Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-20


spending a vacation Of two weeks il
Ladies-Dont fail to buy a pair o
gun metal oxford or pumps at the biz
| reduction sale at the Palace Sho,
Store.
Mrs. John E. Nestle, of Carroll, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening t.
spend two or three weeks with her son
Officer Charles Breckel.
Rev. DR.. j. j. Fitzpatrick left Sun
day at noon for Dubuque where he vii
enter the annual retreat of the priest
Of the Dubuque arch diocese.
Miss Helen Adams went to Mime
apolis Sunday morning to spend tn
summer vacation with her sister, Mrs
g. E. McMichael, and family.
Mark Cartwright, son of O. T.. Cart
wright, who is a student at the Univer
sity Of Wooster. Wooster, Mimi, ar.
rived home Saturday evening
Mr.. Charles w. Hughes, who ha
been in Fort Smith, Ark for severa
weeks, spent Sunday in the city will
Mrs. Hughes and the children.
Mrs. Walter ]. Long left sunda,
night for six weeks stay with he
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. o: Nc
Queen, and other relatives, at Maxi
nav. I'll.
Rev. A. L. Frisbee, a well-knowr
Congregational pastor Of Des Moines
was in the city this morning while OF
his way from Eldora, where he preach.
ed Sunday.
have just two dozen hats left ant
while they last they viii be sold 70
s1.25. This is the beset bargain tina
was ever offered in this city. May Ben.
edict Murray.
You can buy ladies' gun metal pumps
or oxfords at big saving at the Palace
Shoe Store, $3.50. value at $3.50; 5:
values at $2.25; $3.50 values at 50. Yor
can afford an extra pair. at these
prices.
Miss nellie Hansen, of Lake City
is in the city for few days visit
as the guest Of Miss Esther Hole. Miss
Hansen has been Miss Holes room
mate at Drake, and was a member OF
the graduating class this year.
The generator Of the lighting plan
in the rear OF the Orlando Baxter store
ignited the wood work near it Satur.
day evening about 7.45 O'clock ant
caused a small fire. The smoke did c
little damage but it was not serious.
DR.. and Mrs. ". B. Kibbey, who, af-
ter visiting in Boston and other places
in the east during the winter have
-
their son Beckford, near Magdalena
Mexico. arrived in the city Sunday
morning.
Outdoor Sunday services were begun
at the soldiers home Sunday evening.
Speaking from the veranda of the
main building, Chaplain Cole addressed
an audience of about 400 veterans who
sat in the cool of the shade. The SER
vice was held at $50.
Mrs. E. G. Leffler spent Saturday in
Cedar Rapids. and was accompanied
home by MRS. William Lytton, Of On
slow, and her daughter, Mrs. j. T.
Daugherty Of Onslow. who were guests
over night at the Leffler home, being
on their way to Hampton.
Miss Leila David has gone to Las
Vegas, N. NJ, for a brief visit with
Judge Long and family, and from
there, within the next few days, will
leave in company with her friend, Miss
Theresa Long, for the City Of Mexico,
where the young ladies' will remain for
a months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Barry and, little
daughter Phyllis, Of Louisville. Ky..
arrived in the city Saturday evening.
Mr.. Barry started back to Louisville
Sunday night but Mrs. Barry and
daughter will be guests at the home
Of the formers mother, Mrs Mary
Bowman, 112 East Church street, for
about month.
Mrs. ]. j. Dugan of Vail, a niece of
Mrs. ]. c. WEIGH, passed thru the city
Sunday afternoon on her way to New
York, from which point she will sail
for Ireland, to remain for a two
months visit with her mother and
former friends at her old home Mrs
Dugan was accompanied by her son
Earl and niece, Miss ELLA Kennedy.
Charles j. Burkart, formerly we'll
known resident of this city, and one
Of the proprietors of the Marshalltown
Statesman, local democratic weekly
paper, arrived in the city Saturday
night, and will remain for a visit of
ten days among old friends. Mr.. .Burk-
art is now resident OF Kansas CITY,
where he has been in the insurance
business for several years. During re-
cent years he has been spending much
II his time in New Mexico.
The funeral of Mrs. J. T. Edwards,
who died in Anamosa, was held from
the home OF Mrs. Edwards brother, C.
w. Cation, lot South Third avenue,
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The SER
vice. which was in charge Of Rev. 8.
E Ellis. was quite largely attended.
A quartet composed OF Misses Baxter
and Arney and Messrs. c. A. Gilbert
and Rev. Mr.. Ellis sang. The pail bear
ers were Messrs. Ed and Will White,
John Darling, Dennis Quinn, John
Mooney and Mart Costello. Burial was
In Riverside. At Anamosa Saturday
Afternoon at 3 o'clock, from the Meth
odist church. funeral services for Mrs.
Edwards were also held. Mr.. Edwards
mas, for eleven years, been in the en-
ploy Of the state 1t the state prison.
Ind At present is in charge OF the fe-
male department. Mrs Edwards had
Jeen s.Stive -iM ;Ier ww01rs.S ::.ccs the
women prisoners at the reformato
Ind the convicts sent many beautiful
lowers Tor the funeral. Guards at the
attended the funeral In .
,ody and acted - pail bearers.
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