Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-14

Knabe the worlds greatest plano.
Eadie Music Co.. II South First street.
Before putting in sewer or water
service see c. L. Diffenbacher. Phone
$40.
The Excelsior Aid Society will serve
Ice cream and cake on the lawn Of GIL
East Main street, tonight.
| Kendall & West will appreciate a
share of your patronage and save you
money on groceries. Phone AS.
Mrs. J. p. Diehl and daughter Grace
left this morning for Osceola, where
they will visit with relatives for three
or four weeks.
Miss Anna T. Collins, a nurse Of this
city, returned home Tuesday evening
from Iowa City. where she has been
visiting relatives.
Berries cherries, cabbage, cucum-
bers. new cabbage, new potatoes. and
everything good to eat. Kendall &
West. Phone 44s.
Mrs. B. Hendrix, lO3 South First
street who was removed to ST. Thomas
hospital Monday, underwent minor
operation this morning.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ger
man Evangelical church will meet with
Mrs. Marion Gard, 102 North Ninth
street. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Dent, living eight miles
northeast of the city, is very seriously
III. due to her confinement last Sum
day. when she gave birth to still
born babe.
Mrs. c. n. Tucker, OF Los angeles.
arrived here this morning to visit for
several weeks at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. D. Koeppel, S04 West Linn
street and with other relatives.
No house with bath is complete
without a gas water heater of some
| kind to furnish plenty of hot water in
the summer time. -Bough-
ton Company sell the best kinds of
heaters.
Mrs II. j. Thorne, OF Forest. ILL.,,
and father. Mr.. J. H. Farley, of Fair
bury. Ill.,, arrived in the city Tues
day evening to visit for two weeks with
| the formers daughter Mrs. W. NJ.
Leise, los South Eighth street
Did YOU ever hear Of the Lion Gas
Water Heater? If not you had better
call on Buchanan Boughton Company
and investigate. No use going without
plenty Of hot water in your bath
room just because the furnace fire Is
out.
At an adjourned meeting OF the city
council. held Tuesday afternoon, the
council authorized Mayor W. H. Jones
to deed to Lacey J. Patterson the city
land north of Hiehview addition This
authorization Is part Of the transa ction
looking to the opening Of North Fifth
street.
Mis- sMabel Hankins. who has been
visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. B. Hankins for short time. has
gone to Kansas and other western
points on business. She expects to re-
turn here in the fall Miss Hankins is
/, in the employ Of Milwaukee soap
manufacturers
Arthur L. Mckinley. aged II months,
was formally adopted by Frances "
Mech by articles Of adoption filed with
the county recorder this morning The
adoption papers we're signed by Mayor
w. n. Jones in behalf OF the child,
who, according to the articles Of adop-
ton. was abandoned by his parents
George Roberts. Of Gearing, sold in
the city Tuesday load Of flfty-nine
head OF prime hogs, averaging go
pounds Mr.. Roberts was on his way
home from St. Paul, together with e.
Dawson. Of Gearing. Mr.. Roberts
bought load OF twenty-eight fat heif-
ers, butcher stuff, in ST. Paul. and Mr.
Dawson bought sixty-four feeders.
MtSSeS
and Mary Dunn were hostesses Tues
day evening at the Seberg home, 3osh
South Sixth street, to the other en-
ployes Of the Nettie 1ngledue Dry
Goods Company, complimentary to
Miss May Vogel, until recently one
OF their number. A delightful social
evening was enjoyed, and the hostesses
served dainty lunch.
Rev. E. c. Kerr. who recently re-
signed the presidency Of Palmer COL
lege, LeGrand, leaves with Mrs. Kerr
for Troy, O., Thursday, where the cou-
pie expects to spend about a year in
the country, while Rev Mr.. Kerr IL re-
operating. Further than that Rev.
Mr.. Kerr's plans have not been made
but he expects to engaged in church
work OF some kind, probably in the
ministry.
Mr.. T. H. Bondage. who has been at
Dubuque attending the commencement
Of st. Joseph College. where his son,
Edward. graduated, returned home this
morning. accompanied by his son.
Young Mr.. Bondage was awarded a
number OF honors while attending the
college. He was star of the football
team and he won several medals in
athletic contests. He was also a mem
Der Of 81. Joseph's choir.
Mrs. w. G. Kimberly, who has been
spending almost year near Stanford,
Mont, arrived home Tuesday after
noon. accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Grace Kimberly, who will be here
until August or later. Miss Kimberly
has been teaching in Stanford and ka, |
Just finished proving up on her claim |
near there. Mrs. Kimberly went west |
for her health, and to assist her
daughter.
The members Of the Baptist Hill |
Bible Class and their families enjoyed |
= delightful all-day outing Tuesday, |
holding their annual class picnic with !
one Of the members. Mrs. William !
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