Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-19

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Gerry.
| Miss Leila David left for Minneap-
oils this morning to visit for three
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. w. G. Bur-
leigh.
Perry the harness man has mum
Der of fine automobile robes that he
will sell at special discounts the mex,
| few days.
Secretary Jerry S. Green, of the
Home Guards of the World, went ito
stay on business.
We have full line Of Educator
crackers. IL YOU want something SUI
perior in crackers. call and get pack
age. Peckham Grocery company.
| Mr.. Earl Perry, son of j. S. Perry,
goes to Milwaukee this evening, where
he has accepted position with Wal
lace, Smith & Co., wholesale saddlery.
| Electric flour makes good bread
why, because it is made from the best
hard wheat. 1t, don't cost as much
as some brands but is as good. Your
grocer should have 1t.
Mrs. w. B. kibbey will entertain
| Thursday afternoon in the Kibbey
block the Rebecca Bates chapter, Chill
dren Of the American Revolution. A
patriotic program will be given.
| Minneapolis Journal: r. d. Marsh,
speaking on The Conservation of Ma
tural Resources" made the principal
address at the monthly meeting and
banquet of the TwoHour club in Day
tons tearooms last evening.
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The regular meeting of the Sunday
School Teachers union was held Mon-
day afternoon in the Methodist church.
A short sketch of the history and doc
trines of the United Evangelical church
was given by Rev. j. Auracher.
"A letter received from Mercy hospi-
| tai, Chicago where William Long. s
Court street. submitted to an opera
ton to relieve disordered condition of
the bladder ten days ago, says that
Mr.. Long is recovering very satisf &c :
torily.
A public meeting of the Marshall
County Humane society was held at
the west court room Monday night.
Secretary Rosa Liebig presided. Adj
dresses We're made by Rev. o. Qualen,
Leonard Carney, Mrs. Henry Pappe,
and Mrs Liebig.
Mr.. Elmer Hepner, who has been
farming near Glenville, N. D., for the
past three years, arrived home Monday
night and will remain indefinitely
with his parents. Mr.. Hepner has sold
his farm and his plans for the future
are somewhat indefinite.
Yesterdays Chicago Tribune says:
'fMr. and Mrs. Reuben A. Dugan. 1927
Lake avenue, announce the engage
lnent of their daughter. Sytil, to Mr..
Raymond D. Unger of Newark, N. J."
Miss Dugan is niece of Mrs. Mar
garet Ackert, of this city.
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Mrs. J. E. Northup, Of Baxter, who
has been in the city for few days
visiting at the home Of her son, Mr.
f. E. Northup, returned home this
morning. Mrs. Northup returned from
Chicago a few days ago, where she ,l;Ls
been visiting for a month with her son.
Mr.. John E. Northup.
The members of the Literary clan,
its honorary members and a few 9TH
er invited guests, enjoyed a pleasant
meeting Monday evening, with Miss
Olive Tug, 10 South Third avenue
An interesting paper on the subject Of
Knisely, was followed by a social time,
n ,,Y>s, ,so1,
served.
4 Members Of the Christian Endeavor
society, and Philathea and Philadel-
phian Sunday school classes of the
Christian church, to the number Of
forty-five. enjoyed bob ride to the Ira
Merryman home, four and one-half
miles northeast of town, Monday even
ing. Music, Rotations and games
furnished amusement, and delicious
oyster stew was enjoyed.
The regular meeting Of the Mar
shalltown Women's club will be held
Wednesday afternoon in Red Mems
hall, the program being in charge Of
the home and education department. A
demonstration in crockery will be given
by Mrs. George Darling, Mrs. F. r.
Benedict, Mrs. E. II. Keller and Mrs.
L. r. Willard, and each lady has been
requested to take with her a spoon
and fork
In honor Of her husbands birthday
Mrs. G. h Kersey, 61O West Linn
street, entertained twenty guests Mon
day night at ALSO dinner. The affair
was surprise to Mr.. Kersey. The
guests all included neighbors and more
intimate friends of the family. Mrs.
Kersey was assisted in serving by Mrs.
A.sC. Hollingsworth. The guests pre-
sented Nj. Kersey with a fine. gold
mounted briar pipe,
injunction Case Decided.
Boardman & Lawrence ATTORNEYS
for Iowa Central, are in receipt of
telegram from Des Moines that the
supreme court has affirmed the case
of Chicago, Great Western VS.. Iowa
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