Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-17

Friday night from five months visit
at points in California
Boys and youths Munsing union
suits. short sleeves and knee length
All sizes. The Andrews Store.
Mr.. W. H. Zwilling. formerly OF
State Center and this city, but now OF
Des Moines. spent Friday in the city
on business.
Mrs. W. d. McCord, of Ainsworth
Neb.. who has been visiting Der sister,
Mrs. c. II. Smith, for three weeks, left
for her home this morning
Mr. John Byrnes. OF Creston, spent
Friday night in the city attending the
commencement of ST. Mary's Institute,
VIXEN his brother. Emmett Byrnes.
graduated.
Remember the kind OF butter to use
is Saveraid's Special. manufactured by
Marshalltown Creamery Company. Over
1000 pounds have been sold this week
to the people of Marshalltown.
Miss Hazel Sandoe. who has been at
Evanston. ILL.,, for three weeks visiting
with friends and attending the COM
mencement Of Northwestern Univers-
ity. arrived home this morning.
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Mr.. Howard l.. Miller. of Des 'Moines.
is in the city for brief visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. F.. Miller.
Mr.. Miller is city salesman for the
Swain Gasoline Lighting Company.
1Ir. J. w. johnson went to Liscomb
Friday evening for a brief visit with
his brother. A r. Johnson. He will
also visit another brother, T. S. john
son. at Union, before returning home.
DR.. and Mrs E. G. Leffler and
daughter. Ruth, and DR.. Letters
brother. who has been visiting here.
left this afternoon by automobile for
Hamilton, Ill.,, Dr. Letters old home
They expect to be absent a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quist. accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. A. w.
Richeson. Of East Moline, ILL.,. who has
been visiting them, went to Grinnell
this morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Quist ac-
companied Mrs. Richeson that far on
ner way home.
Miss Sarah Packer. Of Philadelphia,
q daughter Of Aaron Packer. a former
resident Of this county. arrived In the
city Friday evening. and will be a
guest of her uncle, Mr.. Benjamin Pack
err. and family. until after the Johnson
Packer wedding
James Boucher, the youngest son OF
DR.. +. Fl. Boucher, was taken to ST.
Thomas hospital this afternoon, suf-
fering with a high fever, which de-
veloped Friday, and ran as high as 104
during the day It is thought possible
that the boy may have contracted ty-
L. i &I1o at,
Few people rcalizo tho number Of
horses that are entered in the races to
be held here newt week One hundred
and ten head of the best race horses
In the whole United States can be seen
on the local track next week. Many OF
them are in quarters and training at
the present time and showing some
fast work outs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Moffatt, Of To-
ledo. O.. and Mr.. Moffatt's nephew. Mr.
C. J. Delano, of Atlana, Ga. arrived
in the city Friday evening and accom-
panied to Albion Mr.. Moffatts brother.
Mr.. Jason Moffatt, for a two weeks
visit at the Jason Moffatt home and the
home OF Mr.. Delano's mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Delano.
Win serve light lunch with spring
size chicken between $50 and $3.50
M VIII also serve red raspberries,
cream and cake from $50 to 10 p. m.
except Saturday and Sunday. VIII
commence Monday. June 10. All those
wishing light lunch with spring size
will have to telephone their order not
later than p. m. Phone 1927. r. L.
Keeper fruit farm.
Mr. r. H. Hurd a former attorney
Of this city, but now OF Wichita. Kan,
spent Friday in the city with friends.
being on his way home from Iowa
City. where he had been for COM
mencement Mr. Hurd spent Thurs
day in Liscomb with his brothers in
law, George and w. D. Melick. and
went from here to Audubon to visit
his mother. Mrs. Laura A Hurd, be-
fore leaving for Wichita.
An enjoyable business and social
meeting Of the Young Peoples Society
Of Christian Endeavor OF Central
Church Of Christ was held Friday eve
ming at the Weeks home, sol West
Church street, W. and Mrs. George
E. Weeks and the formers sister, Miss
Lettie Weeks, entertaining. Games were
enjoyed on the lawn early In the eve
ming. after which business meeting
was held, at which eight new members