Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-02
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Mrs. X. J. Robb WAS In Gilman today.
Miss Clara Bauman. of Liscomb was
in the city today.
Call $50 for date OF the big vacuum
ner.--Advertisement.
Visit Camera Shop Studio Monday
afternoon. Camera Shop.
Works Of art exhibited in our studio
Monday. Camera Shop Studio.
Attend the exhibit of beautiful paint
ings Monday, May 4. Camera shop
Studio.
Rent our electric cleaner at 81 per
day. 1t saves yourself Us well as the
rugs. Phone us today. Marion. Gard.
Van Dykes, miniatures of values
from $3.50 and up. Numerous beautiful
paintings on exhibit Monday afternoon.
Camera Shop IA East Main
Mr. and Mrs Linn and children.
Charles AMI Marguerite. of Jackson
vile. Fla, arrived in the city today to
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Hopkins.
Daniel Brown. the cobbler who was
adjudged insane by the commissioners
of insanity Thursday, was taken to
independence Friday by Deputy Sher-
if r. G. Goodale.
Frank NJ Thomas G. A. r. post Will
hold an open meeting Monday evening
in the east court room. when the mem
bers will entertain the W r. G. mem
bers and their families.
superintendent of Motive Power and
oh u s~;I NJ
l.. and Division Superintendent +. f.
Marshal, OF Oskaloosa. spent the day
at the division headquarters of the
road.
Vesper services will be held in the
Y. W. c. \. rooms Sunday afternoon
at four o'clock with Miss Angelina
Mckinley as leader Mrs f. T.. Gidner
and Miss Naomi Fletcher will provide
the music.
Miss Jessie Strube OF Toledo, was
the guest Friday and today of Miss
Emily Perkins Miss Struble has re-
turned recently from an eight years
stay in London and Paris, where she
has been studying voice.
Mrs. G.. T. Padmore and son Mitchell,
of Rockham. S. D., arrived in the city
this afternoon and will remain for Il
two months visit at the home of the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ.
Mitchell, H. East Main street.
Henry and Carrie Hcndrickson have
filed suit in the district court to quiet
the title to the west half of lots and
4, block 4, Tilford's & Trips addition
to Albion. Solomon Denbow and
great many others are the defendants
named.
The children of the Woodbury. school
kindergarten had for their guests about
fifty of their mothers at the school
Friday afternoon at a May festival.
The children sang songs. made May
baskets, and wound May pole. Each
of the guests was given May basket
of blossoms. Miss Marie Welch is the
Woodbury. Kindergarten.
Hell was tine ssubject OF Evangelist
McCargar's sermon at the Friends re-
vival meeting Friday night. A large
audience heard the sermon. Miss Ma
tilda Atkinson, minister of the de-
nomination. spoke during the evening,
and also at the afternoon meeting Fri
day. Rev. A. J. Hanson of LeGranti,
superintendent of the quarterly meet
ing. also took part in the service Fri
day night.
Frank NJ. Thomas relief corps. No. 9.
entertained thirty-fc members OF the
-Ames corps at the regular meeting held
Friday afternoon8in the east court
ROOM The afternoon. was dcvosed 10
business of the corps after which the
members visited and refreshments were,
served. Among the out -of-town guests
were Mrs. Matte II. Writer, and MS.
Alice Cooper, both Fof Council Bluffs.
department; president and secretary, re-
spectively OF the. w. r. c.. and Mrs
Mary Hazard, and Mrs. Amy c.
Capron. Des Moines: and Mrs. Marsa-
ret Hillman, Belmond: members of the
state w. R. G. committee appointed to
inspect the soldiers home.