Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-04

Luncheon will be served
1 The Congregational Missionary So
ciety met Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. I. O. Kemble, 533 North Third
street, spending the time in the usual
way.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ,McKerral, four
and one-half miles west of the city, are
parents of son, born Friday evening.
The young man has been christened
Robert Earl.
Uncle Joe Cannon appears in Henry
Pappe's ad today. Some admire him,
others do not, but take look at him
smoking his cigar. You will easily
recognize him.
The Ladies' Guild of ST. Paurs
church will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. Roy Brad
bury, 3O2 North Third street, Monday,
June 6. Supper will be served at $3.50.
Dr. F. j. Neiman, assistant state
veterinarian; DR.. G. l.. Wilmington, as
: sistant practitioner. Office and veteri-
nary hospital, LOT and 100 East State
street. Office phone 404, residence
372.
Master Ernest Christianson, son of
Mrs. Edward Coffey, left this morning
for Peoria, to visit relatives for two
months. Master Ernest is in poor
health, and hopes to benefit by a change
lin the climate.
Rev. ]. Auracher, formerly pastor
} Of the State Street United Evangelical
; church, Of this city. who was trans
! ferred to Cedar Rapids a few months
; ago, was in the city this morning on
his way to Gearing where he breaches
fSunday. NE
Mrs. j. H. Hull and little daughter
+ Lois, of Onawa, arrived in the city this
l afternoon, and will visit the former
sister, Mrs. c. r. Birks; also with Mrs.
) ]. R. Crabtree, of Oklahoma City, who,
with her daughter Edith. is a guest at
t 1.-THE ]. H. Crahtree home.
Mrs. P. M. Adamson, 202 North Sew
. tenth street, was hostess to the regular
" meeting of the Baptist Mission Circle
> Friday afternoon. Mrs. j. W., Pursel
and Mrs. M. w. Hovey had charge of
the program, which was on the work of
: the missions in the great northwest.
E John p Woodbury., assistant cashier
of the Fidelity Savings Bank, left Fri
, day for a months vacation trip thru
/ the west He will visit in Missoula and
Bozeman, Mont. and at Hedges,
Mont, will visit his sister, Mrs. Leon
ard T. Carney. He will also visit at
Seattle and Portland and other points
along the coast.
Letters and cards received by friends
from Emil Pihlgren, of this city, who
is patient in the state hospital at In
! dependence, indicate that the young
! man is improving rapidly, and is quite
, himself again, both mentally and ply
sica1ly. Mr.. Pihlgren is becoming anx-
! ious to return home, but has been adj
, vised to remain at the hospital a little
longer, that he may be better safe
guarded against relapse.
Mrs. Helen IA Clark, who teaches
Greencastle district school No. 8.
near Gilman, gave an examination
in arithmetic, hygiene, and read
ing for her pupils Friday after
noon, at which the directors
and many Of the patrons We're present
The patrons, pleased at the results Of
the school work, surprised the teacher
and pupils by serving ice cream and
cake at the close of school
John Herschel, 122 Arson street,
went to Cedar Rapids today, where he
Mr.. Herschel is a stationary engineer.
and has been employed for several
years by the Marshall Oil Company,
the Western Grocer Company, and the
, Iowa Central. Two of his daughters
are now employed in the telephone ex-
chane at Cedar Rapids, and his son
George, who graduates from the high
school here next week, will enter Coe
College in the fall. Mrs. Herschel will
remain here until after commencement.
Mrs. Merritt Greene was hostess Fri
day evening at her home to the young
ladies of the Y. w. c. A, about thirty
five being present A reading by DR..
Alice Bailey was enjoyed, and various
games afforded entertainment for the
evening. The hostess was assisted in
serving light refreshments by her
daughter-in- law, Mrs. Merritt Greene,
Jr. The suggestion was made by the
hostess, that a good way to raise
money for the Y. w. c. A., would be for
the girls to fix over number Of things
probably discarded as useless, and hold
a fair, but no action was taken on 1t.
The Daisy Drake Mission Circle of
, the Central Church of Christ was en-
tertained at it's regular meeting, Fri
, day evening by Miss Pearl Mitchell,
, 300 South Fourth street. Considerable
business was transacted. Miss Corinne
{ McCord, the recently appointed 5sa..s-
| gate to the state church meeting at
. Boone, finding it would be Impossible
for her to attend, Miss Elsie welker
was elected in her stead. The mite
boxes were opened, resulting In a
splendid sum for the missionary cause.
An enjoyable program was given con-
!, sisting of talks on Porto Rico and
, Jamaica, by Misses Maude McBroom
| and Elsie Welker; vocal solo by Miss
: Lillian Welker, with Miss Marian Nor
rissey as accompanist: a missionary
story told by Miss Helen Jarvis, and q
culture talk, on 'Introductions," by
.s-s II Morris with general discus-
l sion by the circle. Light refreshments
! were served. There was q good attend
lance present, incTddIns sevefsl.xuestx