Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-16


Mr.. John H. sundell, of Mason City
arrived in the city Friday evening. anG
will remain for short stay on bust
ness.
The canvass for help for charity
work in the city will start Tuesday
morning. Meet the committees cheer
fully.
MT, and Mrs. B. NJ. Conner, Of the
soldiers home. went to Mason City
this morning for fortnight's visit with
their daughter, Mrs. ]. e. TWoney.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Valentine, Of I'm
ion. changed cars here this morning
for Lincoln, Neb. where they will visit
for three weeks with the formers
brother, Mr.. j. II. Valentine.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll B. Johnston vii
arrive from Cedar Rapids Sunday
morning for a few days visit with
Marsha1ltown relatives and friends
They will leave soon for San Francisco
probably to reside.
II you are interested in bargain in
city property, centrally located, examine
mine. Lot 90x1S0. home with modern
conveniences and hot water heat. Good
barn, shed, fruit trees, shrubbery and
large shade trees. e. R Lay.
Deputy Sheriff Carl Bratt, accom-
panied by his father, A. P. Bratt. DR..
F. S. Hynds and Assistant Postmaster
NJ. S. Mcfarland, made an auto trip to
Waterloo Friday. taking in the Ring
ling circus and other attractions.
Mrs. B. Fitzgerald, Of Union, who
has been in attendance upon her son
Roy, sick in a Cedar Rapids hospital
since the first of the month, was in
town this morning on her way home in
response to a telephone message an
nouncing the illness OF her husband
Full value means satisfaction or 1t
isn't value. You may be satisfied that
your bread baking is the best, but you
cant be contented that it Is until you
try Ceresota -four and know the differ
ence. There Is as big a distin elton In
the results as there is little difference
: in the price.
Mrs. George Baustin a pioneer Of
Poweshiek county, residing near Mall
com, arrived in the city this m orning
to make her future homo, with her
!. daughter, Mrs. Andrew Appleby, sos
North Second street. She vas accom-
panied by her son, George Bausttn and
wife, who spent the day here.
Another detachment Of regular army
volunteers belonging to the Twenty
eighth regtm ent, infantry. stationed a,
Jefferson barracks, Mo. passed thru
the city this morning, accompanied by
special tourists car on the Iowa
Central in charge Of Sergeant Don
nelly, destined for Fort Smelling, st.
Paul, MINI.
= The ladies of the United Brethren
Missionary Society. gave a shower for
= the infant of Mrs. Shockley, at the
latters home, $40 West Nevada street,
Friday afternoon. 1t was miscel-
laneous shower, and many pretty gifts
were presented. The ladies also took
light 'refreshme nts, and the afternoon
was spent On the lawn.
Mr.. and MIS-. J. G. Mcconnell, of Los
Angeles, Cal. who have been visiting
here couple of weeks with the lat
Z tiers brother. MT. John D. Vail, and sis
ter, Mrs. T. II. Harris. left this morn
ing for visit with other relatives at
Moline, Joliet and Chicago, ILL.,, after
which they will leave about Aug. s, for
their western home. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
i Cornell formerly Lived for many years
Z near Cherokee. this state. where they
still own large farm.
The last regular meeting Of the Mar
shalltown Chapter, ID. A. R., until Oc-
tober, was held Friday afternoon at
the hcrne Of Mrs. H. H. Center, POI
: North Fifth street. The program con-
; sisted Of talk by Miss Harriet Ras-
sett, Of State Center, on Samuel
Adams and James OTIS" and a reading
by Mrs. Center. A patriotic guessing
contest. was also enjoyed, and the
/; hostess. assisted by Mrs. Harry Harms,
served light refreshments.
4 Tho annual picnic Of the Careaway
Club which was also farewell affair
for Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Woodbury.,
who leave Sunday night for Missoula,
= Mont, to live, was enjoyed Friday ev-
ening At the Sandoe cabin, southwest
Of town. The crowd went to the cabin
late In the afternoon, and dinner. in
picnic style, was served at o'clock.
;. Cards and other amusements were en-
joyed during tho evening hours. Guests
/. present from out Of town We're Mr..
Guy Meeker, OF Vancouver, B. c., and
Mrs. G. 7. like, OF Pierre. S. ID.
A brief prayer service over the body
: OF John G. LETTER, who died Friday
E. q. Letter, 401 West State street, at
8 o'clock this morning, conducted by
Rev. s. E. Ellis. after which the body
was taken to Des MONIES. The pail
bearers were r. W. Chamberlain, John
! Hsisinger, David Young. I. T. Forbes,
b. B. Shollenberger and ]. c. Meyers.
Dr.. e. G. and Harry c. LETTER, and
Miss Gala Mcdowell accompanied the
body to Des Moines, where interment
will take place.
A picnic party OF young people,
mostly from the Baptist church. chap
eroned by Miss Alma Giddings, who
have been enjoying a two weeks out
4nE 1t the Cummings shack. q mile
north Of the brick yard, expect to break
camp and return to town next Monday.
A few Of the party have been at camp
only in the evening and over night.
Much company from town has been en-
tertained, and the outing has been
most enjoyable. Tho campers are:
Miss Giddtngs, Misses Matte Lamp
man, Vera White. Sarah Whitenack.
Melinda Young, Allie Bristol. Naydia
Pickett and Mary and Sarah Erickson,
Messrs. Harry Speers, Earl Pickett,
GnaSrev Inhnenn and Leo kellogg.