Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-01
Gilllts'Repab6t1ln.
Observation-Disclosures
: THE CITY in BRIEF

Dr.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Mai,
! Mr.. John Baer. of Dillon, spent Sa:
urday in The city.
Attend the bazaar at 800 We.
Church street. Aug. End and Bird.
The New Home sewing machine frol
SIT up. s,chmidts hardware store.
If you want your laundry work don
well and promptly send it to Flittor
/ For the Roller lawn swing. croque
sets, Misunderstanding hardwar
store.
II you like good coffee, drink Ger
| man American, always the same D. S
Good Grocery Co.
/ l.. NJ. IS. wishes to interview Mr..
| Bernice ldaxwell at the home of !
D.. Goss, ON business, Tuesday evening
| The bourd of supervisors began tn
work of it's regular August session thi
morning. Nothing but the bills wa
looked after today
| Rev. w. II. Scott spent Sunday a
| Bethel Grove, where he filled the pull
pit of the Christian church bosh NOR
| ming and evening.
Foreman A. f. Mitchell, of Armour &
Co., left for Gowrie this morning, Il
accompany to New York a car of liv,
poultry gathered at that point.
The regular monthly tea Of the Lad
les Guild was held at the home o
hf,.ey y t.,
street, this afternoon. Supper wa!
served, beginning at $50.
Signet Chapter. No. So will hold {
special convocation this (Monday) eve.
ming, August /. for work. p. NJ. degree
Come. Gavel falls at 4 80. George r
Norris, See. l. T. Forbes. II. p.
superintendent William I. Crane, OF
the city schools. left Saturday evening
for Creston, where he has few days
lectures in pedagogy, literature ana
history, before the Union county nor
NAL
Mr.. F. j. Hanlon Of Mason City. gen
eral manager of the Mason City &
Clear Lake Railway Company, arrived
in the city Sunday evening and remain
ed over soday. looking after business
matters.
Attention Sir Knights ST. Aldemar
Commaniery No. 80. A special con-
clave Tuesday. August 2. 1904, at 7:3o
p. m. sharp, for work in the order OF
the Temple. Full knight Templar uni
form.--W. II. Burrows, E. G.
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Ianry I0infxy y-hr No al ,,y,ln I'D
in the Wiley drug store for the past
Year, left this morning for his home in
Calmar. He will spend the rest of the
summer al home. with the expectation
of entering college this fall
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Haines and fam
lily went to Albion Sunday where they
will remain until tonight visiting with
MIR. and Mrs. Lee T. Rolston. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Haines' cous-
in. Mrs. j. A. Thurston, police matron
of Sioux City.
Mrs. Fred Horton and brother, Mr.
Glen Lfvengood, OF Hubbard, spent
Saturday in the city at the home of
their uncle. Mr.. j. o. Adams. Mrs.
Horton is making arrangements to
move soon to Eagle Grove, where DR..
Horton is already located.
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Marsh alltown friends will be inter-
ested in learning of the birth of a son
10 Mrs. Katherine Brooke Keller. of
Chicago, formerly of this city, daugh-
ter of George D. Brooke. formerly mas
ter mechanic OF the Iowa Central. The
babe has been christened Philip Brooke.
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Word from Lake City. received Sat
urday night. by Mrs w. II. Arney
of Taylor township. from her husband,
states that Mr.. Arney's father, Mr.. Ira
r. Arney who has been critically Ill for
the past few weeks. is no better and
there is not considered to be chance
for his recovery.
Master Walter Mead son Of Gerenal
Foreman c. H. Mead, OF the Iowa Cen
trail car shops, left Sunday night for
Kent, O., where he will remain for a
three eeks' visit with friends He will
also visit in Meadville, Pa. Mr. Mead
accompanied his son as far as Chicago
and will return Tuesday morning.
John S. Hixson of st. Anthony
brought to the city Saturday after
noon, for sale at the Britain & Co.
yards, seventy eight head of prime
hogs, which averaged at the yards 22o
pounds. All of the consignment was
purchas ed from one man. John w.
Lacey, a farmer living near ST. An
thony.
Mr.. Clifford Andrus. of Manila, P. L..
who hns been In the city for visit OF
a few days at the home of his uncle.
Mr.. r. S. Patten. left this morning for
Cedar Rapids. where he meets his
mother. and sisters from Seattle, and
will accompany them to the st. Louis
exposition. Mr.. Andrus will sail for
Maniltt some time during September.
The body Of Miss Hannah r. Danie.-
sen, who died in Albuquerque, n. M.
arrived in the city Sunday evening.
The funeral was held this afternoon
from he home of Mrs. Carl Simonsen,
a sister. 300 South Sixth street. at 2
O'Clock, and from the Norwegian Lu-
theran church at 2:45 o'clock. Rev Nj.
l.ondt hi ofriciated. Interment was in
River side.
DR.. r. J. Blanche, former govern
ment inspector at the packing house OF
& Co.. who was recently as
signed to field work in North Dakota.
but who was later transferred to AL
N. NJ, left for that city
evening. accompanied by
Mrs Blanche and children. Mrs.
Blanche and family have been visiting
In the city and at Conrad since DR..
Blanche left for North Dakota.