Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-03
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The City in Brief

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j Band concert dance at Forney's hal
Wednesday,. Ferguson's orchestra.
| Latest methods for the scientific ex-
! animation of the eye. Newell optical
| parlnr.
When you think Of buying lawn
mower, think Of Schmidt. He sells the
Pennsylvania and Caldwell.
Gents, this Is the first of the month";
q good time to join the Marshalltown
Dress club. Price 81 per month.
Please remember that We make a
speciality of cleaning and pressing all
kinds of ladies' garments. Marshall
town Dress club.
So Easy, shur- On mountings and all
the latest appliances for proper ad-
justment of spectacles and eye glasses
Newell optical parlors.
| When you think Of buying refriger-
| ator, consult Schmidt. He sells the
/ Iceberg line. Your choice from Sc UP
to the tile and opal lined ones $40 to
10000.
| Howard Dakins of Gearing, who is
elHQioScu DIT 1Oieuo, was III liz City
| Saturday on his way home to Gearing
| to remain for a short vacation visit
| at the home of his brother, Marley E.
Dakins.
| Messrs. James and Harry Denmead
arrived home Sunday from their south
ern trip of month. They visited all
| the principal points in Texas, and
went down into Old Mexico for a
short stay.
Miss Nina Thornburg, Of Linden,
who has been teacher in the Albion
schools during the past year, was in
the city Saturday en- route to her
home. Miss Thornburg will not return
to Albion next year.
Not In years have lace nets, for
waists and dresses, been in such favor
as the present season. We offer some
handsome patterns, ~ inch wide at So
cents and s1.25 per yard. We urge you
to see these. NJ. F. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Needham and
daughter Frances and Miss Vera
White, returned home Saturday even
ing from Grundy Center, where they
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Mr.. Needhan1's niece, Miss Olive Rob
erts to Mr.. Earl Allison.
The outing, which was promised the
boys of the Gideon band, who attended
all of the meetings in May, was to
have been held today at Timmons'
grove near Marietta. Because of the
rain the outing was postponed until
Tuesday, when it will be held, If the
weather is favorable
Miss Harriet, Schulder. OF the high
school, left Saturday night for Mime
apolis, where, with Miss Edna Stone,
also Of the high school. and Miss Ruby
Baughman. of the Helena. Mont, high
school. will have charge Of Wild Rose
inn, at Lake Minnetonka. The Wild
Rose is the little summer resort con-
Quoted last Season by Misses Grace
Packard, Esse Hathaway and Rachel
Curry.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Walker. who have
been visiting in Detroit and other cit
les for the past two weeks returned
home this morning. Mr.. Walker was
a delegate from the local switchmen's
union to the annual convention of the
Switchmens Union of North America.
While in Detroit Mrs Walker was
slightly injured in an automobile ac-
eident. but has now entirely recovered
from the effects Of the accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Pollock, Of
! Clemens. were in the city Saturday on
their way home from Armstrong.
where on Wednesday they were pres
| ent at the marriage of Mrs Pollock's
niece, Miss Alta Stuart. to Mr.. O. e.
Burkhead, former Armstrong mer-
chant. On Friday evening another
I niece Of Mrs. Pollock, Miss Hazel
Stuart, was graduated from the Arm
strong high school. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pollock were also present at this event.
+ Members Of the Gearing high school
calss of i07 who were graduated last
"Wednesday evening. were, with the ex-
sception of one. inSthe city Saturday to
sit, for their. photogra phs, which are
later to be grouped by the different
members and kept as class picture.
The members OF the class here were
Messrs. Berry Gogerty Omar Dool and
Russell Deal, and Misses Irnla Barnard
Vie Ufford Mabel Armstrong and Ila
Thatcher. Miss Blanche Burkhart, the
other member, was unable to come
owing to illness, and will sit later in
order to make the class group COM
plete. Miss Ufford, whose home is in
Cedar Falls, returned to her home from
this city
The funeral Of the late Mrs. S. ].
Austin was largely attended from the
residence AoS East Main street. SAT-
nrday afternoon at 2:30. Rev Merle
=. Smith had the services in charge.
The floral tributes were most beauts-
fnl and very numerous. including
pieces from the many lodees to watch
the deceased:s son Mr. E. r. Austin.
belongs: a pretty piece from the school
board of which Mr. Austin is "a mem
Fer, and one from Sunday school work.
ers in the Methodist church, with
whom Miss Eleanor Austin is identi-
seed The pallbearers were Messrs. |
John Bell P. A. Hawley A. A. Moore,
o. L. Ingledue and Emmett Waters.
and ]. w Mcpherson. of Des Moines.
Interment was In Riverside
Twelve of the Baptist church young
ladies united in giving a bread and
butter plate shower SATURDAY, after
noon III the home of Miss Jessie Pent-
landl 102z South Third avenue, for Miss
Bessie Speers, who is to be married |
next Thursday morning to Mr.. Ernest
f. nodson of Danyille va Those |