Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-23
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chamberlain, optometrist.
DR. Mighell, surgeon ard physician.
DR.. Burkhart. osteopath 302 West
Main.
| The Harmony Aid will have fair In
Odd Fellows hall, November 10, l6, IL
and Is.
Storekeeper w. G. Manchester, of
the Iowa Central spent Friday in Chi
cago on business.
Dr. Cora Williams, specialist dis
eases of women and children. Office
over the Fidelity Bank.
| When looking for bargains in wall
paper look at all the other fellows
stock first, then go and see jones' los
| East State There you will find the
best.
Miss Julia Padmore entertained a
few friends at an informal card party,
at her home Friday~evering. Whist was
the game enjoyed and light refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
| G. w. Mccormack has filed an ac-
ton for the october term Of the district
court in which he seeks to secure judg-
ment on a note, amounting to S162SO
of O. N Mccormack, who is named as
defendant.
d. V. Larkin went to Iowa Falls this
morning to remain over Sunday with
| Mrs. Larkin, who has been with her
parents there for few days. Mrs.
Larkin's father who has been sick.
underwent an operation today.
| Mr.. Frank Boucher, son of DR.. and
Mrs. f. H. Boucher, who has been home
since July, after having spent a year
| in Portland, and other western points.
! left Friday evening for Columbia, Mo-,
where he will enter the medical depart
ment Of the University of Missouri.
| Miss Mabel Maulsby entertained at
supper Friday evening; Mrs. f, j. G..
| Pulsipher, of Greenv.lle, S. c., and
Misses Madge Sparks, Florence and
Olive Gould, all Of whom are to leave
| the city next week. The Porte Voix
club was also entertained last evening
at it's regular meeting by Miss Mauls-
by.
1t is an apparent fact to those who
have visited our store that we are not
going out of business or reducing
stock. You will find larger and
newer stock of up-to-date furniture
and carpets at the d. G. Wilbur store
than ever shown in the city before.
Let us figure with you on anything you
may need.
| Last year e. E. Ber.edict & Co. sold
thirty car loads of yvellington's Best
flour. That should convince all who
use flour that the Wellington is inn
mensely popular The -four is made
from the best quality of Turkey Red
wheat exclusively and is fine. No
housewife should be without it. All
grocers sell it.
Mr.. Leonard T. Carney, son Of NJ
and Mrs. j. l.. Carney, left Friday
night for Cambridge, Mass, where he
will enter Harvard, taking UP the work
| of his freshman yea. in the law de-
partment Mr.. Carney will have as
his roommate this year MIR. Henry
Lyman, of Grinnell. son of Hon. j. F..
Lyman, who is senior in the law de-
| partment.
| Jailer E. q. Harris. Of Newton.
passed thru the city Friday evening in
charge of George and Floyd Irwin, aged
| Il and IL years. SOILS of Scott irwin.
of Colfax, who have been sentenced to
| the Industrial school, Sentence was
| imposed by Judge W. G. Clements, of
| the Jasper county district court, after
| the lads were convicted of the larceny
of two chickens, coramitted at Colfax
two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen T.. Barley who
were recently married in this city, are
home from st. Paul where they have
been on brief honeymoon Mr.. and
Mrs. BARLEY visited in st. Paul with
the latter's uncle, Mi. Matt Hayes, and
family. Mr. and Mrs w. M. Hayes, IF
this city, Mrs Bartleys parents, who
were in ST. Paul at the same time,
have also returned home.
with other associ ations turnout the
the country the Railroad Y. M. G. A
will on Sunday. observe Bible study
rally day. Superintendent E. L. Cof-
feen will give the Introductory talk.
Special music will be furnished by Mr..
and Mrs. Howard u. Wilbur and Mr..
Ralph Hix The first enrollments in
the Bible classes will be received. Rev.
O. H. L. Mason, Of Boone, who was to
have addressed the meeting tomorrow,
will, instead, conduct the meeting the
Sunday following, october I.
The ladies' aid society OF the Chris
| tan church was Entertained Friday af-
| ternoon by Mrs. F. 81. Lemon and Mrs
Edna Dowell. at the Lemon home, 8O1
West Church street There was very
good attendance, and the collection
was unusually large, being over So
Many of the ladies showed their .appre-
citation Of the willing services Of Mrs
Maud Lundy- Irvine, who has been a
member Of the choir. for some time, and
who was recently married, by present.
ing her with pretty wedding gifts at
Yesterdays meeting, which was turned
| into an informal shower. Refreshments
were served by the hostesses, as usual,
and very pleasant afternoon was en-
joyed.
A very delightful affair in the nature
of china shower for Miss Caro- Neil,
who is to be married September q 10
| Mr.. Joseph Whitaere, was given Fri
day evening by Misses Mae Bratt and
| Laura Rafferty,, at the A. p. Bratt
home Aside from the guest of honor,
the invited guests We're Misses Grace
Lander, Maud Gilchrist Neva Bentley,
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