Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-02
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.

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DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main
For house painting go to Dinges 6
Everist.
Doorhoder. Will stop the door al
any width better than a chair
Schmidt's Hardware Store.
Monday evenings Des Moines New.
says Mrs. T. j. Fletcher, of Mar
shalltown. is expected in the city this
week to be the guest of Mrs. w. II
Baily and Mrs. j. G. Berryhill.'
Contractor r. G. Miller. of Gilman
was in the city Monday, accompanied
by number of workmen, being on his
way to Green Mountain where he will
begin the erection of a new residence
for Homer Thomas.
Mr.. Charles Snyder. of Oskaloosa,
was in the city Monday. visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Thomas Farrell.
Mr. Snyder and sister, Miss attic are
TO be members of confirmation class
in the Catholic church of Oskaloosa
on Friday.
Ira Boswell, who has been in FIT.
Dodge for the past five weeks in the
employ Of the Singer Sewing Machine
Company returned to that city Monday
night after having been here for few
days making arrangements to remove
his family Mrs. Boswell and children
will go to TT. Dodge Saturday.
John Doty, of the Soldiers Home, re-
turned Monday evening from Max
well, where he has been for a few
days looking after business matters.
Mr. Doty has some property at Max
We'll and while there disposed of his
household effects and made arrange
ments for renting his house. He was
accompanied to the city by I. c. Swear
ingen, representing the Maxwell G. "A.
r. post.
Mr.. C. II. Scherer, president of c. H.
Scherer & Co, who purchased the plant
pany, spent Monday in the city looking
after his interests and comforting with
Mr.. D.. p. Thorpe, his agent. The fac
tory is getting under operation in a
very satisfactory manner, but like all
buggy concerns is badly in need of
good weather in order to dispose of
their product
Miss Sophia Brauer, who has been
in the employ of the Times Republican
for the past eighteen months, as "a
stenographer in the business depart
ment. left this morning for Harvey. n.
d. where she will make her home with
relatives. She was accompanied
far as ST. Paul by her sister Miss
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visit a few days in that city and Min
neapolis, before leaving for North Da-
kota.
DR.. T. G. Brownson. president of
California College, Oakland. spent
Monday night in the city as the guest
of Rev Elijah Brown Jones, d. D..
pastor of the First Baptist church
DR.. Brownson and DR.. Jones We're
members Of the same class at Colgate
University, Hamilton, N. Y. and until
Monday evening had not seen one an
other since they graduated from the
twenty six years ago. Dr.
Brownson left this morning for Oak
land. He has been east for three
visit.
The following from the Des Moines
News will be of interest locally and
in other points in the state where Miss
Theodore c. Wadsworth is known:
The Marriage of Miss Theodore c.
Wadsworth, who for several years was
an energetic life insurance woman To-
Gated in Des Moines, to Frank Clyde
Baker, a New York lawyer and scholar,
has been announced. The wedding oc-
two years ago, Miss Wadsworth went
to New York where she was placed in
charge of luxurious offices fitted upI
to do business for women.
Her associate in the business was Miss
Mary G. Hay. of Iowa, prominent inI
woman suffrage circles. The two Ia
dies occupied a charming fiat in Cen
trail Park West. Miss Wadsworth s
has caused Miss Hay to with
draw from the insurance business.
Mrs. Wadsworth- Baker who was be-
lieved to be wholly welded to the in
surance business, will not give it upl
for the present. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
will reside at IS West One Hundred
and Twenty-seventh street, near Col
umbia university. Mrs. Baker is plan
ming soon to take up some special stud
les there in lines in which both she
and her husband are Interested" Mrs.
Baker is a cousin of Mrs. Johnl
w. Wells and Mr.. Charles c. Urine, of
this city, and a niece of Messdames
Mary Barrows and Lottie Manville.
For a number of years she was engaged
as supervisor of music in the Ottumwa
public schools.