Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-02

the city in general. are to be congrat-
ulated that they are to have the con-
tinued services of their pastor, Rev. w.
w. Woodburn, for another year at
least. Mr.. WOODBURY. came here when
this church was organized, and has
been very faithful and efficient work
er, not only in the particular church
which he has had in charge, but in
unison with the other churches and
ministers of the city, In all united re-
ligious movements. For some time
recently 1t has been greatly feared by
his friends that he would remove to
wider field. but the question is now re-
his remaining here.
On Wednesday evening quiet we'd
ding took place at the residence of
Prof. L. F. Parker. by which Mr. Pat
rick Fleming and Miss Leila H. Cook
were made husband and wife. Profess
sor Parker performing the ceremony.
Mr.. Flemming is a carriage trimmer
in the Spaulding factory, and his bride
has been one of the force in the j.
A. Stone Company store, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Baker, from
Newton, have removed to Grinnell,
which they plan to make their future
home, as Mr.. Baker has regular run
on the Iowa Central road.
Miss Maggie B. Wilson. a trained
nurse Of this city, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Wilson. died yesterday
morning in the Presbyterian hospital
in Chicago, following a surgical opera
ton. Her mother went with her to
Chicago and was with her at the end
The first of the usual open air union
services on Sunday evenings, for the
summer will be held at o'clock on
Sunday next, on the lawn east of the
old high school building, the sermon
being given by District Superintendent
DR.. c. L. Stafford, of the Methodist
church.
At the recent meeting and election
of officers of the volunteer fire COM
pany OF this city, Charles circuit was
made chief, and w. j. Lewis assistant
chief. and these selections Will come
before the council as recommends
ton which that body will be asked to
sanction.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Spaulding are hav-
ing the pleasure of visit from Mrs.
F Z. Henion, Mrs. E ". Scott. and
Mrs. F. Smith. all OF Cedar Rapids,
whose husbands will join them for an
over Sunday visit here.
A new pump with a capacity of 1000
gallons minute has Just been installed
OF the water works, and given a trial
that seemed to give absolute satisfac-
ron This relieves the citizens from
any fears that may have been in their
minds of not having adequate force be-
L,nd the water mains in case of A
heavy fire, as this new pump will give
far more force than actually needed
Mrs George Proctor was very I'M
expectedly called to Hutchison, Kan.
on Wednesday night, by the news of
the death of her brother. Mr.. ]. F.
Greenlee. Mr.. Greenlee formerly LIVED
in Knoxville. and was a member of the
state senate at the same time with
Hon. R N. Haines. of this city He
was also g member of the Kansas
senate at the time that body was locked
into. the state house, and kept prison
ers by the Kansas insurgents"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McMurray Sr..
started yesterday morning for Lake
Minnetonka, Wis. where they plan to
spend the rest of the heated season
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Belden and son
took their final leave Of Grinnell, this
morning. to make their home in Los
Angeles, Cal, where their eldest son,
Harry, in engaged in business.