Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-25

| Time, dorolo DouGh0rty; oAnO3a
song. Mrs. BENEFITS class; solo. Mrs
| Frances Seager; recitation, Cod
Love-" Lilly Paul; song. 70, Sunbeam
Bright" five boys and five girls: solo
! TN So Glad to See YOU" Mary Paul;
! recitation, "The Building of Nests,
Lawrence Patterson: recitation. 1.-THE
Easter Praises" primary class song
Easter Praises" primary class; song
| Jesus is Risen" choir; benediction
! pastor; piano postlude.
w. G. Tussey of Shannon City, Wis
lifted with his brother-in-law. J. S
| til Tuesday, when he went to Mar
shalltown to join his wife. going from
there to their old home.
The next and concluding number in
our entertainment course will be giver
on Thursday, March 81, by Thomas
Brooks Fletcher hiS snbject being The
Martyrdom of Fools
Miss Georgia Mooney has resigned
his clerkship at Fanton & SEWERS and
has returned to Marshalltown to assist
her mother, who Is an invalid. Miss
Tena Chindlund has taken the vacant
position.
Miss velma. brennan is engaged in
bookkeeping at the lumber office of her
brother in-law. j. w. Doze.
Wilbur Petit and family have moved
into Mrs. Pert's home on High street
N. r. McGrew attended a deaf mute
religious services at Grinnell Wednes-
day.
Thomas McGrew. purchased new
automobile, which came from Mar
shalltown, Thursday, and &C. 0. Dagee
also received one on Sunday, Harry
Stewart doing the chauffeur act in both
cases.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will hold an Easter bazaar and
tea at G.. ". A. hall Friday. March
25, the bazaar being open at 3 o'clock
and supper at 5 o'clock p. m.
The meetings at the Congregational
church during passion week are full
of interest to those in attendance, but
the attendance so far has been rather
meager. The sacrament OF the Lords
supper will be administered next Sun
day.
Dora Suit has been for the past week
afflicted with muscular rheumatism.
Mrs. Suit is getting in the convalescent
class, but is not strong enough to re-
sumo her duties in school yet.
Mrs. d. Grams and son, Raymond,
mother, G. w. Green and wife.
William Green has just returned
from a trip to the northeastern part of
the state, prospecting for q location in
the restaurant business.
The awful disaster at Green Noun
tain has been the principal topic OF
conversation here since its occurrence
and while everything about that har-
vest Of death was so distressing no fact
engaged the sympathy of our people to
greater extent than the tragic close
of that career. SO full Of gracious
helpfulness to the young people of our
state in the person Of Professor Par
IRISH, of the Iowa State Teachers Col-
lege. His place will be hard to fill in
the lives and affections of the hundreds
of those who come Immediately under
his care as teacher and friend, and
outside OF that charmed circle there
were hundreds who learned to know
ana love the man and who will long
revere his memory. And that is only
one OF the many happy homes which
are rendered desolate and burdened
with a life long sorrow in consequence
of this appalling and seemingly un-
necessary horror.
LAMoILLE.
March 24-The sick Of our commune
ity seems to be convalescing. Mrs.
Clarence Kirkendall is reported much
better. Mrs. Brockman is around do
ing her work again. Vernon Koontz Is
reporting as doing fine.
Miss Anna Erickson, with the aid of
her parents, shipped her household eff
fects in car loaded at Marshalltown
last Friday. Miss Erickson has taken
up a homestead claim in North Dakota.
She will follow her goods about April
% and will be accompanied by her
mother.
Prayer meeting and choir practice
were held Wednesday evening at the
church These mid-week meetings
should be better attended, especially
during the fine weather.
A special Easter service will be held
Sunday morning at the church. There
will be special music by the choir with
an address by the pastor, E. B. Palmer,
suitable for the occasion.
George Burdick went to Chicago on
business, Wednesday last.
Miss Ruth Kimball, of Marshalltown,
is visiting with Miss Caroline Cox.
Floyd Lowry is home from Marshall
town, having resigned his position at
the buggy factory. Mr.. Lowry intends
to work on a farm during the season.
Mrs. Charles Mcclure. who has been
stopping for some time with Mr.. and
Mrs F. Dewitt, has joined her husband
at Mason City, where Mr.. Mcclure has
a position with plumbing firm.
Mrs. Amy Benson left for her home
at Rollette, N. D., Wednesday.
ST. ANTHONY.
March 24-George Hines, of Mar
spent Sunday in ST. An
thony.
Mr.. Lewis Halvick and Mrs. Dave
dalveck. of Turlock, Cal, arrived here
Monday, the latter being called on ac-
count of the illness Of her mother, Mrs.
Frank F'arber.
Mrs. Ed Mabie. of Marshalltown, is
visiting at the William Slough home.
Mrs J. d. Plumb, of Marshalltown,
visited over Sunday at the N. B. Ivens
home.
j. S. Hixson was Marshalltown
caller Sunday.
Harry Buck left Tuesday for Can
isaa, where he expects to invest in land
Miss Maggie Lent, Of Marshalltown,
visited In st. Anthony this week.
Farmers are getting ready to COM
nence seeding operations.