Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-08
gate seriously III fosasa week, Is mucf,

fQure seriously Ill FORA week, IS mucl
improved.
Miss Elsie afelick returned to he,
school near Melbourne Sunday even,
Ing. having spent two weeks vacation
with home folks.
Rev. George Biersborn preached tc
the Christian church people at Garwir
Sunday morning and evening.
l The Women's Club met with Mrs
p. L. Marble Tuesday evening and en-
joyed a very interesting session in
studying the Isle of Man. The presl-
dent. Mrs. NJ NJ McFee. called the
meeting to order A paper on "A Jour
ney Thru the Isle of Man" was read
by Miss Rose Lincoln, which gave a
vivid description of this thrifty little
country. Mrs. McFee had charge of the
| discussion relative to the home of Hall
Caine. A brief review of THE Chris
| tian" was given, and half hour de-
voted to parliamentary drill. under di-
rection of the hostess, made the time
pass most profitably.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Clark returned
Saturday from a visit with Mrs. Phil
| lips in Toledo.
Mrs. N. A. Middleton, who has been
spending the winter with the A. j.
Morgan family, in Iowa Falls, returned
home Friday. The Misses ..Cozie and
Florence Rogers, of Union, accompan-
led her for Il short@stay.s
Dr. and Mrs. r.. l.. BiXby, OF Union.
spent Sunday with the doctors moth
er. Mrs. l.. L. Bixby of this place.
Mrs. Lee Cunningham has received a
letter from her husband, who has ar
rived in Montana where he expects to
locate, that he likes the appearance of
the country exceedingly well.
Mrs. Harold Clark and children visit
ed relatives in Marshalltown several
days this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Jackson, of Albion,
We're guests OF their daughter Mrs. J..
A. Beeman. "Wednesday.
Mrs r. H. Stevenson was in town
this week arranging her business, and
making farewell. calls on old friends
before going to the home of her son
Harry in limo. Mo-, where she will live
for the present.
Miss Minnie Russell was the guest
of Mrs. D. c. Bauman a few days this
week.
The first meeting of the cemetery as
ISOLATION for the year Will be held at
the home OF Mrs. }. G. Scott, Tuesday
evening. April u.
Miss Edna Dillon, of Union, visited
at the home of her brother. Frank Dill
Ion and wife. Tuesday and Wednesday.
A paper recently received by Mrs Z.
A. Clark of the grammar room here.
records the pleasing fact that Mr.. Don
aid Hart. son of Charles Hart. who had
charge of the creamery here last year.
had won first prize in 81 spelling contest
in connection with q farmers institute
at New Hampton where Mr.. Hart now
resides AS Donald was very studious
and anxious to please his teachers
while in school here. they feel much in
terest and pleasure at his success.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christ
ain church is preparing for its an
nual apron and sun bonnet sale which
will be held in the Odd Fellows hall
on the evening OF April I6. Supper will
also be served, beginning at > o'clock.
GI1.MNHy .
Aprii s.-Funeral4sersiSes for D. B.
Suit were held at the Congregational
church Tuesday afteYnaen,a and were
largely attended. The services were
conducted by Rev. G. E. Chapman, for
mer pastor of the church, assisted by
Rev w. NJ. Kennedy and Rev. Fl. P.
Barnes. Out of respect for Mrs. Suit.
who is teacher in the public schools,
the. schools were =t3ismisse8-at noon.
The burial took place in Prairieview
cemetery.
BY letters received by relatives here
recently it was learned that George
Pence, of Pasadena, Cal, whose health
Aad we'd. since ni6 iia,nass of some
months ago, is again quite sick with
a recurrence of his old malady.
j. NJ. Carney and Thomas McGrew
were elected delegates from. the local
church to the semi-annual MfHeting of
the Grinnell Association of Congrega-
tlonal churches andy ministers to be
held at Marshalltowh rApfil,26 and 81.
The lecture 'by Thomas Brooks
Fletcher on ''The Martyrdom of Fools"
was a brilliant and forceful arraign-
ment of many of the shams in our
social, domestic, and political life. and
illustration of the folly of allowing
some other man to do the thinking for
us. The financial results of the sea-
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