Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-24

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other fruit for Saturday at 100 West
Main street. Reynolds & Sheldon.
We will sell eggs at two dozen for
So cents for the balance Of this week.
Carlson grocery, East state street.
For Sale-Five room house, good
condition, to be sold at a sacrifice. ST.
100: col North Fifteenth. Inquire %
East Main.
j. H. Bond has brought suit against
Ira H. Jerome. ct al. to quiet the
title to residence property at LOT South
Second street.
Judge and Mrs. G.. w. Burnham ar
rived home this morning from Vinton
where they have been attending the
home coming festivities.
| The Ladies' Aid OF the Swedish
Lutheran church will hold lawn So
cial at A. j. Amblad's, sos West Linn
street tonight. Ice cream and cake
will be served. Everyone invited.
| These days are harvest days for
kodakers. What is the quality of your
harvest? If it is not satisfactory, have
Newton show you why, he will gladly
help you to take and make better pic
lures in the easiest way.
Pictures framed in the right style
at Newton's. Our holdings are the
latest patterns and finishes. Our work.
manship is unsurpassed. Give a trial
and see the difference between just
framing, and artistic framing. Newton's
115 East Main.
Master Mechanic G. f. Gossett. Of
the Iowa Central. and Mrs. Gossett,
who have been spending ten days in
Atlantic City, N. j., attending the an
nual convention of the National Assoc
citation of Railroad Master Mechanics.
reached home this morning.
Mr. Edward Alfred and son williston,
Of Waterloo, arrived in the city this
morning to visit for a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Parker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Parker. of Chicago, are
in the city for visit with Mr.. Par
ker's parents until after July I.
A delightful allday picnic was en-
Joyed by members Of Concordfa Maize
bund. Thursday at the Jacob Neider-
hauser home, south of the city. MRS.
Charles Dieterich and Mrs. Albert Tow
were hostesses for the day. one serving
dinner and the other supper. Most Of
the day was spent in the beautiful yard
OF the Neiderhauser home.
Hot weather goods at the Temple Of
Economy-Wide straw hats, 10c: ham,
mocks from $1.9s to $3.50: table tum-
blers, 25c per dozen; sticky fly paper.
sheets for &c: palm leaf fans, for
sc: glass lemon extractors. 10c; fire.
| works. crackers. flags and torpedos.
and croquet sets Temple Of Economy.
Friends in this city of Miss Mabel
Noggle. formerly Of Marshalltown but
now Of Los Angeles, will be interested
In learning that she graduated this
week from the California State Normal
School at Los Angeles. Miss Noggle
is daughter of Mrs. Matilda and the
late Charles c. Noggle, and a sister
of DR.. G. A. Noggle, Of this city.
"A party Of about fifteen of the rela-
tfves Of Mrs. Roy Hauser surprised her
at her home, 40 South Third street, at
noon today, the gathering being in
honor of Mrs Hauser's anniversary.
Luncheon was served and the company
remained most of the afternoon. Those
who were present from out of the city
were DR.. and Mrs. Mershon, OF Lis
comb. and Mrs. e. G. Johnson, of Cedar
Rapids, who Is visiting in the city.
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late John III. Hauser, Jr, disposed of
at public auction Thursday at the
homestead at Bethel Grove, resulted
very satisfactorily, and was largely
attended. Exclusive Of q large GUAM
tity Of wood and hay the personal be-
longings OF Mr.. Hauser's estate brought
around $25O0 At private sale during
recent weeks additional effects have
been disposed off. aEgregating in all
over $1,000.
Mrs. Lacey ]. Patterson was hostess
at l o'clock luncheon and china
shower in honor Of Miss Mary Lacy,
Of Marietta township, whose marriage
to Mr.. John NJ. Rohan, of Kadoka, S.
D., will take place June 20. The lunch
con was served daintily In four
| courses, and hand painted cards des-
1gnated the guests places at the tables.
Miss Lacy received several pretty
pieces Of china, and each Of the guests
embroidered her monogram on a towel,
and the towels were presented to the
bride ELECT.
The birthday anniversary Of Mrs
Ella Jenkins. COS North Third avenue,
was celebrated Thursday evening by
twenty friends and relatives OF Mrs.
Jenkins. The hours were spent pleas
antly with games and music and re-
freshnents were served by Olive and
Eta Jenkins, assisted by Mrs John
Oar. Mrs. Jenkins received many nice
gifts. Tho guests were MrA AEmtlda
Males, Mrs. Kate blessing, Mrs. Mary
Wagner, Mrs. J. NJ. Brouhard, Mrs. w.
Messenger. Mrs. Paul Bennett and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oar and son, Miss
Matte Jones. Burton. Earl. and Dale
Jenkins, and Mrs. Laura Sanders, the
latter Of Enid, Okla.
Rev. Father p. Smith, for many
years pastor of St Patricks Catholic
church at Eldora, and more recently
pastor at Hampton. has entered st.
Thomas hospital, where he Will take
treatment tor q severe nervous dis
order resulting from Q stroke OF partial
paralysis, affecting the left side. Father
Smiths health has been failing for
Tho raSt fwo and nnA.holP ,s>~ra ~