Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-07
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THE CITY IN BRIEF


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Kemble's flowers. 529 North Third.
DIR Law surgeon and nhysician. Suite
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rrv sac,. ~ Jersey Tilv -four Each
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Money to loan on personal notes;
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Our great clearing sale continues
curing next week. Bargains In every
department. u. x. Lay.
Mrs. Cov1a wants Won to know she
sliil mas some OF her prettest mats
sol'is a. one-half price. Also me Sc
Aectloh IN hosiery, etc. etc.
We will give Vol, a few ideas abou,
how to prepare sonps saucos and beef
tea next week at orr EXHIBIT od Ar
r11orr,s extract of heef u n Inv
George Raber. Of swift & Co.. left
this morn.nr for Purnell Mo. where
he goes to take a car of live poultrv
to the New York market for his firm.
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superintendent W. q. Bowe. and
ro,enan :. y, frazek. OF the Marshall
Friday night looking arfer con,nanv
business.
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- you uoii ieel UP TOP come ana
q cup VI p'uiiioil next week. II
s.ieiise neiis, WARNS anu stimulates. we
selsihsa - llee anu MAKE u WIN
siMoui eA.lacl VI oeel. y. H. Lay
Mrs. G. A. DeuelTs condition this af-
.efnoon was very crltlcal ana II IS not
N.ousn. .nae she can i've tnru the
nisn.. olnce fI!oay sIe mas oeen very
-" Will iio iiioica.foiis polliGils 10 an
Improvement.
Thirty-five were entertained by Mrs.
w. w. Doolittls and Mrs. q. w. GIL
Der at the regular injecting Of the Bap-
fist Ladies' Aid Society, held at the
Doolittle home, 1902 South Third ay-
enue, Friday afternoon. The hostesses
served light refreshments.
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aowslu Watsoi' ol Lee.s flelcher
for a stay of a few days on business
representing the company in that
territory. Mr.. Lyman the regular
salesman has left for Nebraska where
he will visit until next week.
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Mrs. w. floWer' ~. west nam
s.iee., eh.e'rlaiiea the woman for-
eish Aaissloiiafy ooclety at lts regular
Heet,hs rlloay afternoon. Al.sr tne
usuai business meeting, MIS-. w. =.
Illner DIS ieaosr' TOOK up the subject OF
ene MoIk ~ Slilla anu Japan a'.u
yerys iillerestiis i.ieelins was heio' MIS-.
HioWei seiVe e lls -. lelle,liiheii's
Mr.. and Mrs. William Furbush. los
south f1tth street. entertained at
pAeasant hlhch party friaay evening"
g company composed OF MI. ana Mrs.
george Mc1ill' Mr. ana MIS-. =. II. Eg-
ermayer MI. ana Mrs. II. u. Laird, MT.
ana Mrs. VIII barry, Mr.. and Mrs.
newcomer anu Mr. James Aus, also
MISS Wetherhold, OF Macomb, Ill, Mr.
ana MIS-. =. y. Rouse, ana Misses Hel-
en- Burnell and Pearl Black Mrs. Fur
bush. Wsss assisted in serving two
) course luncheon by Misses Burnell ana
Black.
Mrs w IT Rnrrous paya a. birth.
5 Hav n.rtv Fr;dav ,fternoon fo,. ber
Ia,,.,,,+e,. Helen /, ,,onor of nov a;gttr
:, ,ivars.,,, ,rho.a nresan+ ,vora Tor-
esfine Devine Helen and Nav Willard
Lucille Rubee, Eileen Talbot, Ruth
White, Margaret Frazer, Catherine
Gould, Ottmar Larhn, Donald Kinnan,
Roland Flower, Kenneth Rubee. Lor-
eta Nichols, Hazel Kellogg, Marian
and Helen Burrows. The children
were required to hunt for their SOU
venirs, tiny bottles of perfume, which
proved great fun. The little hostess
received many pretty gifts, and light
refreshments were served.
;Ns;ss.s Hazel .nd c,or. ,ro1o,.nd
entertained dozan of tl,a;r 1ittla srir1
f,.;ends Of tbei, ,,o,,,a .oe Toro,,a
street FRIDAY evening Games fur
oishad ANN, seo,,an,t for tho 1ittla foll,s
and M;ss Ethel ward was eivan tla
fyst ,,,-ize fo, ~, ,,,;ner +,,a lorgaet ,,,,,,,
har o.f differa,,t lri,7ds ~ rreas N1iss
nTal,ia Meelser raceived the consola-
tinn Mrs McIeland assisted NV
Misses Jessie McMahon and Gerna
mcclure served refreshments. inc
guests We're MISSES jennie Mayer,
aieieh Weils' Mafguerlte Lewis, Helen
frame, 1uIle Merlue.h' MSra 1erfelt'
f.uhel Wara, MARIE Mcclure Nelile