Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-06
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5 The City in Brief 5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dance at Forney's hall Saturday.
| DR.. Bullard osteopath. % East Main
DR.. A. Clyde Conway, physician ant
surgeon.
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Attend the benefit fair at Red Mems
| hall tonight.
You make mistake If you don
get Schmidts prices on field fence.
| Green iardiniers in all sizes. Thi:
is the latest. d. s. Good Grocery Co
| For Penthouse, now occupied. BY
A. G. Johnson. at Z North Third street
Possession given Oct. l. Inquire Jas
Hall, over Morgan's Drug Store.
The Woman's Foreign Missionar,
society of the Methodist church vii
! meet with Mrs. John Brennecke, 40;
| East Church street, tomorrow after
noon.
| Miss Mona r. Shorthill, who has beer
spending the summer vacation Will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Short
hill, will leave Saturday to return to
Milwaukee.
| Mr.. u. G. Johnson, who formerly re-
sided in Ferguson, in this county. ha.
| been nominated by the republicans o
| Crawford county for the office Of
| county treasurer
| Mrs. Emma Doane, 501 North Second
avenue, was hostess Wednesday after
noon at the w. r.. C. Aid Society. at its
regular meeting. A pleasant afternoon
was spent. and refreshments were
served by the hostess.
| The Y. NJ. G.. A. have just issued the
season tickets for this years enter
tainment course and are renewing the
/, offer of last year to give one ticket free
to each person who sells ten. Parties
who wish to sell tickets this year are
requested to call at the Association
soon.
Charles Dixon, Bernard Laughlin
have returned from camping trip al
Mormon ridge. where they have beer
during the past two weeks. The prize
catch was made by John Anderson
who landed seven and one-half pound
| catfish.
Much regretsis expressed by citizens
generally over the contemplated resig-
nation of Superintendent Coffeen of the
| city schools. 1t is q source of graft
| fication however, to know that the pub
lie will always be able to find the very
best of everything in furniture and floor
coverings at A, r. Wilbur & Sons
Columbus discovered America in
1892 Solvay discovered a process fol
| converting coal into high grade coke
| for domestic use. That's why it is call
| ed Solvay coke. It's unlike other cokes
because the process of making it is diff
! ferent. We want you to try 1t and be
| convinced of its superior quality. Con-
sumers Fuel Co.
Mr.. Alfred Longley, of Waterloo la.
| been endorsed by the republicans o
| Blackhawk county as candidate fol
state senator. Mr.. Longley is sor
| of Capt. Charles l.. Longley, at one
| time adjutant of the Iowa Soldiers
| Home, but now of Vicksburg. Miss
Capt. Longley is at present visiting his
son in Waterloo.
John Herbert left for Council Bluffs
this morning to look over some pro-
posed grading and filling on the line OF
| the Northwestern. Mr.. Herbert has
had a gang of men working at various
places along the line of the Chicago
! Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad in the
state. AT present the crew is at Key>
stone, but it will finish there this week
Word received from Miss Isabe
Low daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. p
Low, of Green Mountain, who left for
Palo Alta, Cal, to enter Leland STAN
| ford University, says Miss Low reach
ed her destination in safety, and that
her credits from this city's high school
We're accepted and her admission OBJ
tanned to the university without exam
| nation Miss Low graduated here last
spring.
| Forty of the neighbors and friends OF
Mrs. j. w. Corrick, including the MEM
bers of the Excelsior Aid Society, sur
lprised her at her home, 1909 West State
street, Wednesday evening, the party
being in celebration of Mrs. Corrick's
birthday anniversary A good time
was enjoyed playing cards, and re-
freshments were served. Mrs. Eliza
beth Miller, on behalf of the Excelsior
Aid, presented Mrs. Corrick with a gold
| band ring as token of esteem.
| Mrs. T. j. Fletcher gave a dinner
party at the Country Club Wednes.
day evening complimentary to Mas.
ter Alfred Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs
Scott Rogers, Of Chicago, al
which the other guests were Elderkir
Boardman, Harry Gableman, Mel
Holmes, Frank and Fletcher Click
Hughitt lamar and John ST. Clair
| The lads spent most of the afternoon
one of the amusements enjoyed, Har-
ry Gableman won the first and AL.
fred Rogers the second prize.
Members Of Rebekah Lodge, No. 40
participated in a pleasant surprise
Wednesday evening, on Mrs. John Cor
rick, whose birthday anniversary tbs
gathering commemorated. The guess
presented Mrs. Corrick with valuable
gold ring, and light refreshments Were
served during the evening. The guest:
were Messrs. and Mesdames H. o
Swick ]. S. Perry, Roy Corrick, Mil
ton Corrick, Fred Fulmer and Johr
Twigg; Mesdames Kinney. Johnston
Grubb, Crawford Sweeney. Rough