Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-12
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

d. A. Collision, dentist fremont
block.
The Prodigal Son. Hall Gaines
new novel, at Liebig's.
Dance at Odd Fellows hall Saturday
night. Williams orchestra. Six cleo
trio fans.
DIR. Leffler, office over Culley's gro
Gerry. Telephone new, office 1871; resi-
dence 10ll.
We invite inspection of our new
white Jap silk waists, with short
sleeves. Pratt & Baxter.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Chris
tan church will meet Friday afternoon
in the basement of the church.
Parties anticipating treatment at The
Wood Eye, Ear & Throat Sanitarium or
examination of the eyes for glasses,
should first make appointments.
Mrs. and Miss Warn, 70S East Linn
street, entertained twelve Of their lady
friends at luncheon Wednesday, COM
plimentary to Mrs. Mamie Baker, OF
Des Moines.
Carl Hollingsworeh was a lucky fish
erman Wednesday. While fishing near
the site of the old Center street mill he
caught two black bass, which when
weighed tipped the scales at five
pounds
The regular monthly tea served
Tuesday afternoon by the Ladies Guild
of st. Paurs church, at the home of
NJ vN6ir6
nue., was we'll patronized. Tea was
served on the lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Radke and fam
lily left this morning for Los Angeles,
Cal. where they expect to live. The
family has made this city it's home for
a number of years, during most of
which time Mr.. Radke has been en-
ployed by Kruetzer & Wasem.
Miss Theresa Jordan, 70S East Linn
street. entertained few friends at
dinner Wednesday evening compli-
mentary to Mrs j. w. Peckham, OF
Norfolk. Neb. Her other guests were
Mrs. Alfred Batty. Misses Mary Dob
son, Mary Hostetler and Alice Gard
iner.
The halftone cut uSeu III loody . pa
per for the portrait of the late Deacon
Willard was made this forenoon IN
the engraving department of the Mar
shall Printing Company. Messrs. Gil
bert and Howig now operate the only
halftone plant in Iowa outside OF Des
Moines and Sioux City.
See Carpenter Lumber Company be-
fore placing your coal order. A good
stock of high grade nut and lump coal
also dry wood now on hand. Lumber
is now arriving and we can care for
your needs. Always something doing
at 400 South Center. Call or phone.
Carpenter Grain & Lumber Co., ]. II.
Mineah. manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Wells, of
Davenport. arrived in the city We'd
nesday for a visit Of several days at
the respective homes of the formers
cousins. Mr.. John w. Wells and Mrs.
l.. w. Robbins, also at the Rodney c.
Wells home. Mr.. and Mrs. George G..
Wells were married last Thursday and
are on their wedding trip
Mrs. Stewart W. Jamison. formerly
Miss Lucille Warren, of Kansas City.
arrived here this morning and spent
the day with Miss Grace Lander. Mrs.
Jamison will go to Oskaloosa tonight
to join her husband who has already
gone there to make his home N.Y.
Jamison is the patentee of furnaces and
furnace attachments which will be
manufactured by an Oskaloosa con-
Germ.
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was held from the residence, 5101s
North First street Wednesday after
noon, and was very largely attended
by old friends from this city and Tim
Der Creek township, and by members
of Banner Lodge, I. 20. F.. Of which
Mr.. Whaley was a charter member.
Rev E. B. Jones preached the funeral
service and the burial was in the Tim
Der Creek cemetery.
Mrs. Benjamin Packer received this
morning from Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Morgan, of Denver, Col. invitations to
attend the golden wedding anniversary
of the couple which will be celebrated
July 81 at the Morgan home. Mr.. and
Mrs Morgan were among the earliest
settlers of the county, and are very
well known In. Bangor township and its
vicinity, where they lived for long
time. About six or seven years ago
they went to Denver to make their
home with their children.
N. S. Beale, formerly mayor Of Ia
ma, who recently resigned the office
rather than return the railroad passes
which he carries, was in the city this
morning. Speaking of the incident,
which was widely published, Mr.. Beale
said that he had desired to retire from
the office for some time, and he was
glad circumstances arose which fur
nished a reason for him doing so. MI.
Beale is live stock agent for the chi
cago. Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad,
along the line of the Iowa Central and
to do his work he carries Milwaukee,
Iowa Central and Northwestern passes.
His position practically amounts to
salaried job and to give up his passes
would have cost him more than 5000
a wear to pay for his transportation.
Fifty of the relatives and more In
innate friends We're guests at the re-
ception given Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Seleine. 4O6 West Boone street. ii
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Q. Car
penter. who We're married at st. Mary's
church Wednesday morning. The cou-
ple received The congratulations OF
their friends In the bay window al
cove which was prettily decorated for