Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-27

paper now. Bert Everist, opposite NJ.
Il. church.
The regular Country Club dancing
party was held Friday evening, with n
large number in attendance.
Mr., Lewis G. Echternacht went to
Colfax this morning. where he will
spend week at the springs
Mr.. Fred Hopkins and daughter
Marguerite spent the day in Des
Moines. attending the state fair
Mr.. Carl Heitshu returned home Fri
day evening from weeks visit in Chi
cago. Milwaukee and Cedar Falls.
Mr.. T. F. Jones and son Carl went
to Des Moines this morning to spend
two or three days at the Iowa state
fair.
A special executive meeting of the
Sunday School Teachers Union will be
held Monday afternoon at g 80, at the
Y. w. c. A rooms.
Mr.. Clyde Whitney will go to Hart
land this evening II attend til. annual
meeting of tho Cars Ian Endravor So
cieties IF The county.
We make the wall paper business
our business twelve months in the
year. Our stock is always in first
class condition. Bert Everist.
Twenty-four members of the Baptist
Ladies Aid Society participated in the
all-day sew held at the church. Friday.
The day was spent In sewing carpet
rags. and at noon lunch was served
by the hostesses, Mesdames A. Palmer,
e. J. Robb and E. Erickson.
Jud Garfield and A. P. Augustine,
whose gardens are being raided repeat
edly by malicious boys, have deter
mined to file information against the
boys In a justice court and have the
offenders arrested and the damages
assessed to the parents unless the van
dalism ceases.
The condition of DR.. ]. J. Fitzpatrick
has so greatly improved that 1t is ex-
pected that he may be removed home
the first of the week from Mercy hos.
pital, Des Moines. where he IS rece'v-
ing medical attention. If DR.. Fitzpat-
rick is able to stand the trip he will
be home Mondoy or Tuesday
General Manager L. P. Miller. Of the
Lennox Furnace Company. and Mrs e.
P. Miller arrived home this morning
from three weeks trip thru the west
They visited in California, Oregon and
Washington, Mr.. Miller combining the
trip as one of pleasure and business
Mr.. Miller's main object in the trip
was to visit the Offices and agencies of
the Lennox company in the larger cit
les of the Pacific coast territory.
Mrs. H. S. McGoogan was hostess
Friday nfOht to
all Of whom were former employees of
the Marshall Telephone Company
where her sister, Miss Harriet Streeter
formerly worked. The affe r was in
the nature Of q miscellaneous shower
for Miss Streeter. whose marriage to
Mr.. Jay D. ee.formerly Of this city but
now of Grinnell. will take place in
September. Miss Streeter received
many pretty and useful gifts from her
girl friend. Mrs. McGoogan served light
refreshments during the evening.
The body of Mrs. Thad Gregory.
whose death took place three years
ago last June at Cody. wyo., was
brought to this city. arriving Friday
night, for Refinement. The body was
buried at 10 o'clock this morning in
Mr.. Gregory's family lot in Riverside,
where son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory
lies. The body was accompanied to
the city by Mr.. Archie Gregory son of
Mr.. Gregory, of Alliance, Neb, where
he is employed as a dispatcher in the
Burlington railway. MIR. Gregory will
remain in the city over Sunday at the
home of his uncle, Mr.. George Gregory.
Mrs. George H. Beebe, PA North
Second street, opened her home to the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Central
Church of Christ, Friday afternoon
MRS. c. c. Eldridge was hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. F. Richeson and Mrs
B. Tower. The afternoon was spent
in sewing and a general business ses-
sion. The hostesses served light re-
freshments. Mrs. II. c. Dixson and
Mrs. William Paisley were taken in as
new members. Thirty-two members
and fourteen visitors were present
Those from out of town were Mrs. Bar
Gus, of Ringwood. OKLA Mrs Scott
Calhoun. OF Memphis. Tenn. and Mrs.
Robillard. of Faribault, MINI.
MRS. HoLcoMB DEAD.
Sister Of A. e. Wilbur Dies While on
Visit.
Word received in the city today by