Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-06

where she VIII ENJOY Il DTleI vacation
visit
Rev. and Mrs. Mark Masters, of Lau
rel. We're in the city today, being OF
their way home from a few weeks tril
turnout Nebraska.
H. c. Brintnall returned from New
York Tuesday. where he has been Il
buy new style fall and winter garment
for NJ. +. Andrews.
Buggy tops. cushions, backs. side
curtains or anything in carriage trim
ming Old work repaired C. e. Web
ster, rear of Humlong's, 20 North Cen
ter street.
The first car load of new oats handed
by the Iowa Central this year. wa
shipped Tuesday from Clemens L
Museatine. The grain is said to be o
an excellent quality.
Deputy Grand Master John w. Geige
of the A. O. U. w. will arrive in TIL
city tomorrow to attend the meeting o
Hope Lodge, No. 244, when large elias
OF candidates will be initiated.
Superintendent j. A. Davis an,
Trainmaster B. G. Falls. of the Cen
trad. We're in the city over night Tues
day. looking after bushes matters per
tanning to the operating department.
Commodore" Isaac Whitaker of tn
Lake Shore Hotel, Clear Lake, passet
thru the city Tuesday evening. being OF
his way to Kansas City, where he viii
remain for a few days looking afte
business matters.
Miss Maude Wilson, one of the vouns
women employed by Harry Fish in tn,
Pilgrim cigar stand, is quite i'll 1T TIL,
home of DIR. and Mrs. Morris. 2o6 NORTH
Center street. Miss Wilson is suffering
with an attack of peritonitis.
The many friends of Mrs. c. c. Cottl,
will be glad TO learn iha, her, condition
is very much improved over a few day.
ium at Colfax for the past few week.
and is now able to sit up a little eacl
day.
Emmett Waters Went to Newton
Tuesday evening. where he Will remain
for stay of several days. doing the Til
and galvanized work on the new Car.
negie library at that place, for which
j. T. Atkinson. of this city, has the con.
tract.
The Northwestern was compelled t.
run two Nos. again Yesterday TIL,
Union Pacific trouble at Granger, Wyo.
not having been sufficiently overcome
to allow thru traffic to proceed on time
The first section. made up at Council
Bluffs, went east on time, but the sec.
ond or regular train. did not arrive un.
til 4 o'clock.
The young ladies of the Soldiers
Home, who are employed in the dining
rooms under Superintendent Hanna
will serve ice cream to their frienGs or
the Home lawn this evening during the
regular weekly band concert. between
and $50 The young women are TAX
ing this way of paving for piano that
has been purchased for their building
at the Home.
Mrs. 3. F. Cummings entertained the
Invincibe Whist Clubs at her home
1902 West Main street. Tuesday after
noon. The affair was in honor of Mrs
Martha-Osman Smith, who has re-
Gently returned from an extended visit
in California. Mrs. Smith presented
each of the ladies with a pretty hand-
PAINTED souvenir. done on small pieces
of cactus wood. Dainty refreshments
We're served by the hostess.
Friends to the number of sixty en-
joyed the celebration Of the wooden an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry De-
trick Monday evening at their home
3O2 North Fourth street A great many
of the guests We're from Lotus Camp
No. 81, r. n. A, of which Mrs. Detrick
is member, While others We're friends
of the family residing in the neighbor-
hood. Mr.. and Mrs. Detrick We're pre-
scented with many very pretty and use
full presents characteristic of the fifth
anniversary of their marriage.
A family gathering was enjoyed Sun
day at the Catlow home, at Albion
where We're entertained Mrs. Mary
Curkeet. of Grundy Center: Mrs. Willis
e. Smedley and daughter Dorothy. OF
Gilman; Misses Sarah and Elizabeth
Nichols. of Minerva: Mr.. and Mrs Johr
Paul Koontz. OF this city; Miss Lillian
Robertson and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Leon
ard and daughter Mildred. of Albion
Mrs. Smedley and daughter returned tc
Geneva Tuesday evening and Mrs. Cur
keet returned to Grundy Center Mon
day.
Ross Phillips is exhibiting quite q
curiosity in the shape of five racNoons
and three cub wolves which in COM
pany with Amasa Holt and Sam HAIR
vey, he captured in this county. The
'coons We're caught near the clay bluffs
up the river, and the wolves at the
foot Of Mormon ridge The mother
wolf was captured together with hel
four cubs. but the dogs killed the ole
one. The four We're brought here an6
yesterday one of the cubs WAS taken
out in the timber and a chase enjoyed
with the hounds. 1t was only the work
of a short time before the dogs caugh,
the young wolf, about half Y.'oWn anC
rendered it fit for bounty,