Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-02


Fourth street, was hostess Thursda.
afternoon to a pleasant meeting of The
I. Tirzah Aid society.
Wanted-Two good. reliable mer
to pail ice at once; 10 other need ap
I ply. Good wages to the right men
Artificial Ice Company.
Miss Bessie Hopkins is home from 8
five weeks visit in State Center, with
Mrs Nelson Nelson. Miss Maude Nell
son and Miss Mary Evans.
You never will have better chance
to buy good fiction. Only 50 cents a
volurne at the Simmons store. AL
ways sold heretofore at $1.50.
A new lot of CONNECTIONS at Yacht
er's all home made and guaranteed
pure A nice lot of fresh caramels for
Saturday Wachters. SO West Main.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Schutzenbach ar
rived home Thursday evening from
Chicago, where they have been for a
ten days visit with relatives and
friends.
/ Mr. w. D. Ingledue, of Minerva, was
in the city Thursday, going to Albion,
in the evening to remain for a few
days visit at the home OF his son,
Mr.. ]. L. Ingledue, Jr.
Bennett & Binford have filed for the
August term of the district court a
suit against F.. E. Harlan by which
it is sought to collect on a note for
SIS, which it is claimed is overdue and
unpaid.
Miss Ethel Elliott, of this city, has
been secured for recital to be given
at Conrad on Friday evening, August
9. under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid society of the Presbyterian church
of Conrad.
The Ladies' Aid society of the State
| Street United Evangelical church was
pleasantly entertained Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Robin
son, 1O6 South Seventh avenue Light
refreshments We're served.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, widow Of the late
DR.. N. NJ. Wilson, was this morning
appointed administrators Of the estate
Of her husband under bonds of $500.
The personal property of the estate is
small being valued at $3.50.
| Word received by Mrs. Charles R.
| Williams from Spokane. Wash. an
! nounces the birth of a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert E. Smith. Mrs. Smith
was formerly Miss Laura Rafferty,, of
| this city, daughter Off Mrs. John
| Carney.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Milliken, of the
soldiers home, left Thursday evening
| for Kirksvlle, Mo-, where they will
/! visit relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Milliken
will be absent on thirty days fur
lough and before returning will visit
friends and relatives in Pulaski, Davis
county.
Mrs. G. e. Maxfield of Minerva. spen.
| Thursday in the city. accompanying
her husbands cousin, Miss Della Cox,
of Oneida. who was on her way home
after a, seven weeks visit at the Max
field home. Hiss Mildred Nichols ac-
companied Miss Cox home for visit
of week or ten days.
Mrs. Charles King, daughter Mrs.
j. M. Bros, and the latter's children,
Clarence and Eldred, OF Minneapolis,
arrived in the city Thursday night
for visit at the E. R. Warning home.
1882 South Sixth street. Mrs. King
lived here from 1866 to 1872. in which
latter year she and her husband, one
of the first car builders on the Iowa
Central left the city. Mr. King died
two years ago. and Mrs. King has not
been back here since moving away in
1872.
Legal proceedings incidental to the
charging of the corporate limits of the
town Of ST. Anthony, in the form of a
| petition for the August term of the
district court, has been filed by the
town against more than score of pro-
perty owners. 1t is the desire of the
town to enlarge it's size by taking In
what is known as the Jay and AM
drews additions. Legal proceedings
were brought to get proper adjudica-
ton on the matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wallop of
Anahem. Cal. arrived in the city
Thursday evening from Horntown, w.
Va and will remain for short visit
with the latter's cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Tuffree and other relatives. Mrs.
Wallop is a cousin of Mr.. Tuffree, and
a niece of Joseph Tuffree. Mr.. and
Mrs Tuffree, who have been at their
summer home at Clear Lake for six
weeks, will be here for week, during
the stay of their guests, and will then
return to Clear Lake for the rest Of
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Parker leave
Saturday for a trip east. The former
will be absent from the city about
three weeks. and Mrs. Parker for
about month and half. They will
go first to Cuba, N. Y. to visit Mr..
Parker's sister. Mrs. j. c. Leggett, then
to Norwich N. Y. to visit another
sister, the wife of Rev Dr. Benton,
formerly Episcopal clergyman of Du-
buque. then to New York City. Mr..
Parker will return home from there.
While his wife will stop for a longer
visit with her sisters-in-law
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