Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-23
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

+ THE CITY in BRIEF i
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR.. Cottle. physician and surgeon.
DR. 3ullard. osteopath. % East Main.
D. A. Collision, dentist. 10 w. Main.
Reliable plumbing house, David
Coulton, for good work. Both phones
The Harmony Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. John Carney, 6 South Sixth
street, Thursday afternoon.
One Kimball piano. case slightly
marred in shipping, $205. The Martin
Piano Co., 12s East Main street.
Mr.. c. H. Mead, general foreman OF
the Central car shops, was in Oska-
loosa today on company business
The Red Men degree team will give
a dance in their hall tomorrow night
(Thursday). Music by Ferguson's
orchestra. Tickets so cents a couple.
Wanted-Apples, hand picked Veal
thys and other good varieties. Pay
highest cash prices. E. E. Hood, corner
First avenue and Nevada street
Phones 452.
Birth cards, issued by Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel d. Riniker of Rock Rapids
announce the arrival of Virginia Camp
bell Riniker, on August 16. Mrs. Rim
iker was formerly Miss Maynle Camp
bell, of this city.
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Mrs. G. f. Shoenhut left this morn
ing for West Liberty, Des Moines, and
Indianapolis. where she will act as
judge of the art exhibits at. different
fairs. At Des Moines she will judge
the exhibits at the state fair.
MIR. and Mrs. 7. E. Langon, who We're
married in this city Monday morning,
left Tuesday evening for their nome
in Pocatello, idaho. They had expected
leaving early Tuesday morning, but the
storm interfered with their plans.
Mr.4and Mrs. w. j. Head, who have
been travelling in the west and in the
Pacific slope states for the past six
weeks, arrived home this morning. Mr..
Head made the trip on account OF
business and Mrs. Head accompanied
him.
Mrs. Fred F'uziere, of this city, has
completed arrangements whereby she
will soon go to Mason City to engage
in the millinery business. She has
rented a store room at a good bust
ness location, and expects to open in
time for the approaching fall season.
A. r Lyman, lineman of the Mar
shall Telephone Company, left Tuesday
evening for the south, having been
summoned to make repairs to the long
distance copper line. A break mas oc-
Cured at some point between Grinnell
and Oskaloosa, due, it is believed, to
the electrical storm of Monday night.
E. H. Keller's great slaughter sale.
choice of any spring suit up to $50 for
$40 closes Saturday night. Remember
we have all new goods of the latest cut
and it will be a long time before you
will get as. big bargain again. Com
plete line Of furnishing goods, hats and
caps arriving; daily, at lowest prices.
r. H. Keller, opposite postoffice.
Mr. A. M. Barnhart, of Chicago, ac-
companied by his nephew, Mr.. ]. r.
Barnhart, who accompanied to the. city
the body of his brother, the late r. Fl.
Barnhart, who died in Chicago, left
for his home Tuesday night. Tuesday
afternoon Mr.. Barnhart was the guest
of Colonel Horton, at the Soldiers
Home, who is his old and dear friend.
The commandant and Mr.. Barnhart
knew one another at Muscatine thirty
five years ago.
Miss Laura Reed, 301 North First
avenue, entertained company of
about twenty friends Tuesday evening
at a towel shower, given in honor of
Miss Carrie Maulsby, who is to be
married to Mr.. Ernest Brown, at her
home, in Taylor township, on Wednes-
day, August 30. A musical program
was enjoyed, as were also several in
teresting guessing contests. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess dur
ing the evening.
Mrs. j. L. Starboard, son Earl, and
daughter Nellie, went to Omaha Tues
day to visit for time with Mrs. Star
boards sister, Mrs. George Snearley.
They will stay there until September
5, when Mr.. Starboard will join them,
and he and Mrs. Starboard will go to
Denver to attend the representative
castle of the Royal Highlanders. While
in Denver they will visit with Mrs.
Starboard's brother, Mr.. w. d. Trlenn,
in Colorado Springs.
The East End Coal Company fur
nished William Peterson, Of 407 Wood
bury street, six ton Of their celebrated
Indiana Hooking coal last fall, and
have just put him in six tons more,
altho he had part Of the last years
supply still unused. Mr.. Peterson is
for the Lennox Machine
Company, has had life-long expert
ence with coal, and knows good ar
ticle when he gets it. as do all the users
of this coal; and remember, the East
End Coal Company have exclusive sale
in Marshalltown OF the genuine Indian
ma Hooking, and the summer price only
lasts until September /.
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Miss Marie 'Bendlage, daughter Of
7. H. Bondage, 511 East Linn street,
entertained number Of her little girl
friends in honor of her 18th anniver-
sary, Tuesday evening. Games and
music were enjoyed and dainty re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were Malinda and Mabel Young,
Gladys Shaw, Garnet Arnold, Margar-
ct Armour, Bessie and nellie Keefe,
Louise Beeks, Gertrude and Ellen
Carney, May Punnell, Helen Kearns,
Cecil Clark. Gertrude Byrnes, Pearl
E1iehap Mary Kurtz and TJallio