Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-08

VIII De QelQ at the nome OF MIS-. .. ..
Huls. 412 North First street, Wednes-
day morning. at $3.50 o'clock.
Judge William G. Ewing. of Chicago,
will lecture on Christian Science at
Odeon, Tuesday, June at s p. m. Ad-
mission free. All are cordially invited.
Passenger train No. 6, of the Great
Western, due here for the north at 400
a. M, was annulled Monday on ac-
count of washout near Kansas City.
K. j. jacobson, the well-known Pick
ill of blood poisoning, Is showing con-
tinued improvement, and it is believed
will effect a recovery.
A meeting of the c. w. B. NJ. Auxil-
larry of the Central Church Of Christ
will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. A. Par
mer. 408 West Church street.
Visiting Elks from Oskaloosa, Boone
and other places in central Iowa have
promised to come to this city Friday
evening and attend the initiation Of
a class into Marshall lodge. No. s12.
os VI. L d1olpiCi, VI 4NSW oAiSdhSb
who has been a. guest at the home of
his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Wildman, left Saturday for months
stay at Fort Worth, Texas. on bus
mess.
Miss Maude Keith teacher in the
Ackley schools, arrived in the city
Monday for a short visit at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Mueller. Miss
Keith stopped here on her way to her
home in Marion.
The high school seniors will enjoy a
picnic next Saturday at Rock Valley
mills. Tonight, at the home of Super
intendent and Mrs. A. Palmer, the SEN
iors will be guests at reception given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
W. 7. Scott, successor to Henry
Weber, wishes to call your attention
to his ad in another column Of this
issue. The South Center street yards
are fully equipped and stocked with
coal, wood, -four and feed.
Rev. ]. ]. Fitzpatrick went to Grand
Junction this morning, accompanied by
Rev. William Donahue, Of Fairbanks,
to assist in the silver Jubilee of Rev.
John Phelan's entry into the priest
hood of the Catholic church.
Word received in this city says that
DR.. and Mrs. Hamel, of Hastings. Neb.,
are the parents of a daughter, born on
June 2. The child has been named
Marian. Mrs. Hamel was formerly
Mrs. D. H. Gross, of this city.
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w. B. Christie, of the Railroad Y. NJ.
G. A., was in Omaha Saturday, to at
tend the closing sessions Of the ma
tionai conference OF employed officers
of the Y. NJ. c. A. He returned Sunday
with Physical Director Dawson, who
had been in Omaha all week.
Saturday evening from Iowa City,
where she has been attending the state
university. Miss Gregory is recovering
from an attack of illness. resulting
from a severe cold, which came near
developing a case Of pneumonia.
The body Of Benjamin Sundell was
taken fro mthe receiving vault in Riv-
erside Monday afternoon and buried in
the cemetery, with brief services. con-
Only the members of the family were
present.
Messrs. Ackley, Fischer and Frank
of the Sunday party, went to Union
this morning to make preparations for
the revival which they will hold there
beginning Wednesday night Miss
MacLaren and Miss Miller left Monday
night for Gala Lake, Wis. to visit
friends. A large number of young
women and girl friends whom they
made here saw them off,
F. L. Henry, a Waterloo printer, was
in the city Saturday evening en- route
home from Monmouth, Ill. Mr.. Henry
is practically helpless as the result OF
rheumatism. with which he has beer
afflicted for about three years. He was
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. A. j
Cleveland, wife of the former Iowa
Central round house foreman Of this
city, but now of Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil seleine went te
Cedar Rapids Monday night, where Mr.
Seleine viii be present at the annual
convention Of the Catholic Order o,
Foresters of Iowa, as the delegate from
Lehman court. No. $780, of this city
Mrs. Seleine will visit friends in Ceda,
Rapids during the convention, which
began today and continues over We'd
nesday Messrs. T. H. Bondage ant
John Kurtz. of this city. also went tx
Cedar Rapids Monday night to be pres.
ent at the convention.
| Mrs. and Mrs. T. c. Maulsby and sol
Irwin, Mrs. Edward Cook and Mrs
Clyde Gabriel returned Saturday t
their home in Rockwell City after {
few days visit with relatives here
They were accompanied by Miss Ha.
eel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Manlsby
who has been employed In the Fail
store with the exception Of the past ;twt
months, during which time she ha,
been taking treatment in st. Thomas
hospital. Miss Hazel will spend Thu
summer recuperating at her parents
home.
Attic NJ. =. Andrews RIGHTEOUSNESS
years ago from active farm life; MOVED
| to-, Marshalltowh and, built comino.
dious modern home at s0e West NfaIa
he Is not entirely ,weaned from agti.
cultural pursuits. Mitch Is farming {
little Zone the side" this season. out q.
the old homestead near Melbourne. aiaS
| Is evidently trying to break q feuord o1
| two. He told a T.-R reporter that IL
had tomatoes "set on the vines,s pea.
and potatoes in bloom, and expected
Ito be eating garden tfucit.s this yeaa
as early as usual. despite the backward
season y 81 ~ s. "