Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-25
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THE CITY In BRIEF

ID. Billiard. osteopath. IS East Main
Just three refrigerators left-mor
are coming, see? See c. +. Schmidt
| .
If you like good coffee. drink Ger
man American, always the same. d. S
Good Grocery Co.
A. O. U. W. band social at 307 Soutf
/ First avenue tomorrow night. Ice
cream and cake. All invited.
We will place on sale the last 2,oot
yards of loom ends Wednesday NOR.
ming. Last week. Hawkeye.
| This is the last week of our areai
loom end sale, at the Hawkeye. Taole
oilclos tbs. all you want. 1ata cents .
| yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilmore. Jr.,
who have been making their home in
Grinnell for the past two years, return
ed 10 the city Sunday morning, and
will again reside here.
/! Agent F. A. kiingler, for the Iowa
Central at Algona, who has been spend
ing vacation of ten days at the st
Louis exposition and in the south.
passed thru the city this morning on
his way home.
Mr. Frank Knisely. OF Boston. who
was called to this city last week ow-
ing to the death of his brother. Mr..
Charles knisely. of St. Louis, left Sun
day evening for his home. via st.
Louis, where he Will remain for few
days
Mrs. Christene VIII left Sunday
night for Chicago, where she goes to
consult a specialist IN the hopes of
obtaining relief from Il nervous trou-
bic. with which she has been SUI
fering for several months. Her conii-
ton is considered quite serious.
Nh. John w. Wells. past right emf
nent grand commander OF the Iowa
Knights Templar arrived home Sat
urday evening from Spirit Lake, where
he has been for two weeks in attend
ing. also at the annual sessions of the
grand chapter, r. A. NJ.
Mrs. 7. j. Fletcher, president Of the
state Federation Of Womens clubs left
this morning for Spencer. where she
goes to attend meeting of the execu-
tive board to make arrangements for
the work of the coming year. Mrs
Fletcher will stop In Clear Lake for
short visit with Mrs G. n. McNitier
Miss Frances Asher spent Sunday
in Montour with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Asher. Miss Asher's father
was the first white child born in Mar
shall county, his father being one of
the earliest settlers here. Asher creek.
which empties into the river at the
first bend above the Center street dam,
was named for Mr.. Ashers father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McNeely hava
sronsn cherries this season that would
aut California to shame. The variety
is the Black Marilla, and they meas
'sre or=an average of between two and
two 2nd one-half inches in circum-
ferfS =. They are not suitable for
table use but are a preserving cherry,
- ef an exceptionally Gae quality for
this purpose.
afiss Mary Giichrist chaperoned a
putty of girls to LaMoille Saturday.
where the day was spent picnickin:5
~ grove. The party, ten In number,
was composed of Sarah Chamberlain,
Gladys and Neva Tallett Ruth kim
bail, Lucille Willard. Gladys and Gerna
Carney Mauie Gilchrist, Edna Balch
and Clara Andrews.
Miss Edith Jack. of FIT Madison, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening
from Davenport and will remain for
EeW weeks visit with her mother. Mrs.
G. II. Spencer. Mrs. Spencer's son,
Charles Jack of st. Charles. Mo-. is
also in the city. and will remain for a
months visit. This Is the first time the
brother and sister have met in fifteen
2ears or since they We're children, so
the reunion Is indeed happy one
Miss Jack Is student at st. Josephs
convent, FIT. Madison, from which she
viii graduate next spring.
James Dunno. of Chicago. was
y the city Sunday afternoon looking
fter his local business interests being
OH his way home from few weeks
;ay in Sioux City, Council Bluffs and
3onesteel, S. D. Mr.. Dunn took occa-
Ion to register at Bonesteel. while
here, even though he could have done
4, by proxy, under the veterans clause.
Mr.. Dunno says that Bonesteel BUSH
aess has been something enormous,
and his Sioux City place of business
has required more than double its
regular force. in order to accommodate
the crowds. On the Northwestern
trains running into the town. Mr.
Dunno has put on a big force of train
boys, and even with the extra help. the
boys are each reporting large daily
sales.
Mrs. Charles Wetherbee, of Sterling.
ILL., accompanied by her son. Mr.. Earl
Wetherbee. arrived In the city Satur-
day evening, Joining her husband at
the home Of his brother, Mr. Z, c.
Wetherbee, In TAYLOR township, Mr.
Wetherbee having arrived a few days
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Wetherbee and son
will be at the +. c. Wetherbee home
until Wednesday morning. when they
will go TO Des Moines. where Mr.. Earl
Wetherbee is to be married. on Thurs
day morning at 8 o'clock. to Miss Faith
Bardwell. Mr.. and Mrs Il. c. Wether-
bee will accompany the groom elect
and his parents to Des Motnes, to be
present at the wedding. Mr.. Wether
bride to Sterling, where he is located
in business.
Charles A. Farmer, of Barnes City.
and Alonzo Shelley, of Montezuma, who
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