Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-27

Confetti free tonight & the fair


Confetti nee tonight = the fair
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Miss Grace sickman. OF Albion. was
a Saturday visitor In the city.
Divisio.. Superintendent r s. Mar
shall. Of the M. & st. L.. was in the
city today on business.
Why pay more than so cents for the
best Japan tea? That price buys the
best that comes across the sea, at this
store. Culley.
Miss Nettie Lamb left Sunday even
ing for three months visit with
! friends and relatives in st. Joseph. Mo,
and Weston, Mo.
Mrs. Harry Kimberly. formerly of
Garwin. but now OF Canada, was taken
this morning to st. Thomas hospital.
where she underwent an operation tor
appendicitis.
Mrs. Fred Moser. OF Vancleve. and
Mrs. C. H. Harris Of LeGrand, spent
! Saturday in the city as the guests of
their sister, Mrs. Cyril Woolsey. Mrs.
Moser returned to her home. Sunday
morning.
Miss Bertha Fest. Marshall Tele-
4 phone Company operator, living at los
West North street, passed thru an
opera ton for infected gall bladder AMI
adhesions at ST. Thomas hospital Sat
urday. Her condition is good.
Division Master Mechanic c. T. Ley
den returned from Oskalocsa this
morning. The company expected 70
move today into the new round house
it has built there. but it will not he
able to do so until Wednesday.
| Mrs. Alexander T.. Arnold and little
son Ector left fer their home at
! Crookston, Mimi, this morning. Mrs.
! Arnold was called to the city several
weeks ago owing to the death Of her
grandmother, Mrs. Lucelia Hambel.
! Marshall Lodge, No. 40. Rebekah De-
gree, enjoyed social evening at the
hall Saturday. The hours We're passed
in an informal way, refreshments being
served by a committee composed Of M.
and Mrs. c. r. Gaunt and Mr. anu
Mrs. E. K. Stout.
Mrs. Charles Clemens. Of Clemens.
accompanied by her daughter Gene
Clemens, spent Saturday in the city.
the jury, accompanied his wife home
to remain over Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Smith, formerly of Glenn
ons but now Of Chico. Cal, who has
been visiting in this city at the home
of her brother, A. l.. Clemons, 1O7
North Fourth street, went to Clemens
F., Saturday night to visit her other
| brothers. w. ]. and John Clemens. Mrs.
Smith expects to leave for her home
in the spring. She has been visiting in
Iowa since September.
Ernest Schroeder, travelling sales
man in the employ of the Let's
Fletcher Company, leaves the employ
Of the company Friday, and Saturday
| he goes to work for the Haas Bros,
Company, cigar manufacturers, of Cin1
| cinnati. Schroeder has had territory
along the Chicago Great Western.
| which he has made, from this city. He
will continue to live In this city and
make Iowa territory for the Cincinnati
company. .s
The entertainment at the Prairieville
school. Taylor township District No. 2,
was a most successful affair. A splen-
did program was given by the children
which Miss Gertrude Miller, county
superintendent of schools. gave an in
teresting talk. In spite of the rainy
night there was good attendance, and
about $31 was realized. Miss Ruth
IfDieterich is the teacher of the school,
which Is situated six miles north Of
town.
Miss Clara Bauman. postmaster Of
Liscomb, was in the city today while
on her way to Cedar Rapids to attend
a conference Of the officers and direc-
tors of the association Of third and
fourth class postm asters of the Cedar
Rapids district. This conference will
be held this evening. and the annual
meeting Of the association is to be held
Tuesday. Postmaster Henderson, of
Story City, was also in the city today
on his way to Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. E. E. Carter and Mrs. ]. NJ.
| Walker entertained at the, Carter
home, 402 South Third street Satur-
day evening in honor of George Car
ters 10th and Charles Walkers 9Th
birthday anniversaries. A happy eyen-
ing was spent with games and music.
a donkey contest afforded much
amusement, for which Emil CLANS and
Lewis West We're awarded the prizes.
A two-course luncheon was served by
Misses Vivian and Beatrice Carter and
Leona Larson.