Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-12


Special new line of birthday post
cards at Newtons, III East Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Sinclair went to
Chicago Sunday night to stay for
week
Remember the Rebekah fair at Odd
Fellows hall Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights.
6 For Sale-Second hand buggies; also
q two-seated trap. Ewing's livery,
North First street.
y Early Ohio, Early Rose and Bur
bank potatoes for seed Kendall G.
West, East State street.
60
Mrs. Nels Thompson, son Kernel, and
daughter, Miss Cora, of Dillon, were
Saturday visitors in the city.
Mrs. Charles Ramsey, of Gilman,
and sister Mrs. Robinson. of Humes-
ton, spent Saturday in the city.
Wanted-Tenants for the, j. C. Dunn
home, 1oS West Church; also for the
Tim Brown home, 4o1 East Main.
Misses Helen and Tillie Tostenson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Tostenson, of
Dillon, spent Saturday in the city.
Mr.. p. j. jacobson, daughter Anna,
and son Paul, and Miss Mabel Corrick,
of Gilman, spent Saturday in the city.
'sWoman Against Woman" at the
Odeon tonight by the Sherman Stock
Company. Prices only 10 and 20 cents.
The body of George Redfern, who
died at the soldiers home, was shipped
to Apple River, H., Sunday night for
burial.
Miss Edna May Tilton, of Des
Moines, arrived in the city this morn
ing, and will be the guest of Miss Flor
ence Hopkins for a week. =
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The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Guild of st. Paurs church will be held
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 at the
home Of Mrs. L. C. Abbott, South
Fifth avenue.
J, c.. Dunlap, of Luray, has brought
suit in the district court against r. R.
K Croft, ct AL, to collect on three notes
aggregating $500, which the petition
alleges are past due and unpaid.
Messrs. George Adams and A. w.
Heald of minneapolis, arrived in the
city this morning and will remain a
few days on business. MIR. Head ex-
poets to go to Oskaloosa tonight for a
short stay.
Dog catchers are soon to be em-
. p1oyed by the city to gather in and kill
the dogs which are not wearing q city
license tag. The supply of tags for
the year has been received by Chief OF
Police w. Il. Nicholson.
AT the Methodist Sunday school Eas-
ter service a collection of S321.33 was
received for missions. The collection is
about 500 larger than ever received
before for a similar purpose. The Eas-
ter service was witnessed by an aud
fence of 500 people.
Word from Salt Lake City is to the
effect that w. NJ. Raymond, of this
city, has just taken possession of his
new European hotel, the Raymond. Mr..
Raymond considers the prospects flat
tering for fine business, and is very
much pleased over the outlook.
George Fl. Beebe arrived home this
morning from his business trip to Chi
cago and Detroit. He also visited Fort
Recovery, o., with his daughter, Mrs.
T.. l.. Mcdaniel, VINO accompanied him
home for visit of a week or ten daya.
AIRS. Beebe and daughter spent the day
at the home of their son and brother
III. o. Eldridge, at Clemens.
The funeral of Mrs. Frank Bowman
will be held Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock from the residence, 5 North
Fifth avenue, and will be private. Rev
William Pence James will have the
services in charge. Mrs. Bowman S
mother, Mrs. Green, of Batesville Ark.
is expected to reach the city either to-
night or early Tuesday morning.
tMessrs. Nye, c. L. Bedding. Bone
brake and Ray Scott, students at
Z Drake University returned to Des
Moines Sunday evening. Messrs. Nye,
Bedding and Bonebrake are members
of the Drake Glee Club, which gave a
concert here Friday evening, and re-
manned over as guests Of their fell
a low "frat" member at the Rev, w. H.
Scott home.
A concert, the proceeds of which
formed their Easter offering, was CIV
s en- Saturday evening at the Methodist
q church by Miss Anna Boardman' S
y SUNDAY SClOOl CLASS OIL girls. LuOSG Oh
the class who took part in the pro-
gram were Miss Marguerite Lewis
violin; Misses Fannie Lennox and
3: Helen Boggie, piano; Misses Ruth
Leffler and Hazel Kellogg, vocal, and
j Miss Media Schwietert, reading. A
Y fair-sized audience was present.
Mrs. w. B. Kibbey arrived home
SSunday morning from Waterloo and
Cedar Falls, where she appeared before
the d. "A. r. chapters Of the two towns
in the interests Of the organization OF
!. the Children Of the Republic. Mrs
Kibbey spoke before the Waterloo
chapter Friday night, and before the
Cedar Falls chapter Saturday. The
Cedar Falls chapter also had as guests
gthe members of the Blacllhawlk chapte,
5of Cedar IT. lls, and the prospects arc
good for the three chapters to organize
4 Schildren's societies. AT Waterloo Mrs
IKibbey was entertained by Mrs. Jul
ian Richards, state secretary and re-
( gent of the Waterloo chapter. AT Cedar
Falls Mrs. Kibbey was a guest at ar
Easter luncheon at the home Of Mrs
I'D. N. Hurd. Miss Harriet Lake, Of
Independence, and Mrs. Richards were
also guests at this affair. The pro-