Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-10

for a brief visit.
Mrs. Sarah Egbert spent Thursday
and Friday in Marshaltown. the guest
OF her son, George, and family.
Mrs. G. w. Lingham visited with her
father. Mr.. N. #. Phillips. of New
Sharon, Friday and stopped Saturday
with friends In Grinnell.
Mrs. M. f. Hickey, Mrs. Elsie Casper
and Miss Eta Cunningham attended
the Sunday meetings Saturday, and
Sunday.
Misses Stern, Gabelman, Abbott and
Harris, Of Marshalltown. Mrs. Best OF
Chicago. Miss Vollmer Of La Sale, H.,
and Mrs. Harper. of Ottumwa, formed
merry party, spending Sunday and
Monday with G.. w. Harris.
Mrs. D. d. Dean. of Rhodes. visited
her brother. w. H Robinson. Monday.
LEGRAND.
June 10-The musical jubilee given
by the little folks, most Of whom were
pupils of Miss Gillian, at the college
Thursday evening, was very much en-
joyed by q large audience.
Friday evening the commercial class
was represented by Hon. G. H. Van
Law Of Marshalltown. who gave an ex-
cellent address in the chapel.
Friday afternoon a tree was planted
on the college campus for the class Of
1909. President and Mrs. e. c. Kerr
served ice cream and cake to the stu
dents and faculty.
Saturday afternoon was the matinee
and evolutionary recital by the pupils
of Miss Helfinstein. 1t was highly APP
preciated by large audience.
The faculty, students and the class of
'09, were entertained by Mrs. Haw-
becker at her home Saturday evening
from s to Z. A two course luncheon
was served.
DR.. Barrett of Dayton, D., editor of
the Herald Of Gospel Liberty, arrived
ference and to deliver the Cooley lee
lures.
Sunday morning the baccalaureate
sermon was preached at the Friends
church by Rev. A. B. Kendall.
Monday evening the senior recital
was given by Miss Hannah Pember-
ton, assisted by the orchestra. 1T was
much enjoyed
Saturday evening was the annual re-
cital. Mr.. j. r. Strome of Des Moines
gave several vocal numbers.
Mrs. Mullen of Montana was here
to attend the commencement and visit
with her neice. Florence Howard
Tuesday evening was the regular coll
lege commencement. The class address
was given by Rev. D. w. Harvard Of
Madrid, and was excellent. Music was
furnished by the college orchestra. The
class consists of Mrs Kate l.. Hanson,
Miss Hannah Pemberton, Messrs. Ro-
land Pemberton, Glen McCarel and
Anton Johnson.
has been visiting in the east, is here
ference.
Professor Chris left Wednesday
evening for his home in Ashland, Ill
Miss Florence Howard left Wednes-
day for her home in Birchdale, Mimi,
to spend her summer vacation
Miss Gillian will leave Friday even
ing for her home in White Pigeon
Mich. and Miss Dustin will leave at
the same time for her home in Sher-
wood, O.
Miss Dustin's Sunday School class
enjoyed picnic supper at the college
Wednesday evening.
Quite a number are here from a dis
lance to attend the conference.
vANCLEvE.
June 10.-The Helping Hand Society
of ladies is thoroughly alive. The spe-
cial purpose is to keep in repair the
Maple Grove cemetery. For this pur-
pose, on Saturday night, the society
gave an ice cream social on the ample
and pretty lawn of Jay Nason's home
The crowd came from near and far
and jolly good time wss had by all
Over $25 was turned into the hands OF
the treasurer as result.
The church service Sunday morning
next will be given to the hearing OF
reports and impressions of the Evan
gelist Sunday meetings; which have
been largely attended by people from
this territory. In the evening the Sun
day school will give Children's day
concert exercise, which has been ir
prepare ton for some weeks.
The death Of three former residents
Of this township in Marshalltown ant
State Center, their children and prop.
erty still being here, is fact worthy OF
special notice. G. r. Capron an6
James Hunter leave sons on the home
farms. Mrs. James Gowdy leaves g
son, Frank, near the homestead where
considerable family was reared
These three deaths of time neigh
Mt
Our two doctors. one dentist, fine
such encouragement in practice as te
open an office in the house Of Mr.. Bal.
ley, as they plan for continued resi-.
dence here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Tigges are
spending a few weeks in Texas. Hav.
ing sold the home farm, they wish to
1noi a new home in a milder climate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Andrews
whose three sons on the same street
deal largely in registered stock, have
returned to the farm Of Arthur. after g
residence in .Marshalltown of some
years.
The Misses Gustafson, whaley, ogg
Melick and Mr.. William Barber, all
close successful terms Of school TIL.
week and return to their homes in O,
near Marshalltown. 1t is hoped the,
may come back to do like work anothe,
year.
MARIETTA.
Marietta, June 10. - Mrs. Martir
Braddock, has been in Eldora VISITING
relatives.
Mrs. August Larson visited at st
Anthony over Sunday.