Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-06
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The City in Brief

) The City in Brief )
Geo. ]. Allen, optical specialist
DR.. Wood. glasses scientifically fitted
DR.. Woods and Mr.. Haas, of Eldora
| spent the Fourth In this city.
See Peckhain & Smiths auction ad
House, lot and furniture. On page 2.
Mr.. Herbert Smith, Of FIT. Dodge, was
in the city over the Fourth and Sun
day.
The ,wimodauss Aid society will
meet with Mrs. FL S. McGoogan, Ill
South Second avenue, Tuesday after
! noon.
Manager w. ]. Fowler. of the Postal
| Telegraph company, spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Council
Bluffs.
Rev CLAUS Qualen went to Pickering
! this morning, where Mrs. Qualen and
| family have been visiting with friends
! since last week.
Misses Henrietta and Adelaine Web
er went to Audubon this morning for a
visit of ten days or two weeks at the
George Townson and NJ. D. Foley
! homes.
L. Nelson Downs was in Toledo Sat
urday, his exhibition being one of the
! principal attractions at the celebration
| which was held in that town during
1.-the afternoon.
! Miss Grace Farrand, Kindergarten at
! the Click school, who has been a pa
4 tient at ST. Thomas hospital, where she
underwent a minor surgical operation,
4 was discharged Friday.
| Miss ina Will and Miss Genevieve
Christy, the latter of Oskaloosa, left
early Sunday morning for Grand Rap
| ids, Mich, where they will attend
| summer school at kindergarten coll
lege.
A horse belonging to Michael Banz-
hat, corner of Third avenue and High
street, was frightened by a North
| Third street car at Jerome street this
morning and damaged the light wagon
to which 1t was hitched.
Miss Mabel Gabrielson. Of Bishop
| ILL.,. who is attending the state normal
school at Cedar Falls spent Saturday
and Sunday in Liscomb with Mis-
Clara Bauman. Miss Gabrielson re-
turned to Cedar Falls today, and with
! Miss Baunlan accompanied her as far
as this city.
We have one or two full sections for
sale in Kit Carson county, Colorado,
I and If sold soon, will go at very
!: close price. No man ever went wrong
/ by investing in land, if bought right.
This will go soon and will not require
much cash to handle it. Ask us. Bell
& Hill. Hopkins block.
Mrs. Ida E. Stevens a well-known
nurse of the city, who has been a pa
tient at ST. Thomas hospital for ten
DAYS, suffering from nervous eXhaus-
| ton, was moved to her home today.
Mrs. Stevens is improving slowly, and
expects to go to Cedar Rapids within
a few days for an extended rest. dur
| ing which time she will visit rela-
| tives.
/, CLYDE Lissenden, who left here last
fall and who has been secretary of the
boys department of the Sterling, ILL.,,
! Y. NJ. c. A., was in the city today.
Mr.. Lissenden has been spending va
cation with his parents in Scranton.
He has given up the work at Sterling,
and went to Ames this evening to make
arrangements to enter Iowa State col
lege this fall.
On Friday evening Miss Georgia
Mooney entertained a crowd of young
people at her home, 30S South Third
street, in honor of a crowd that came
up from Des Moines to spend the
Fourth. A two-course luncheon was
served by the hostess. assisted by Miss
Goldie Mooney Those from Des
Moines were Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Ivory,
Susie and Frances Smith, Wayne
Danahy, Maude Kennedy and Nellie
; Grant.
Ten sunburned but happy boys OF
the. Railroad Y. M. C. A., who have
been spending ten days at the summer
camp at Lake Francis, Mimi. returned
home Friday night i'm charge of Phys
ical Director A. b. Dawson. The boys
declare that they had the time Of their
lives. They caught more fish than
they could eat, despite the fact that
they had fish at every meal and it was
necessary to bury some that they could
not bring home with them
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Mr. and Mrs. w. p. White. formerly
of this city, but now Of Chadron, Neb..
arrived in the city Saturday to visit for
few weeks at the home of Mrs.
Whites parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
Robinson. Mr. White is a conductor on
the Northwestern, and was in charge
of the freight train which ran into a
washout, near Clinton. Neb., last week
and killed six people. The shock of the
accident and the fatalities so unstrung
Mr. White that he Is taking months
vacation.
Miss Maude Fulmer, a Chicago
Kindergarten. arrived home Friday
evening to. spend the summer vacation