Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-29

MI. y. II. SHlllH, OIL tiuOTa, spent
Tuesday in the city on business.
Mr.. E. P. Snyder, of State Center,
was in the city on business Tues
day.
Mrs. c. A. Baughman and children
spent the day in Ames with Mr..
Baughman.
Mr.. Joseph Eley of Clemens, spent
Tuesday in the city looking after bus
mess matters.
All kinds of fresh fruit, grapes.
peaches, pears, Jonathan apples. or
anges Kendali & West.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. OBrien have gone
to Howard, S. D.. to look after farm
land owned near that place.
II it's tailored skirt you want, we
know we can satisfy you. Beeson &
Lambert over Five and Ten Cent store.
4he bible class of district No will
meet with Mrs. William Humphrey. IN
North Fifth street. Thursday morning
at $50.
Mrs. Bert Resser, of Des Moines
who has been visiting for week with
Mrs. Erastus Cornell returned to her
home this morning.
We have all the new and up-to- date
styles in suits and skirts and our prices
are reasonable. Give up trial. Sat
isfaetion guaranteed. Beeson 6 Lam
bert, over Five and Ten Cent store.
| Mr.. and Mrs. August Vogel. Jr., of
Ottumwa, who have been visiting rela
| tives here for a few days. since their
return from an extended western trip
| left for their home Tuesday evening"
| Mrs Edgar Wood and son, Mr.. Find
ley Wood, of Hutchinson. Kan, who
have been visiting for two months at
the home of Mrs. Woods son, DIR.
Percy r. Wood, left for their home
this morning.
Mrs. Charles Manz, 702 South Second
street. passed thru her surgical opera
| ton at ST. Thomas hospital this fore
noon very nicely. and her condition
following the operation, was pro-
nounced very satisfactory.
The bi-monthly meeting of MARSHALL
town Young Peoples Union of Chris
tian Societies, was held at the First
United Evangelical church Tuesday
evening, and was well attended. Rev
~. Auracher delivered a we'll received
lecture on "Unlighted Candles"
Mrs. Albert Thiele, wife of Rev. Mr.
Thiele, pastor of the German Evangel-
ical church, is critically sick at hel
home, 204 South Fourth avenue, OF
diabetes and fatty degeneration of the
heart. The diabetes has developed ul-
GERS, which are proving especially
troublesome.
Mrs. j. c. Williams left for Fit
Dodge this morning, accompanied by
Mr.. Williams, where she will visit fol
a month with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ A. Wakeman. While Mrs. Will
liams is in TT. Dodge Mr.. Williams
will go to Phoenix and other places in
Arizona on business.
George BurdiclS, of Lamoille, was in
the city Tuesday, accompanying cal
load of medium weight hogs, which
were sold on the local market. Sixty
five head averaged 230 pounds. Anoth-
er load of heavy packers, sixty head
averaging around 800 pounds, was
shipped by Mr.. Burdick to Chicago.
|
The barn on the premises of G. w
Carey, 300 West Linn street, which
caught fire at about Z o'clock this
morning, presumably from sparks
while Mr. Carey was smoking while
doing his chores, called the department
to the place. The fire was extinguished
with chemicals before any serious
damage had resulted.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Timmons ant
daughter, Mrs. E. w. Hall, of Marietta
arrived in the city Tuesday evenin.
from a two weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Indiana and Illinois
They visited at Monticello, Delphi
Logansport, and other Indiana points
and at Holconb, ILL.,, visited Mrs. Tim
mons sister, Mrs. Charles Eyster.
Mrs j. B. Albrook, of Mt. Vernon
who has been in the city for a few
days as the guest of Miss Alice Pat.
terson, went to Eldora Tuesday even.
ing, where she remained today as {
guest at the home of her brother in.
law, Judge G. E. Albrook Mrs. Albrool
will go to Mason City this evening t.
join her husband, DR.. Albrook, who 1!
in attendace at the Upper Iowa Meth.
odist conference.
Rev. j. H. Thompson. pastor of tn
Methodist Episcopal church at Barn
ard, Mo-, arrived in the city Tuesda
evening, and went to ST. Anthem,
where he will remain over Sunday a
the home of his sister, Mrs. T. D. Gil
Rev. Mr. Thompson has just been t
the Missouri conference, which met a
Hannibal. and was reappointed to hi
charge at Barnard on the unanimou
request of his church and the towr
| This will be his third year at Barnard
Mr. Thompson was a former membe
j. of the Upper Iowa conference, an
, among his charges in this district wer
Elberon, Union and Whitten.
On next Friday, several iinportan
changes in the routine Of the carrier
Of the postoffice will be made o
that date an additional carrier,who wa
allowed by the department some tim
ago, will be put on duty. w. T. Board
man, senior carrier of the force, VIII
has had the horse route in the ives
end of the city for six years, is to b
given the new route, which include
North Second and Third avenues an
Woodbury. and Bromley street,
Charles Haas, who has had the hors
route in the southern and eastern part
OF the city, succeeds Boardman on, tn
other route. Forrest Riches0n, 5wf1
has been substitute carrier. is to be
come a regular carrier, and gets Haa,
route. Because of the appointment {