Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-01
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Saturday In the city.
+! George Frohwein, of State Center.
was in the city Saturday
Charles Wyatt. of Lamoi!le, visited
briefly in the city Saturday
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Mrs. L, Saulvester. of Toledo, was in
the city Saturday en- route to MEXICO
Mo.
| Mrs. Orlando Baxter returned home
Sunday after weeks business trip to
| Chicago.
l.. Schryver, T. Ewald, and e. F.
Hawk, of Liscomb. were in the city
| Saturday.
! Cocoa and wire door mats, all
sizes, IS cents to IS. Nickel Furniture
! Company.
| NJ. v. Hall, j. A. Timmons, and r..
p. Arson, of Marietta, spent Saturday
in the city.
! w. r. Stanheld and David Valentine,
of Union, were business visitors In the
city Saturday.
| Mrs. J. r. Novak. of Elberon, re-
turned home this morning after visit
with Mrs w. T.. Mammal.
Next market sale Saturday, Feb. 8,
north of fair grounds. Plumb bros''
/ Mason and Shoemaker.
| The Nawter evangelistic party went
! to Gearing this morning. where they
will hold services this evening.
/ All members wishing to pay Court Oh
Honor insurance will find my books at
| the F.. Nj. Pinkerton store. Mabel Pink
! erton, recorder.
/ The condition of Ben Wedgewood, .
! North Eighth avenue. who has been III
with quinsy for the past ten days, was
about the same today.
| Miss Jennie Root, of Alexander re-
turned home this morning after visit
with her brother, l.. ]. Root, a patient
! at the Deaconess hospital.
| Mrs. J. S. Skuse, of Liscomb, re-
/ turned home this morning after visit
with her sister. Mrs. Orrilla kleespie
! 1907 West Main street.
| Mrs. Thomas j. DAILY and son John,
of Mason City, who have been guests
for a few days at the home of Mrs.
Mary Getz, left for Mason City this
morning.
Miss Marjorie Ketchum. who is a
student at the Iowa State College, at
| Ames. spent Sunday in the city at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
S. Ketchum.
Charles Graf, who has been. the Of
| flee manager of the local office Of the
/ Iowa Railway and Light Company for
two years, went to Cedar Rapids,
where he will take a statistical posi-
ton in the company's general Offices.
Harry Hopkins left Saturday even
ing for Milwaukee, where he will attend
the custom cutters convention to be
held there this week. From there he
will go to Chicago. where he will at
tend the National Custom Tailors' con-
vention, to be held there Feb. to IL.
He will be gone about two weeks.
James Wiley entertained at a stag
dinner Saturday evening at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Cora Wiley, 7O2
West Linn street. Covers were laid for
I, eight at prettiiy appointed table and
at $50 o'clock Mrs. Wiley assister by
Miss Grace Wiley, served q three
course dinner. The earlier hours OF the
evening were spent informally. Will
I liam McNichols, Of Iowa City. was an
out Of town guest.
The wedding of Miss Edna Swingley.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. !. e. Swing
ley, 3O4 West Summit, and Paul w.
Crowley, of Des Moines. which was
postponed from last Saturday on ac-
count OF the illness Of Mr.. Crowley,
will take place Saturday evening, Feb.
6. Mr.. Crowley, who has been Ill with
diphtheria, was released rom quaran-
tine Saturday. The wedding will take
place at the Swingley home as planned.
Funeral services for Mrs. Wilhelma
Petermeier were conducted from the
German Evangelical church at Mel
bourne Sunday afternoon at $3.50, fol-
lowing a prayer service held at the
house. Rev. Mr.. Hauser. pastor Of the
church. officiated. The pail bearers
were H. Bohnsack. George York. G.
Crawford. NJ. Boysen. H Wester,nan,
and August Craight. The funeral was
largely attended by old friends and
neighbors of the Petermeiers. Inter-
ment was In the Melbourne cemetery.
Mrs. Harris Wilcox, formerly Miss
Martha Pfeiffer, was the guest Of honor
at a novelty shower at which Miss
Helen Willard was hostess Saturday
afternoon, at the Willard home, 500
West Main street. A pleasant after
noon was spent socially and the brides
tobe received many pretty gifts from
the guests. who numbered twenty-five
OF her more intimate friends. Is serv-
Ing a two-course luncheon Miss VIII
lard was assisted by Misses Grace Len
nox, Anna McCombs and Alma Wetz-
stein.
Brief funeral services for Mrs. Mat
tie Ruttan were conducted by Rev. c.
II. Morris at the e. A. Crandall home.
515 South Third street, at 2:30 Sunday
afternoon, and were largely attended
by old friends. Members of Electric
Rebekah lodge attended in a body and
conducted the ritualistic service Of
the Rebekah degree. The pail bearers
were John A. Tallman. George Pepper.
Albert Corey, G. d. Sweeney. G. w.
Shadwick and William Wikle The
flower bearers were Mesdames Sween-
ey. Tallman, J. w. Carney and Fannie
Williams. Burial was in Riverside.