Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-27
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The City in Brief

| SNNs1~'S
Geo. ]. Allen, optical specialist.
All sizes Of flower pots at Culley's
/ 1912 South First avenue.
! Beech nut bacon in 5-pound sides at
Culley's meat market. 1912 South
First avenue.
Mr.. Lis1e w. Brown, of Milwaukee
was in the city today with his father
Mr. T. A. Brown.
Mrs. Charles Shelter. of State Cen
| ter, was in the city Saturday as the
guest of Mrs. Mary Bowman.
| For Sale-My pacing horse and run
| about. SiX-year- old. Is also a fine sad
dler. A bargain if sold at once. S. w
| LaShelle.
Master Frank Click is in Chicago
for visit of two weeks with his
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j
Fletcher. formerly OF this city.
Remember at Pappe's you can buy
genuine celluloid collars at 10 cents,
and genuine rubber collars, the cele-
| ebrated National make, at II cents.
Miss Ida Dugan, of Washington, D.
c., arrived in the city Friday eveH-
ing, and will remain for a weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Margaret Ackert.
Household goods for sale, commence
ing Tuesday morning, will offer for
sale all my household furniture at
Z South Third avenue, upstairs fiat.
Will Raymond. IS
Chairman NJ S. Ketchum of the Iowa
railroad commission, went to Des
Moines this morning to attend a
meeting of the commission which is to
be held Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Kicker and chill
dren, of Grinnell, passed thru the city
Saturday evening, en- route to Grumpy
Center, where they will visit for about
week with Mrs. Ricker's people.
Miss Loula Johnson, a nurse at st.
Thomas hospital, arrived home Satur-
day evening from Ottumwa, where she
has been spending a two weeks yaca-
ton with her mother, Mrs Clara john
son.
A. H. Simon left last evening on
business "Trip W AiiiSd6o, SNlSNSieAAiNS
New York city, and other points While
in the east he will obtain all the latest
ideas in womens ready -to-wear gar
ments
Rev. DR.. J.. ]. Fitzpatrick, pastor OF
st. Mary's church, arrived home Sat
,irday evening from Dubuque, where
he had been to attend the funeral of
Rev. Father Thomas O'Donnell, of
McGregor.
Mr.. r. G. Jones and daughter Cicily
went to Clinton this morning, where
Mr.. Jones will attend the firemens
tournament. Miss Cicily will remain
for two weeks visit with her aunt
Mrs. Clinton Heath.
Mrs. E. r. Cornell, who has been in
ST. Paul. Albert Lea, and Clear Lake
for two weeks. arrived home Saturday
evening Mr.. Cornell, who was with his
wife at st. Paul during Shriners'
week, arrived home a few days ago.
Miss Ida Burke, accompanied by
Master Harold Horrocks, went to I'm
ion Saturday evening to spend a week
at the home of Miss Olive Williams.
Miss Dorothy Smith also went to I'm
ion this morning, to visit at the Will
Jams home for week.
Mrs. Kate johnson, 5O11a North
Third avenue, entertained a picnic par
ty of twenty two friends at Riverview
park Sunday in honor of her nephew,
Mr.. Harry Brickle, and Mr.. Edward
Lorkey. both of Eldora, also Mr.. Har-
of
Mrs. 3. G. Sleight, of Chicago, wife
of pioneer business man of the city,
who has been guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Kirby for a month,
left for Jewell this morning in COM
pany with Mrs A. c. Abbott. The
ladies will visit with Mrs. j. G. Riddle.
who was among the earlier of the
city's residents.
The case of George Harvey, charged
with assault with intent to do great
bodily injury, which was brought on
the complaint of Curnel Doud was
heard by Justice Willard Saturday af
ternoon The arguments were being
made this Afternoon. The other two
cases growing out of the melee Incl
dental to this arrest were taken on a
change of venue to Justice Peek's
court The hearings were set for next
Saturday
Mr. Opie Read, who lectured in this
city Saturday evening on the chautau-
qua platform, was most enjoyably en-
tertained at noon at dinner at the c.
H. e. Boardman shack, near the Coun-
try club by Mr.. Boardman and sew
eral ladies who had been camping at
the shack all week. The hostesses
were Mrs. Boardman, Mrs f. p. Stew
art, Mrs. L. R. Maxwell. Miss Agnes
Sears and Miss Ida Shove. Mr. Read
also enjoyed golf during the afternoon.
Miss Donna Elder, Of Mason City, was
an out-of- town guest.
Engineer Carey J. Brown. of the
Iowa Central, who has been off duty
for several weeks owing to an at
tack OF inflammatory rheumatism, is
making rapid strides toward improve
ment. Mr.. Brown has been cared for
at the home of his brother Engineer
E. c. Brown. in this city. He is now
able to take walks of considerable
length each day, and in few weeks
time he hopes to be able to report
for duty. The fears that he would
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