Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

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Clara Nelson, Of Chicago, are in the
home of their sister, Mrs NJ. U.
Chesire. ~
Mrs s. Sunderland and daughter
| Violet, and the former" sister Miss
| Grace Kallenberg, Of Carroll, arrived in
| the city Monday night and win visit
for a week or ten days at the homo Of
their aunt, Mrs. A. l.. Kallenberg.
Mrs Ray Dewitt, who has been WIS.,
ting her husband in Minnesota for two
weeks, spent Monday in the city with
Mr.. DeWitt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. o.
g. Dewitt, and in the evening went to
New Sharon, to remain Indefinitely
with her monther.
| For Sale-My furniture and house
| hold goods. Hours 10 a. m. to p. m.
! Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of
this week. Mrs. l.. c. Norris. 302 North
! Center street.
Mrs. Hannah Negley, of Gilman, ar
rived in the city this morning to visit
for short time at the home OF her
son, Mr.. I. L. Negley. Mrs. Negley was
lsummoned here on account Of the sick
ness Of the younger Mrs. Negley.
Mrs. Marion Gard arrived home
Monday evening from Detroit, where,
with Mr.. Gard, she has been attending
the national convention of Elks. Mr..
Gard stopped in Chicago to attend the
furniture exposition, and will be home
Wednesday.
c. L. Hatcher, F. e. Northup and
Sheriff A. A. Nicholson and Mr.
Hatcher's driver, left this morning in
Mr.. Hatcher's car for a long journey
into northern Wisconsin, where they
will remain for about q week. The
party will stop for q short time in Min
neapolis, and from there they will go
to near Spooner, where they will visit
and fish in the numerous lakes In that
part Of the state.
About 100 children Of the city were
given q pleasant outing and an auto
mobile ride today thru the efforts OF
the offices of the salvation Army,
which arranged picnic at Riverview
park today. The children were carried
to the park in cars, which were do
mated for the purpose, at 10 o'clock
this morning. A picnic dinner was
spread at noon. and games were played
during the day.
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application with the board Of control
for the parole of her brother. Emil
Pihlgren, who has been a patient at
the Independence hospital. Mr.. PHIL
gren's health Is improving rapidly, and
lit has been six weeks since he has mad
treatment of any kind. He is allowed
the freedom of. the grounds and town,
and Is anxious to return home. The
j, parole will be recommended by the
hospital authorities.
In order to complete the healing of
the burned surface Of the leg of Vim
: cent Forrey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs b. +.
. F'orrey, second skin grating opera
ton was done at st. Thomas hospital
Monday afternoon. Some OF the skin
taken from the lads mother and his IA
year-old cousin. Raleigh Forrey, failed
to grow, and part of the burned surface
was not covered at the first operation.
Raleigh Forrey gave up the cuticle nee
essary to complete the operation.
One Of the most entertaining per-
formances ever seen in the city is on
at the airdome this week. Stickney's
doy and pony show is the big feature.
and is pleasing old and young alike.
Miss Stickney presents a pony of al
most human intelligence. the remark
BILE animal doing everything but talk
This great feature bill also includes
Wolff and Willis. a headliner sketch
: team, presenting the hilarious farce
"The County Sheriff" For real enjoy
ment and relaxation from the
cares of the day visit the airdome, the
home Of high class vaudeville.
: Mrs. A. Fl. Nehring, of Hampton. ar
| rived in the city Monday evening and
will remain for n short visit at the
homes of her daughters, Mrs. b. F.
| Crenshaw and Mrs. A. NJ. Myer. Miss
Marie Nehring has been with her Sis
tiers for several days. Mr.. and Mrs
Crenshaw will go to Tama Saturday to
join q party of friends in camp on
the Iowa river. Later Mr.. and Mrs
} Crens haw will spend a month in the
northern part OF the state. Mr.. Cren-
shaw has just finished the summer
school session, which high school pu-
! ! pills who have work to make up have
been attending.
; Accompanied by relatives anG
brother lodgemen, the body OF william
Flynn, the division roadmaster of tn.
Great Western, who was killed Satur
|, day night. left for Cannon Falls, MINI
; Monday night. No services were helt
here. but many friends and neighbor.
gathered at the house and escorted tn,
, body to the train. j. w. Dillon, of this
city, and Thomas Fitzpatrick, Of Rec
Wing Mimi. representing tho knight,
, Of Columbus, accompanied the party o.
! relatives who went with the body
Many beautiful floral pieces were sen
along to be placed on the grave. They
included a gates ajar from the EN-.
pIoyes Of the Des Moines division Of tn,
Great Western, a floral Cross from the
neighbours; an emblem Of the orde,
from the local lodge Of knights O.
Columbus, and q bouquet OF roses
from the local lodge Of Royal Ne.Ss;
bors. knights of Columbus formed ar
n escort to the station ana the Following
members Of the lodge were the pal
n bearers: w. c.. McCarten. Joseph