Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-15

teresting vacation trip Dy shipping
canoe to st. Paul by rail and then
taking the Mississippi river road bed
down as far as the biggest dam at
Keokuk.
Stewart library is closed and will
continue SO until the 2Sth Of this
month. Meantime the building will UNI
dergo complete cleaning and reno
waiting. Notice IL given by the librar-
ian that all books now out may be
retained until the library is again
open for business.
Miss Clara Parker. who has been
teaching domestic science and art at
Muncie. Ind. for several months, is
again at the family home here after
visiting on her homeward way at RAJ
cine. Wis. and Clinton, Ill.
Mrs: John H. Patton il again at
home in this city after a visit Of
some weeks at the home Of her son
in Lincoln. Neb..
Mrs. Guy Curtis. with her little
daughter Mabel. has gone on . trip Of
several weeks in which she will visit
relatives in Detroit, Mich. Walkers
vile. Canada, and, on the return.
Bellevue and Chicago.
Mrs. C. B. Wheeler. former resi-
dent Of this city, but more recently Of
Minneapolis. is In the city on business
requiring her presence for several days.
Mrs. p H. Pilgrim is having the
pleasure Of visit from Der friend.
Miss Huber. of Chicago. who 10 on her
way to. Colorado Springs.
Improvement In store buildings has
been for some time the order OF the
day and still continues so. The Manats
millinery store is having an extension
Of space by the building OF a gallery
in the rear of the main room. The snoe
store on Fourth avenue occupied py
the Grinnell Shoe Company Is to De
largely remodeled and renovated ana
an entirely new and modern front -
to be put in.
The fourth game of the series be.
tween tue matched teams of the clerks
and the firemen is scheduled for to-
morrow night on Ward Field at $3.50
sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milligan are
having the pleasure Of visit from the
niece of Mrs. Milligan.. Miss Mirma
Peterson. of Indianola.
Miss B. NJ Beard, who has been
making a visit at the home OF Mrs.
C. H. Morgan, Of this city, returned
to her home at oxford yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Phelps, who have
been visiting here at the home OF Carl
Phelps and Mrs. Work. returned to
their Chicago home Sunday night. Mrs.
Phelps has been here for couple OF
weeks but Mr. Phelps only couple OF
DAYS.
NJ. o. Hocum. who was resident OK
this city for year or two while IN
charge OF the office Of the Farmers
Elevator Company, has bought an ele-
vator at the town Of GAIA. In O'Brien
county. and will move his goods and
family there at once. Mrs. Hocum Is
at present at the home OF her parents,
Mr. and Mrs wylie, Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Fellows nave
the plans from the architect OF the
new and modern home they plan to
build at the north end OF Broad street
and IL is expected that bids Will soon
be supplied by contractors and the
work Of getting ready for the elabor-
ate building will begin. From all re-
ports this Is to be one OF the nnest
residences the city has ever seen.
Company X was ordered into camp
on Ward field Sunday night and. at
3:15 this morning, responded to reveille
and broke camp, marching to the union
depot to take train for Oskaloosa.
where they transferred for Warrington
where they become part OF the state
camp.