Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-22

brOLQerS, 3 East STATE street. Every
melon from Smith and Ranks and are
guaranteed to be ripe.
Frank Robinson. a street car con-
ductor, will leave Tuesday for Colorado
Springs, where he expects to take treat
ment for throat trouble, with which
40 has been bothered for several
months.
Mt. W. B. wildman and o Ray
mond and Fritz, and MI. Wi1dman's
sister. Mrs. F. J. G. Pulsifer. Of New
Orleans, left Saturday for Lake
Francis. Mimi, where they will enjoy
a ten days outing.
Mrs. Langdon Place, Of Peoria, who
has been visiting for the past ten days
at the homo Of her parents. MT. and
Mrs. E. e. Downing, and with Mr..
Places parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
bury Place. returned home Saturday.
Thirty days to frost and scarcely
forty to furnace fires. Is your furnace
n 200 others expect our men to make
same day? Lennox Furnace Company.
Ralph Goodale. the 3-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Goodell, got a tiny
read bead in his ear, and 1t became
necessary, in order to remove the bead,
to give the babe an anesthetic. The
bead was found lodged against the ear
drum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert CITIZEN and
Mrs. Giffen's mother, Mrs. r. H. Dun
can. we're hese Sunday to enjoy a fam
lily reunion and picnic at the soldiers
home. Mt. Charles Kliebenstein, of
Waterloo. was also here to participate
in the reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Roberts and
daughter. Mrs. Lafayette Hinecker, Of
Gearing, spent Friday in the city. A..
D. Roberts, OF Oregon City, Ore. a son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Roberts. arrived FRI
day night to visit his parents and other
relatives for a few weeks
Word from Mercy hospital, Des
Moines. indicates q further improve
ment in the case OF Rev. DR.. J.. J.
Fitzpatrick, pastor OF ST. Mary's
church of this city. who was taken i'll
while in Des Moines. DR.. Fitzpatrick's
present condition is quite encouraging.
Roy Lainson. who has been employed
as q clerk in the George L. Andrews
store, left Sunday Tor Waubay. S. D.,
" 40 VIA " A0IAAo "
Mr.. Lainson expects to engage in busi-
ness, but has not decided on what line
he will enter. Mrs. Lainson went to
Waubay a week g to engage in the
millinery business.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Bennett, of Seat
tie, Wash, who have been spending the
summer In the city at h home of the
formers parents, Quartermaster and
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home left for their home Saturday.
Miss Esther Bennett, Of Des Moines,
a granddaughter Of Quartermaster and
Mrs. Bennett, arrived Saturday for a
two weeks visit,
An open air meeting of the Mar
shalItown Union of Young Peoples
Christian Societies, was held at 1880
O'Clock Sunday afternoon in Cottage
Grove park. It was a good meeting
and very we'll attended. A son service
by a chorus choir Of the young people
preceded the regular service, and two
vocal numbers given by Secre-
tary n. 3. Wilson. Mr.. c. A. Gilbert
and Rev. @. H. Morris ach led in
prayer and Mr.. II. L. Erickson was
speaker at the meeting.
The funeral Of the late Christopher
| Wardman, OF Marietta, who died
\ Thursday afternoon, was held Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, from the
| residence. The services were in charge
Of Rev. Mr.. Jackson, of the Albion
| Presbyterian church Music was by a
quartet composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Arney, Miss Lewis and Mr.. H. B.
Miller. The pail bearers were Messrs.
Christopher Wardman, Jr., Robert A.
warAman Jesse p. Newly and Will
lam ]. Anderson. Interment was in The
Marietta cemetery. There were many
pretty floral offerings. Relatives pres
ent from a distance were Mr.. and Mrs.
James vigars, Mrs. Mary wardman
and sons Vernon and Floyd, all Of Ell
dora; Miss Carrie Fitch, Of State Gen.
ter; Mrs. Richard Anderson. of VIM
terset: and Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Rich
ards. of Montour.