Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-11

scinded its action in suspending Glen
Merrill and Merritt Carpenter, and the
bows have been reinstated in school.
At, Albion the approaching wedding
Of Miss May Brown and Mr.. Walter
Springer is announced. The wedding
will take place next Tuesday, Feb. 16.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Moore died Wednesday night at
LeGrand Of pneumonia.
Other news Of the county follows:
( STATE CENTER.
Feb. 11.-At a special meeting of the
school board it was voted that Glen
Merrill and Merritt Carpenter, two
IF the high school pupils WHO were
suspended about Thanksgiving time
for infractiorls Of the rules governing
discipline. be reinstated. The rein
statement in Merrilps case was made
with the provision that he make
public apology to his teacher, the pu-
bills. and such members of the board
who might be present. Mr.. Went
worth was the only member OF the
board present who voted against athe
reinstatement Merrill made the
apology Tuesday, and is again IN
school
The net profits Of the firemen's fair
have been found to be $1,762,2l. Inc
gross receipts were $1,SS4.26. !.
Mr.. and Mrs E. II. SchilliniS are IN
Chicago attending the auto show. -.
a \. Dusell and w. ]. Liston are also
4 attending the big show.
Rev. u. Groth, pastor of the Luth-
eran church, will leave for Muscatane
TOMORROW to be gone over Sunday.
There will be no services In the churcn.
ALBION.
Feb 11.-Mrs. r. G.. Hougiiton en-
tertained the Albion Culture Club az
her home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. j.
p. Grouse read paper on Art Treas
,res Of America" and Mrs. Rederus on
.writers Of the Southland.
Mr. 2. e. Fraley is in Dies Moines
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bales are home
again after having spent q year ana
a half in California.
Mr.. Charles Farmer is remodeling his
L house in the south part Of town.
Mr.. e. =. Douglas, Of Red Wing.
MINI. has assumed the principalship OF
orr public school, succeeding A A. ST.
fert
Mr.. J. r. Haines, of Marshailtown,
visited over Sunday at the C. HI Har-
mon home and at the home OF MS
brother-in law, A. F. HILL.
Mr.. Ward Bridgeman has purchased
the little cottage owned by Mrs Mil
ton Hussey and is having It remodeled
i,.3o q comfortable home
Mrs. Will Vail gave a shower Tor
Miss May Brown Wednesday evening
at her home north Of town. Miss Brown
is to be married to Mr.. Walter Spring
er Feb. 16, at the home OF her uncle,
!. Mr.. Sanford Collins. They will make
their home near Colo on q farm.
LIE GRAND.
Feb. 1.-THE third number Of the
lecture course was given Friday even
ing by the musical department OF
Palmer College assisted by others. 1t
consisted Of cornet, violin, mandolin,
and vocal selections, and was much
enjoyed.
The endeavor society Of the Chris
tian church observed Christian En-
deavor day by giving a special pro-
0ram.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Draper and chill
rem went to Belle PLANE Saturday eve
ming. spending Sunday with the for
mer's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Adair, OF .Montour,
visited Sunday with Mr.. Adai1's moth
er. Mrs. Dave Imam.
Misses Dustin and Gillian were In
Marshalltown Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Walter Arnold made business
trip to Ferguson Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Hawbecker was in Mar
shalitown Monday.
Rev. L. E. Follansbee gave his pop
ular lecture, Genius and Glmption,
in the chapel Tuesday evening. Those
y who brayed the storm to hear him
were we'll repaid.
A. H. Welker, of Marshalltown, was
in LeGrand Wednesday to attend a
meeting of the executive committee
> of the colleges
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
Club met with Mrs. w. M Garnt We'd
nesday afternoon. The subject was
"Composers and Music"
The market sale held here last
Tuesday was a success in spite Of
the storm Everything sold well. Be
sides cattle, machinery, etc., one OF
the East Quarry houses was also on
the market and sold. The ladies Of
the Christian church served dinner,
and cleared about SIG.
The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Moore died last evening at $3.50 OF
pneumonia. The funeral will be some
time tomorrow.
NORTH STAR.
Feb. 11.-Mr and Mrs. B. 2.
Scheibel and Mrs. John Scheibel were
Marshalltown visitors Thursday.
Nearly all of the, men in this neigh
borhood attended the Harry Early sale
Thursday.
Miss Anna Head returned Thursday
morning from two weeks visit at
Marshalltown, Pickering and Gilman.
Mesdames Hamburger and Head
were the only ones from this, neigh
borhood that attended the Irregular
meeting Of the North Star aid at Mrs.
Dean Snyder's Thursday.
Wednesday Mr.. and Mra W. O.