Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-10
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1t makes no difference how much or
little laundry you have, Flitton will call
for and deliver 1t.
Prices on lumber are very low. Why
not build that house now? We will
make you excellent figures. ]. f. Irwin
Lumber Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. NJ. Miller assisted by
their daughters, entertained a company
OF friends at dinner Saturday evening,
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Egermayer, who We're recently married.
Ingram carpets are always in style
That is why We purchased such an ele-
giant line Of them. We are positive that
You will be pleased with our selections,
as there are none better. Come in and
see what we have. ID. C.. Wilbur.
Mr.. Herbert Riggs of Martinsburg,
arrived in the city Saturday from Oska-
iloosa with the Intention of making Mar
shalltown his home, providing he can
find suitable employment. Mr.. Riggs
vas member of Company E, Fifty
first Iowa. in the Philippines. and since
his return from the islands has been
employed in Oskaloosa in the Central
round house. He Is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Drake.
A suit commenced in justice court
some time ago by Mr.. "A. E. Shorthill
to compel the Chicago Great Western
to vacate lots q, s and 9 of block 8. An
sons addition, has been settled and a
contract and agreement has been filed
with the coutysrecorder. BY the terms
of the agreement MIR. Shorthill allows
the companySto maintain one sidetrack
on the land for a period of five years
for small considera ton, and the COM
pany is to pay the costs OF the suit.
One of the most important days in a
girls life is the one on which she is
sweet sixteen. knowing this to be
true Miss nellie Garwood, who arrived
at that delightful age Saturday, enter
tanned the Jolly Jills in the afternoon.
The young ladies who are banded to-
gether in that organization, are as jolly
as their name implies, and so 1t goes
without saying that they had nice
time. Tea was served late in the after
noon by Mrs. Garwood, assisted by Jes-
sic Mcmahon. As a souvenir of the day
the guests presented Miss Garwood
with beautiful spoon with the club.
name and the date engraved thereon
Claim Agent White, of the Chicago &
Northwestern, spent Saturday in the
city on business connected with his de-
partment. Mr.. Whites principal mis-
sion was the investigation of the acct
4tlf1, hon
of this city. lost his life while at work
on the pile driver, near LaMoilie Mr..
White also incidentally looked into the
case OF C. Mitchell, an Armour & Co.
travelling salesman, who claimed to
have been injured in this city last Mon
day night while alighting from passen-
mer Oskaloosa boy and at one time
was in the newspaper business at clin-
ton.
Mrs Charles Hulsizer, of Des Moines,i
spent Saturday In the city az the guest
OF Mrs j. W. Peckham, being on her
way home from Conrad, where che had
been to- attend the marriage Of her
cousin, Miss Eunice Steelsmith, to Mr..
4Adelbert Moore. Mrs. Hulsizer Will per-
haps be better remembered by Mar
shalltown friends as Miss Stella King,
| she having visited here many times as
! Mrs Peckhams guest when the latter
was Miss Christine Peterson. Messrs.
Frank and Archie Steelsmith, former
ly Marshalltown boys but now both Of
Des MONIES. spent Sunday in the city,
iEbeing on their way home from the we'd
ding of their sister.
General Solicitor George w. Sewers,
and Claim Agent Marquis Barr. Of the
| Iowa Central spent the day in the city
ION business and will go to Hampton
this evening. where they will be present
at the $4,000 damage suit, brought by
Mrs. Helen Dillon, of Mason City,
tsagainst the company, for the death Of
l.her husband, Engineer Herbert Dillon,
who was Killed at Eldora few years
ago, The case is to be called in the
1 Franklin county court Tuesday. It hav-
ling been taken there from Hardin coun-
/ ty on a change of Venue. Ex-iNiayor j.
III. Quick,Sof Sioux city, brother of the
\ plaintiff. who is conducting her case,
viii also go to Hampton this evening.
There was quite a delegation Of COL
/ lege students who Went back TO their
4 books and their work today. Going to
Grinnell We're Messrs. Earl Brundage
i ana Leonard Carney !: and to Ames, Miss
4 Mayme Smith, Who lives near Green
4 Mountain. Mr.. Herbert Wright expects
| TO finish his law course at the state uni
versity this year and he went to Iowa
4 City this morning accompanied by his
4 Wife. Miss Ethel Hubbard and brother,
4 Mr.. Robert Hubbard are to be enrolled
with the students Of Drake university
lat Des Moines this year and tho the
school does not open until the 10Th OF
the month. they Went down this morn
4 ing accompanied by their mother. Mrs
a Mary Hubbard, who will spend the year
with them.
This week promises to be a busy one
in social circles. Mrs. George johnson
4 and daughter, Miss Johnson have is
II sued invitations for large reception to
Il be held Tuesday Afternoon at their home,
y No. 4O2 East State street; Mrs. E. r.
q Binford has cards out for reception
u for Thursday afternoon in honor of her
Il sister, Miss Eleanor Shockney, of In
u dianapolis Ind: and on Tuesday eve
q ming Mrs. J. G. VanNess will give a re-
4 ception in honor OF Miss Lora Bennett,
i at the NJ. L. parsonage, to which gen
Il eral invitation has been extended. Mrs
.l Bennett has just returned from abroad
II where. has Shnap cir 90 r,p, /,