Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-26

Good strong boy wanted to work in
mailing department after I o'clock.
Call at T.-R. press room.
The Concordia Nahebund will meet
with Mrs. Charles Buchwald, corner Of
Twelfth and Cole streets. Thursday at
%ternoon.
Wanted - Working housekeeper. or
woman by the day. References re-
quired. Phone 149 or inquire morn
ings, I'll West Main.
We have all the new ideas In wall
paper and are making prices that de-
fy competition. catalog or otherwise.
Simmons Book Store.
w. l.. NJ. Wensel of Melbourne re-
turned home this morning after being
in attendance at the tabernacle meet
ings since Saturday.
Mrs. W. T. Bailey mi Mrs. X. E.
James went to Kelley this morning for
a days visit with Mrs. Bailey's cous-
in, w. H. Robinson, and family.
Mr.. A. j. Busby, of Waterloo, and w.
L.. Busby, Of Quincy, ILL.,, are in the city
for a short stay OF business. Mrs. w.
l.. Busby is a guest at the home of DR..
and Mrs. A. R Conway.
T. F. Jones has brought the whols-
sale paper stock of the Iowa Wal!
Paper and Paint Company and 1t is
now or the market at wholesale prices.
Better take advantage of the sale
Store 10S East State.
1899.
The ashes of Mrs. Harrison Williams
were brought to the city from Chicago
| by Mr.. Williams and Mr.. A. G. Click
this morning and were inferred in Riv-
erside, directly from the train. A
brief service was conducted at the
grave by Rev. William Pence James.
Mrs. A. H. Simon. 5 North Third
avenue was hostess to eighteen young
Peryle Harris, who is to be married
June 8. During the afternoon each one
was asked to write a verse of poetry
about the bride, and these are not to
be read by the latter until she is in
her new home. The hostesses served a
delicious three-course lunch, assisted
by Mrs. E. H. Keller.
Some idea of the amount of labor
being done in the city may be gained
from the fact that Dinges & Everis'
advertise that they a take a few
more rooms to do this week. Dinges &
Everist report that their painting ant
decorating business was never better
and that every man is being worked t.
his capacity. They guarantee ever!
inch of every job.
Ralph B. Williamson, of Muscatine
who has been in the employ of thu
Postal Telegraph Company at Burling
ton, will be the new manager for thu
company in this city, having beel
checked in today as successor to w.
Fowler. Mr.. Fowler leaves this even
ing for Omaha, via Des Moines. Mr.
Williamson was an operator in the of
flee for a short time about two year
ago.
Mr.. William, Bates and aged and we
known resident of Hampton, and faith
er of John B. Bates, 400 North Fourt
{ street, came to the city Tuesday eve
ming to enter the Soldiers Home Hos
: pital. Mr.. Bates is IS years old, an
: has been i'll for some time. He is al
most totally blind. Mr.. Bates serve
!, in Company H. Thirty-eighth wiscon
sin infantry. Mr.. John Watt, a mem
Der of the Hampton post, accompanie
Mr. Bates to the city.
Mrs. w. H. Scott's condition is nc
so we'll today, according to advices re
" ceived by the family from Iowa Cit
The patient was allowed to sit up som
e on both Saturday and Sunday, an
: probably overdid. At n rate a rts
Of temperature followed on Monda,
and today another operation was pei
formed, ar extensive incision beir
made. Mrs. Scott rallied nicely fro
the shock and it is believed that tn
y is the last operation that will be net
Q essary.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. E. Boardma
left this afternoon on a longer tri
!, than at first planned. Arriving in til
Black Hills they will visit MI. ar
!, Mrs. F. W. Hargrave, at Deadwoo
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Ehle, at Rap
City, and Mr.. and Mrs. C.. F. Dixie, IL
s latter Mrs. Boardman's sister,
r Pierre. Mrs. Dixie will accompany NJ
e and Mrs. Boardman on their trip thu
Q Yellowstone Park. Upon leaving IL
). latter place the Boardmans will go
e Seattle to attend the exposition, ar
: will visit other points in Washingto
They will return by the Great Nortl
ern route, probably stopping for
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