Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-15

Brown. photographer. 10 West Main.
Marshall County Fair Sept. ~. Is. Il.
Is. 1e.
Mr.. Merritt Greene. Jr.. was in Ames
today.
Mr.. c. G. Pigman spent the day in
Grnnell at his home.
Mrs. Rodney G. Wells and children
! returned Sunday evening from ten
days stay at Clear Lake.
Tho Wimodausis Aid Society will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. w.
E. Nicholson, 402 North Second avenue.
Mrs. F. c. Nichols and children, of
Liscomb, went to LeGrand Sunday ev-
ening to visit at the home OF Mrs.
Nichols brother, DR.. M. NJ. Evans.
Miss Fern Chafee, who is a student
in Columbia School of Music. Chicago.
arrived in the city Sunday evening, to
be the guest Of Miss Beulah Carl.
The Packers National Bank, of
South Omaha, has filed suit in the disc
trict court against G. P. Cooper to co<
lect on a promissory note S0r s3.4os.so.
The little 1o-year-old ughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HUT. 405 4 North
Third avenue fell while at play Satur-
day and broke her left arm at the ell
bow
Vernon koontZ, who has been day
baggageman at the Great Western pas
senger station. quit Saturday to be-
come day baggageman at the union
station.
Miss Mabel Bussard returned home
Sunday evening from Des Moines
where she was guest for a few days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins. wb /,
were in Chicago most of last week. at
tending the national conclave of
Knights Templar returned home Sat
urday evening.
According to bill Of sale filed with
the county recorder, Mrs. May Bene-
ter the fixtures Of her millinery de-
partment of the Baxter store.
Mems black 81 oxfords now s2.4S;
mems tan $3.50 and 81 oXfords now
$1.9S, ladies' black oxfords now $19S.
ladies' tan oxfords now s1.4s. Sale
closes Wednesday night Ingledue &
Young.
Mr.. Carl E. Stoner returned Mon
day evening from business trip to
Des Moines called here by the severe
illness of his mother. Mrs. j. n. Cooper.
who was taken suddenly sick Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Ed Brown, of Webster City,
spent Sunday in the city with Mrs.
Brown. who has been visiting for a
a week with Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown returned
home this morning.
Professor j. R. Van Pelt, of the
chair Of philosophy and biblical litera-
ture Of Cornell College. Mt. Vernon,
preached both morning and evening at
at the Methodist church. DR. Van
Pelt returned to Mt Vernon this morn
ing.
In addition to it's regular trains the
Great Western is going to put on two
special state fair trains each day from
Aug. 20 to Sept. l, both inclusive. These
trains will leave here at $3.50 and
1872 a. M, leaving Des Moines at
and 1855 p. m.
Dr. c. L. Wilmington who has been
employed as an assistant by DR.. r. J.
Neiman since April, went to Chicago
Saturday. and will engage in practice
there. DR.. William Starlight. of Kan
sas City, succeeds DR.. Wilmington
here. DR.. Starlight Is a graduate of the
Kansas City Veterinary College.
Mr.. Thomas Stotts who. with Mrs.
Stotts and family. and Mrs. Stotts'
mother, Mrs. Thomas Johnson, the lat
ter Of Green Mountain, has been spend
ing two weeks at Lake Francis. Mimi,
returned home Saturday evening Mrs.
,Stotts and Mrs. Johnson have gone to
Tyler, Mimi, to visit for about week
with relatives.
Miss Luella Mendenhall spent Sum
day in New Providence, with Miss
Kate Thompson. of Seattle. Wash, at
the home Of Miss Elizabeth Lundy.
Miss Mendenhall also visited with Mrs.
Mary Kitchener. who was a teacher in
the New Providence Academy at the
time that Miss Mendenhall and Miss
Thompson graduated.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hart. Of At
kinson, Kan. arrived in the city Sun
day and remained until this morning
with Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Harmon.
Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Harm on are cous
ms. Mr.. and Mrs. Hart went to Gil
man this morning to visit for few
days with relatives. They will return
to this city later for longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. ]. King. of Gearing
We're in Eldora Saturday, attending
the funeral of Mrs Kings niece. Miss
Nellie Cobb which was held in the at
ternoon. Miss Edith Martin. of Eldora.
Ianother niece of Mr. and Mrs. King.
who has been teaching school in New
MeXica, accompanied them as far as
this city while on her way to resume
her school work.
General Superintendent B. G.. Falls.
of the Southern. with headquarters at
st. Louis, accompanied by Mrs. Falls
and daughter Ada, who Joined him at
New Sharon, spent Sunday in the city
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Falls returned
home Sunday night. accompanied by
Miss Ethel Ward. Miss Ada Falls and
Master Lyman viii remain here for
longer visit.
Miss Della Winery, principal of the
Rogers school, arrived home Sunday
night from her two months western
trip, a portion of which was taken in
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