Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-04-25
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} THE CITY In BRIEF ]

i THE CITY In BRIEF !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR.. Jay. surgeon and physician.
kemble's flowers, 500 North Third.
DR. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main
Paw your fat rate water rents now
and save the discount.
Pay your flat rate water rents now
and save the discount.
Kelley James cleans wall paper
Leave orders at Dinges & Everists.
/. The c. & N. w. will sell excursion
tickets to Belle PLANE and return. APP
ril q, account good roads meeting.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give social at the home of A. e
Wilbur, 201 South Third avenue, to-
morrow evening.
d. Ward King, the Missouri MEM
Der of the National Good Roads Com
mission was in the city this morning,
He left later in the day for Elrlora-
General Traffic Manager j. N. Titte-
more, Of the Iowa Central and Mimi
eapolis & ST. Louis, arrived in the city
Monday night, and spent the day here
on company business.
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The Court of Honor will give one of
their popular dances Tuesday evening,
April 25, Come and dance all evening
for Is cents. Holms' orchestra. Red
mems hall.
The Puget Sound, Mail, LaConner
Wash, tells of reception given in hon
or of Mr. and Mrs. A. Janney, of this
city, by Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Carter. The
affair was given in the parlors of the
Baptist church.
Account grand opera at Cedar Rap
ids April q, the c. & N. w. will sell
excursion tickets to Cedar Rapids and
return. You can leave Marshalltown
1888 p. m, returning leave Cedar Rap
ids 1910 a. m. midnight.
Supervisor W. H. Jones and c. e
Arney were In the northern part of the
ervisors of Grundy county on repairs to
be made to county bridges which are
located on the line between the two
counties.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve dinner Wednesday evening
of the church. Tickets CSC. Roast
beef and brown gravy, pressed chicken,
baked beans, potatoes, tomatoes, cher
ny salad, pickles, Jelly, lemon sherbet
and cake.
Mrs. Ham McGoogan was hostess
Monday evening at her home, 304
North First avenue. to few friends of
her sister, Mrs. Roy Fetters, whose an
niversary was celebrated by the affair.
Fourteen couples We're present, and
presented Mrs. Fetters with rocking
chair. Supper was served, and the ev-
ening hours were spent with whist and
other amusements. Easter chicks were
given as favors.
The Ladies' Reading Circle met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. j. r.
Bradbury, 109 North Third avenue.
Two former members, Mrs. v. A..
Brundage. of Grinnell, and Mrs. II. J.
Benson, of Union, were present. A
part of the regular reading was dis
pensed with, delightful social time
being enjoyed instead. Light refresh
ments were served by the hostess. The
circle meets next week with Mrs. J.
H. H. Frisbee.
The members of the Monday Whist
Club, twelve in number, enjoyed the
last one of the series of three lun-
cheons given during the season, yes
terday afternoon, a pretty three-course
luncheon being served at l o'clock by
four hostesses, Mesdames G. w. Bart
mess. A. M. Parker, E. w. Winery
and L. S. Peckham, at the home of the
latter. A yellow and white color
scheme was followed, and center
piece of daffodils adorned the table.
Place cards bore upon them sentences
cleverly illustrated by pen and ink
drawings. The afternoon was spent
in playing whist.
In the hopes of attracting the atten-
ton Of j. G. Goshen, of Downs, Kas..
officers of Racine Wis, have had post
ed on the union station bulletin board
an appeal to Gasheen to return home,
or let his anxious wife and children
hear from him, that they may know he
is alive. Goshen, it seems. disappear
ed from his home in Racine, Wis., las.
winter, and is said to have last been
seen in Waterloo on February 4. He is
described as being % years of age, six
feet tall and Weighing $50 pounds, blue
eyes, black hair, and fair complexioned.
He was a railroad man, and was a
member of the B. of r. +. at Downs,
Kas.
Agent G. w. Bartmess, Of the Adams
Express Company, accompanied by
Mrs. Bartmess, left Monday evening
for Garner, in response to telegram
announcing the critical illness of Mrs.
Bartmess' sister, Mrs. F. w. Zieger,
wife of druggist of Garner. Mrs.
Zieger has been i'll for about three
weeks, but her condition has not been
considered serious. Mrs. Bartmess re-
ceived one telegram Monday, saying
that her sister was i'll, and in the
afternoon a second message came,
stating that Mrs. zieger was not ex-
pected to hive. Mrs. Zieger is % years
Mrs. George Lampson, OF Clear Lake.
Her parents have been spending the
winter near Houston, Tex, and have
not yet returned north.
Mr.. G. P. ISinyon, who was formerly
of the Wangler Drug Com
pany, at Waterloo, but who has now
associated himself with the Churchill
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