Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-08

Marquis barr. claim agent for the
Minneapolis 4 st. Louis railroad, head
quarters Oskaloosa, spent the day in
the city for the purpose Of setting
claims for minor personal injuries sus-
tanned in the shops.
szsst ElisIbeth,s Society 81 81. Macy.
church WI be entertained .hurs.ayy
afternoon III tlle knights Of Columbus
hall by Mesdames Paul Roskopf, Mar
garet Roskopf and Chris Mitchell and
Miss Theresa Probst.
I This library contains the latest
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day II you have book out. The book
you want is here. Costs nothing for
membership. Look our books over
Old Reliable Drug Company. y.
r. Airdone band concert tonight, north
of fair grounds. Baseball game. Len
nox Furnace Company vs.. Durham
Company; also riding bucking horses,
mules. steers, and also tug Of war. BE
sure and come. Marshalltown Amuse-
ment Company.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. 8. Ketchum returned
home Tuesday evening from few days
visit in Newton and Brooklyn. AT
Newton Mr.. and Mrs. Ketchum were
guests at the William Bergman home
and at Brooklyn visited the Messrs
Carr, cousins Of Mr.. Ketchum.
Mr. and Mrs e. Hepper. 211 East
South street, returned Tuesday evening
from Grundy Center, where they were
called to attend the funeral of Jonathan
ShafstaI, held Monday. Ernest NJ
Rathermel, Of Egan, ILL.,. a cousin OF
Mrs. Hepner, spent the day at the Hep
ner home.
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Weber left this
morning by automobile for two weeks
visit in northern Iowa. Their first STOP
will be at Laurens. where they will he
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. McCombs
From Laurens Mr. and Mrs. Weber will
visit at Lake Okoboji, Sioux Rapids
and Spencer.
Complimentary to Mrs. F. L. Mccoy
Of Omaha, Mrs G. F. Thayer enter.
tanned twenty friends at luncheon OF
Tuesday at her cottage at the Countr,
Club. Luncheon was served at O'CLOCK
after which bridge occupied the after
noon hours, the prizes being won b,
Mrs G. H. Ruth and Mrs George Paint
ELI. Mrs. Joseph Oberndorf, of Water.
loo, was an out-of-town guest.
Mrs. Thomas Stotts. $40 North Thirc
street, entertained at large children's
party Tuesday afternoon for her chill.
dren, Eugene, Helen and Merle Stotts
The guests included fifty little friends
Of the Stotts children. and a happy
afternoon was spent playing variou.
games including ball game. on thu
Fairgrounds just north of the. Stott.
home. where there are also swings and
various contrivances OF amusements. II
serving refreshments Mrs. Stotts wal
assisted by Mrs. D. r. Jackson ant
Mrs. q. D. Cook, the latter Of Clarion
Alice and Arthur Cook were guest,
from out Of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. sGourley, Of Den.
YER are in the city for a visit Of TIVE
or three weeks 1t the home of Mr.
Gourleys sister, Mrs. H w: Lotinsberr.
and his nephew,H. c.. Lounsberry Mr.
Gourley was oIe7of the early residents
of Marshalltoyfl, and has not visited
the city in thirty-two years. Speakin,
Of his early life In this city, he, sait
that when he left Marshailtown. tn,
boys were playing baseball on tn,
present court house site. and that Ad
rian c. Anson Had Just begun his car
eer a. a ball player. Mr.. Gourley wa
J q member of the pioneer baseball team
!. OF this city, OF which the Anaon broth
ers were members. Mr.. 0ourley recent
| ly met Gap" Arson IN Denver an,
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