Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-16


Announcements os church an society or
tertalDmentS. secular meetings. cards q
thanks. obituary resolutions. aud Simll:.
hol!ces Will be charged at tho rate OF Seen
Ter Inc Tor each Insertion.
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Fireworks at the Paragon
Miller, jeweler. los. East Main.
DR.. Bnrkart. osteopath, 3O2 Yves
Main.
The best meals for the money ar
served at Sundell's Cafe.
MIR. Fletcher Mead. who graduate
from Grinnell College with the elias
g of oS returned home this morning.
supper will be served in the dinin
room, OF the M. E. church tomorro,
evening, beginning at $50 Everybod
welcome. Supper % cents.
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! Bedroom suites. davenports and cd
dressers. We have them at an price
and in all styles. You want the hes
\ u.
! Professor C. N. Patrick entertaine
at his home on North Center street o
I Monday night crowd Of fourteen o
his pupils. Dinner was served at s.
I! Regular and social meeting of May
4 flower Colony Loyal Legion of Ply
mouth Wednesday evening. June II
Every member requested to be pres
en;.
1 Superintendent William I. Crane, O
the city schools. left for Maqucket
! livers lecture before the teachers in
/ stitute of Jackson county.
l.. II. Wallace, of Green Mountain
left this morning with complete
camping outfit for Spirit Lake, wher
he will spend the summer Mrs. Wal
lace and family leave tonight
/ Miss Vera Fox. of Fearing. daughte
of Editor G. A. Fox, of the Zearin,
| Enterprise, is in the city taking treat
! ment for her eyes. Miss Fox is suf
! fering from severe attack of con
| junctivitis.
Miss Edna Baughman entertaine,
her younger pupils at picnic in tn
| Soldiers Home grove Monday. Din
ners were taken. the party leaving IL
the morning and not returning unit
late in the afternoon.
| The funeral of the late Mrs. Vincen,
noon at O'Clock from the residence
n II
James. of st. Paul's church officiat-
ling. Interment viii be in Riverside.
Abbott Click. who is candidate for
admission to the naval academy at
Annapolis. is in that city. where he Is
taking the civil service examination
necessary to entrance. The examina-
tons began Monday and will continue
until Wednesday.
Mr. A. G.. Beurnoudy. who has re-
presented the Liquid Carbolic Acid
Company. OF Chicago. in adjacent ter
ritory for the past several years. has
resigned his position and accepted one
with the soap department of the
Omaha branch of Armour & Co.
Miss Maggie Jordan. daughte. of
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Jordan, Of st.
Anthony. was brought to this city to-
day for a surgical operation, the re-
moval OF a miboman cyst of the tenn
poral bone. The operation, which was
u very delicate one, proved successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bremner left
this morning for Omaha, where tomor-
row night they VIII attend the wedding
of their son. Mr.. William Bremner. OF
Des Moines to Miss Emily McKell. Mr.
and Mrs George II. Bremner, of La
Grange. H., will also be present at the
wedding.
Passenger No. 6, south bound on the
Iowa Central. at about 3 o'clock, was
delayed in reaching this city about six
hours this morning owing to the de-
raiment of the engine, No. 40 which
was pulling the train. The accident
occurred at Manly Junction. No dam
age resulted.
The Levee Gun Club. an organiZa-
ton composed of young men who enjoy
shooting in business on South Third
avenue. has decided to put up a club
house on its shooting grounds one
quarter mile east of the city. on the
Fred Schultz farm. The lumber was
taken TO the grounds Monday and work
will be commenced at once.
Rev. Calvin Black arrived in the city
Monday evening from Davenport
where Sunday he was ordained as d
minister of the Episcopal church. Bish-
OPP Morrison has assigned Rev. Black
to the charge of the mission churches
of Newton and Grinnell. and will live
at Newton, where the congregation is
the larger He will take up the work
of his new charge on June 81
Mrs. Theo Lierle- Carter, of Spirit
Lake, arrived in the city Monday after
noon and will remain for a short time
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs /. A.
Lierle Mr.. Carter who was formerly
part owner of the Dickinson county
Herald at Spirit Lake has disposed of
his interest and has purchased an in
terest in one of the Boone papers. They
will make their home there and Mrs
Carter will go to Boone from here.
Mr.. j. L. Carney left Monday evening
for Iowa City, where at noon today he
was present at the thirtieth anniversary
and reunion OF the law class of '73 OF
the State University, of which he was Il
member. The reunion was held a the
home Of Judge Emlin McCain, who
served luncheon at moor to the mem
bers. Mr. Carney will remain to hear
Senator Hoar, who delivers the COM
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