Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-15
4 he City il Brief
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cullsy still has few schram Jars ct
. bargain. n
Fresh eatash and halibut at Isaac
sons 'rhone ISL.
Ice cream social. SO South Third
avenue. Friday evening.
Dr. c. ". Patton has moved his office
to the Masonic Temple building.
Drs. D,ller and Diller. veterinary
surgeons. Hospital and office 20 North
First avenue.
Special prices on hams. bacon and
lard for Friday and Saturday at Isaac
soma phone Isl.
wanted-Ten to fifteen girls at
Western Grocer Mills. None under 18
years old need apply.
Miss Grace Baker. Of New Sharon.
arrived in the city Tuesday evening
and will be the guest Of Mrs. A. B.
Conway for = few days.
Messrs. Raymond Crosby. Herman
willis. and Ed Swingley arrived home
this morning from Minneapolis, where
they have been enjoying three weeks
stay at Lake Minnetonka-
Mr.. NJ. c. Healion. formerly a well
known resident of this city, but now
OF San Diego. CAL. IL In the city for
stay Of few days on business, and for
q visit among friends.
Rev. Emanuel Payne, wife, and son.
OF Laramie, Wyo.. are In tie city for
weeks visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Carmean. Mr.. Payne Is pas
tor of the Baptist church Of Laramie.
Mrs. r. A. Maxly. Of Columbus, O..
arrived In the city Tuescay evening
and will remain for two weeks visit
at the homes Of her sister and brother.
Mrs. F. A. Bellus and Mr.. w. B. Wood,
on South Center street
Mrs. George Gerhart arrived home
Tuesday evening from Rockford. Ill.
and Chicago. where she has been for
weeks visit. AZ Rockford she was the
guest Of her cousins, Messrs. H. R.
and D. e Trahern,. and wives. and
with them went to Chicago for few
days stay.
Mrs. Celia e. Quinn and daughter.
Miss Julia Rockafeuow. OF Merrill.
Wis. sister and niece Of Mr.. John D.
Vail, arrived In the city Wednesday
evening. and are guests at the
Vail home. Miss Rockafellow will be
here about q week, BIZ. Mrs. Quinn will
remain for . months visit
Mrs.. F. II. schoenhut reached home
Tuesday from delightful eastern trip
OF q few weeks duration. She visited
IN New York, Baltimore. Washington.
Mt. Vernon, Norfolk. Old Point Com
fort, and Richmond. Pittsburgh. and
Chicago. Mrs. Schoenhut will 30 to
Des Moines Monday to take up her
work at tho state fair. as superinten-
dent Of the art department.
Carl Lewis. Of Taylor township. went
Wednesday evening to Oskaloosa.
where today he was in attendance at
reunion Of the class of '02 Of Penn Col
lege. When the class graduated the
members agreed to have . reunion in
ten years. Nearly all Of the old class
who are alive had signifled their inten-
ton to keep the agreement, and be
present at the reunion. held on the
college grounds. Two OF the members
came from California, ana one from
New York City. The class Of 'O2 was
the largest ever graduated from Penn.
numbering thirty-two members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thulin and
SON Earl, Of st. Paul. and MIS- c. z.
Gossett and son Charles. Of Minneap-
oils, arrived in the city Wednesday
evening and are guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Stone. Mr..
Thulin Is Mrs Stones uncle. He will
20 to Dies Moines on business Friday.
but Mrs Thulin and son will be here
until about the first Of September.
! Mrs. Gossett and son will be here for
week, and Mr.. Gossett IL expected
thi. evening to be with his wife and
son during their visit while looking
after business matters here and at
other points on the NJ. & st. L. OF
which he Is general master mechanic.
| Mrs. F. E. Northup and Mrs. George
N. williams were hostesses Wednes-
day afternoon at a delightful social
affair. entertaining fifty OF their lady
friends at the Country Club. at what
they designated as q darning party
Tho not all took part, q stocking darn
ing contest was enjoyed, the prize fol
the best darner going to Mrs. Preston
Daniels. and that for the largest hol'
darned. to Mrs. Mcconnell, of De,
Moines. The earlier part OF the after
noon was spent under the trees at TIL
club. and later the ladies were invited
into the dance pavilion. which wa!
prettily decorated with festoons o
vines and flowers, and where musica
program Of several vocal numbers wa
given by Mr.. Henry Shove, Jr. Mrs. ]
A. Martin acted as his accompanies
Dainty refreshments were also serve,
81 the pavilion. and as souvenirs o
the occasion, the guests were give;
tiny silk stockings filled with candies
The hostesses were assisted in tn
serving by Lauretta Nichols. Adelin
Thayer Elizabeth Smith and Esthe
Northup. Guests present from out o
town. aside from Mrs. Mcconnell. wer
Mrs. Mary Martin. Of Oklahoma City
Miss Adeline Parker. Of Denver; an
Mrs. 8. r. McLaren. of Boise. Idaho.