Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-27

| Monday in the city with her brother.
Mr. Herman Willis
For Sale-Gas range, Majestic range.
heater and other household goods:
; Pile North First street.
The w. r. 9 Aid Society will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lou
| Mitchell. 107 South Sixth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Booth are
away for a ten days vacation visit
; which they will spend III Eldora. Anes
and Conrad.
! Mrs. William Morrow. who has been
visiting her sisters, Mrs. E. A. Hill and
Mrs. Leroy Thompson, left today for
her home in Walterville, Ore.
The Camera Shop will occupy the
room at IA East Main street which was
formerly occupied by Allen Jewelry
Company. We will move in about
| Sept. 1.
Miss Marie Shove will leave Wednes-
day morning for Pasadena, CAL. from
where, on Monday. she was offered by
wire a kindergarten position in the
Pasadena public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. LANCER and two
children will leave Wednesday in their
automobile for a trip to Topeka, Kan.
where they will spend two weeks visit
| ing relatives and friends.
! Mrs. Charles H. Leonard, All South
| Ninth street, was removed to the
White hospital this afternoon, where
! she will undergo an operation for the
removal of a tumor Wednesday.
! Miss Clara Streveler, Of Waterloo.
who has been visiting at the home of
| her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Roskopf, 2OS
South Center street, left this morning
for Omaha, where she will visit friends.
Samuel, the Swear old son Of Mr..
and o1rs. Ralph ". Monroe. South
| Seventh street. was operated upon ct
his parents home this morning. His
condition this afternoon was said to
! be satisfactory. ~
Mrs r. H. Grimm went to Oskaloosa
Monday evening to attend the Friends
yearly meeting as a delegate from the
local christian endeavor society. Mr.
Grimm accompanied his wife, but re-
turned home today. a..
Miss Marie Healy,, 40 East State
! street. was hostess to a few friends at
| a picnic party Monday afternoon, given
| complimentary to her cousin, Miss
f,sarah Cornell. Of Ottumwa, who Is a.
guest at the Healy home.
Miss Ethel Francisco, OF Chicago,
| who has been visiting for a week at
the home Of her aunt, Mrs. L. G. Rob-
inson, has returned to her home. Miss
Francisco is taking a course in nurses
training at the Garfield Park hospital.
The condition Of Mrs. A. Odett, over
1872 East Main street. who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, still re-
mains critical, altho the patient is con-
| sidered as doing as well as could be ex-
pected. The pneumonia complication is
the most serious to be combatted now.
'Messrs. Edward 'Mazanek and Henry
Gabriel. and Mrs. Rose Burlington, Of
Cedar Rapids, were guests over night
Of Mrs. Carl Vogt and Miss Laura
Robinson, of Cedar Rapids, at the L.
G. Robinson home. all going to Des
Moines today to attend the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Kingery. Of
Mount Carroll. ILL.,, Mrs. Kingery's sis
ter. Mrs. Goodnow. her husband, and
daughters, Grace and Laurene. and Mr..
A. J. Kemper, Of Cedar Rapids, made
up two automobile parties which pass
ed thru the city today en- route to the
state fair. Mr.. and Mrs. Kingery are
on their way to Council Bluffs and
Fremont. Neb.. where Mrs. Kingery has
sisters, and viii then go to Murdo. S.
D.. to visit their daughter.
DR.. George NJ. Johnson, wife, and
daughters, Harriet and Marjorie, ar
rived home Monday evening from Ma
quoketa, where they have been for a
weeks visit with DR.. Johnson's moth
er. Mrs. La H. Johnson, following the
completion of weeks outing at Clear
Lake. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Johnson's sister, Mrs. Grace
Behr, OF .Maquoketa, who has returned
recently from Il years study abroad.
Mrs. Behr has accepted a position in
the West Des Moines high school as
an instructor in German during the1
coming school year.
AS compliment to Miss Allie Mans
field. whose wedding is to take place
early next month, Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Barrie entertained Monday eve
ming at their home. 70. West Linn
street, the young women Of the Now
England store. where Miss Mansfield
has been employed. Dinner was served I
by the hostess At $3.50. assisted by Mrs. |
Harold Woodward. The evening was
spent by the guests in epdbroidering |
initials or other marks Of identified
ton on towels that were presented, to /
the bride be. Mrs. Fred Gilbert, of
Marshfield. Mo-, was the only one
present from out Of town.
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The funeral Of William Newcomb,
who was accidentally killed at DeGran.
MIMI, last Friday, was held at 10|
o'clock this morning from the home Of
his brother, Frank Newcomb. GIL South
Sixth street, Rev J. e. Schumacher
having charge cf the services. The
funeral was largely attended. many
beautiful floral offerings were sent byI
relatives and friends, including large
floral design from the local stove
mounters union. No. 80. Members OIL
the union attended the funeral in al
body and the pail bearers were from
that organization. They were Chris
Knabb. Arthur Grimes, J. Gorxyneki. |
Roy Winters. Peter Peterson, and HAr-
~ Jorgenson. 1nteTment was In Riv-.i
er9td& ,:'-s !! ~ $. =. : i. :