Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-08

Mrs. Laura Howard, Of Chicago, is
in Albion for a visit with her sisters,
Misses Eva and Lucretia Hambleton.
1t is canning time. Have you all the
supplies you need? We have every
thing. L. S. Peckham Grocery Com
pany.
AT 113 East Main you can get a good
ice cream soda or soda fountain drink.
The best to be had. Beinert Drug Com
pany.
Mrs. Dora L. Warren, who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. H. A. Brooks, in
Gilmore City, returned home Wednes-
day evening.
City Solicitor F. e. Northup went to
Chicago Wednesday night for a short
stay on business and to visit his broth
er, Mr.. John Northup.
Prayer meeting, district No. 5, will
meet Friday morning with Mrs. c. w.
M!cCord, sol North Center street.
Members will take paper and pencils.
Owing to the condition of the repairs
in the Methodist church and the even
ing session of the Sunday school con-
vention, the prayer meeting will be
omitted tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Baxter re-
turned home this morning from stay
of four days in Chicago and Windsor,
ILL.,, the latter city being Mrs. Bax-
tiers former home.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. G. G. Horton at the
soldiers home. Mrs. d. NJ. Goodale
will assist the hostess.
Mesdames j. II. and Ira w john
ston will be hostesses Friday afternoon
to the Ladies' Aid Society of the First
| Baptist church, at the home of Mrs. j.
H. Johnston, 603 East Church street.
j. W. Jackson, who has been visit
| ing his daughter, Mrs. Ida Williams,
and friends near Albion and Ferguson
for week or ten days, will return to
his home at Kansas City tomorrow.
| The regular weekly prayer meeting
tonight at the Central Church of
Christ will begin at 1880 and close at
tute meeting at the Congregational
church.
Try some Of our canned fish. We
have all varities in all grades. Sardines
from 5 cents per can up. Salmon at
10 cents and up. Shrimps, lobster, can
ned mackeral, etc. L. S. Peckham
Grocery Company.
Miss Jennie Tuffree filed suit for the
district court this morning against
Melvina B. Gray ct al, by which 1t is
sought to establish the plaintiffs title
to lot 10, block 8, Lawrence's addition
to this city.
Miss Kathryn LAGRANGE, Of Victor,
a clever pianist who has been playing
lat the Empire for the opening under
the new management of Bailey &
Mart, went to Grinnell Wednesday ev-
ening to fill her regular engagement at
the Lyric.
The Mt. Vernon baseball team,
which plays the Railroad Y. M. G. A.
team here Friday afternoon, was in
the city this morning enroute to Belle
Plaine, where the team played today.
1.-THE team was beaten by Union Friday
lat Union by the score Of 1 to 0 in ten
innings.
An audience Of about fifty women
listened to an address on marriage, Civ
en- by DR.. Pauline I. Myers Townsend
at the Congregational church Wednes.
day afternoon. DR.. Townsend treated
the subject principally from a profes.
sional' standpoint, urging more thor
ough knowledge Of the laws Of health
both before and after marriage. DR.
Townsend talked for almost two hours
and was accorded the close attention OF
her hearers.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ingebors
Erickson, of near Pickering, were helt
from tile home of her daughter, Mrs
F. f. Beetner, one-half mile south O.
Pickering, ,at o'clock Wednesday af
ternoon and at the Friends church a
Stavanger at o'clock. Both service.
were largely attended. The body wa:
buried in the Stavanger cemetery. Th'
pail bearers who were three sons ant
three sons-in- law, were Messrs. Ingbal
Tunis and Edmund Erickson, Over
Devick. K. ]. Jacobson and F. e. Beet.
ner.
Mrs. S. a. Kendall, daughter Grace
and sons, John Wiley and Van Nest
OF MyerSQale, "a, WHO nave Deen
spending the past five weeks in Lis
comb, visiting Mrs. Kendall's mother
Mrs. Caroline Wiley, and sister, Mrs
F. A. Thurber, left for their home
Wednesday night from this city. Mrs
Kendall and children spent the win.
ter and spring months in California
fand stopped in Liscomb on their way
J home. Mr.. and Mrs. Thurber accom-.
panied their sister and her children tc
the city Wednesday evening. and re.
manned over night
Mrs. c. Bivens, living two and one
half miles northwest Of Albion, enter
tanned several relatives and friends a
home Tuesday afternoon in honor o
her daughter Estella's anniversary
The feature of the afternoon was
thread shower given by Mrs. Margare
Ditnan and Mrs. Rhetta Bivens. Their
were fifty spools Of thread receive,
from friends in the neighborhood an,
Wilcox, Canada, where Miss Biven
spent last summer with her sister
Mrs Charles Wallace. The rooms wer
very prettily decorated. the colo
scheme being carried out-in red, whit