Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-31


There was new arrival at the
Let's Fletcher Company building the
other day. Twas another car of Cameo
canned fruit direct from California and
consisting of all the varieties. BY the
way, did you try can of those de-
licious peeled apricots? Everyone who
did says they are fine.
An informal reception, In honor Of
Mrs. Rae Muirhead, is to be given by
the young business women Of the city
at the home Of Miss Helma C. Mold,
$40 West Linn street, on Wednesday
evening after the tabernacle meeting.
All business women are welcome to at
tend tfffs social gathering. s.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. q. Brown, who have
been spending the past eighteen
months In their Daytona, Fla, home,
left there by steamer last Thursday for
New York. They will visit with Mrs.
Browns relatives in Pennsylvania and
with Mr.. Browns relatives in Illinois.
before arriving here about July 1.
The members of the Gearing high
school class of 100, accompanied by
Principal A. A, Wood, were in the city
Saturday to sit for a class picture.
The personnel of the class is John
King, John Gogerty, Leslie Smith,
Darlin Thompson, and Seymour Xix,
Hazel Davidson and Mary varnunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. G.. Pulsipher, Of
New Orleans, arrived in the city this
and are guests at the home Of
Mrs. Pulsipher's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. e. Wildman, where Mrs. Pulsipher
Will spend the summer. Mr.. Pulsipher
did not expect to come this far north,
but at st. Louis was taken i'll, and con-
fined to his bed for few days. He will
remain here few days to recuperate.
Miss ELSA Stern, 1O5 West Church
street, was hostess to the young ladies
Of Die Studentenverein and few 9TH
er intimate friends this afternoon at
a kitchen shower for Miss Peryle Har-
ris, who is to be married Thursday. It
was sew party, and the hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. Alfred Stern, served a
dainty two-course lunch. Tiny flags
were given as favors, and the house
was decorated with flags, in honor Of
Memorial Day.
Mrs. w. P. Hughes, wife of the bus
mess manager of the Times-Republi-
can, who has been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dickinson, at Sa-
bula, for a few weeks, or since she
recovered from an extensive surgical
operation made necessary while she
was visiting at Sabula, and performed
In a Dubuque hospital. reached home
Saturday evening. Mrs. Hughes is
much improved, and gives promise of
enjoying better health than she has
had for years.
The funeral Of Mrs. clementihe
Wheeler was largely attended Sunday
afternoon from the home of Mrs.
Wheeler's daughter, Mrs. Leroy
Thompson, SOB North Center street,
Rev. G.' q. Shear, pastor of the Meth
odist church of Rockford, was in
charge of the service, assisted by
Rev. Merle N. Smith. Friends Of the
family remembered the memory Of
Mrs. Wheeler with many beautiful
flowers, and the choir Of the Green
Mountain Congregational church sent
a pretty piece. The pail bearers were
four sons-in-law Of Mrs. Wheeler,
Messrs. Thompson. e. A. Hill, the lat:
ter of Green Mountain; w. M. Morrow.
OF Cedar Falls, and g. Grove, Of st,
Paul. The flower bearers were grand
children, Clara ana Ella Morrow and
Ila and Burt Hill. Interment was In
the Albion cemetery, beside the body Of
Mrs. Wheeler's husband, the late VI. g.
Wheeler. All OF Mrs. Wheeler's chill
dren, with the exception Of son. MA.
rion T.. Wheeler, Of Enterprise, Ore.
were present at the funeral. AT AL
bioi . great many old friends and
neighbors were present 1t the brite IN
terment service.