be held at Clear Lake
Friday.
The funeral Of Alfred Batty was
largely attended Wednesday Afternoon
from the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Batty, Jr., sos East Linn street, Rev
William Pence James officiating. The
different Masonic bodies to which Mr.
Batty belonged sent beautiful flowers
and there were also pretty pieces from
the relatives and friends. Members
Of the Masonic fraternity acted as pal
bearers, in the persons of Messrs. =. e
Carver, j. w. Fularton, George Boggie
John I. Armour George r. Norris, ano
| w. b. Williams. At Riverside the
burial was with Masonic honors, the
service being in charge Of John w
Wells.
Miss Lucille Willard, 400 North Firs