Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-08

Birthday books, at Liebigs.
Read Marshall Biscuit Co.'S lad"
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Dr. Billiard. osteopath. 2s East Main
Dr. Mighell surgeon and physician.
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Souvenir china at George ]. Aliens.
| DR.. Burkart, osteopath. 302 West Mair
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Go to the Paragon restaurant for fine
| confectionery.
Baked chicken and ice cream for
| Sunday dinner at Breckle's Dining Hall
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Inman are parents
of a daughter, born to them this morn
ing
Mr.. S. M. Dodge, of Muscatine, has
accepted position as operator with
the Postal Telegraph Company.
/ Mr.. William Matthie, trainmaster of
/ the Chicago Great Western railway.
with headquarters in Des Moines. was
in the city Friday.
Stoves for any kind of fuel, stoves
for cash or on time, stoves for every
body at C. T. Schmidts, Marshalltown's
reliable stove dealer.
| Oskaloosa Lodge, No. Is, Tribe of
Ben Hur. is planning for big time on
| the evening of Tuesday, Nov. Is.
Members of the local tribewill probably
| attend.
The Congregational Christian En-
| deavor will hold pie social at the
4 home of Gertrude Gregory, OH West
Main street. All members are expected
| to be present.
| Youths s1.25; boys $3.50; are the
prices on our line of boys shoes. If
4 you have been having trouble with the
wear of your boys shoes come and see
us. E. G. Wallace.
! Four thousand acres of land to ex-
change in blocks of $50 acres for horses,
| cattle, vacant lots or equities in city
property. Close to railroad. Deed ana
abstract furnished. Write for particu-
| lars and tell us what you have to offer.
VIII H. Hill e Co.
Rev. Harvey Hostettler, Of Council
| Bluffs, who accompanied the remains of
| his wife to this city for interment, left
/ Friday evening for his home, accom-
1
| Charles Balch, of New York. Mr.. Balch
left today for his home.
| Mr. William Bridger, manager of
Hathaway G. Co., wholesale produce.
| IIorimer was in the city Friday even
| ing. being on his way home from a
business trip to Grinnell. He was ac-
companied by Mr.. d. NJ. Cox, manager
| of the branch house of the firm at
Grinnell
| The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Congregational church met with
Mrs. Margaret Rodgers at her home,
40S Jerome street. Friday afternoon.
The annual election of officers was held,
resulting in the selection of Mrs. c. G.
Trine as president; Mrs. /. O. Kemble,
vice president; Mrs. James Hall. secre-
tary. and Mrs. j. f. Tallett, treasurer
Mrs. r. S. Fulmer spent Friday in
Clemens at the home of her daughter,
Mrs S.Rist. Mrand Mrs Rist have sold
their property in Clemons and expect,
eventually, to make their home in this
city. They will not come here until
next summer, however, and will spend
the winter in either State Center or st.
Anthony. Mr.. Rist is a salesman in the
employ of the Standard Stock Food
Company.
Rev, o. B. Strendin, pastor of the
Swedish Mission church, left this morn
ing for Bows, where he will occupy the
pulpit of the Swedish church in that
place Sunday. From Bows Rev. Siren
din will go to Omaha for visit of two
or three weeks and while there will at
tend the second annual reunion of the
Young peoples societies of the Swedish
churches of Iowa, Nebraska and South
Dakota, to be held on Nov. q to &c.
Rev. Skogsberg, of the United Evan
selical church, went to Gearing this
morning. to attend the dedication serv-
ices of the new United Evangelical
church that has but recently been COM
pleted in that city. Bishop Dubs, of
Harrisburg, Pa, will preach the dedi-
cation service Sunday and conduct the
ceremony. The new church complete
cost $4,000, almost all Of which has been
raised. Miss Edna BARLEY also went
to Fearing this morning to attend the
services.
Members and friends of the curt of
Honor enjoyed an evening socially Fri
cay in the Masonic hall. A program.
consisting of a piano solo by Miss Allie
Tinker; piano duet by Misses Nellie
Hines and Leta Wilson; vocal numbers
by Mabel and Mary Peterson, Pearl
Roundy, Emma Dunwoody and Agnes
| Weaver; Leta Wilson and Ethel Shee-
ley; and readings by Master Walter
Huber and Mrs. Cole, was given. The
degree staff gave drill, after which
dancing was INDUCED in. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
The Newton Record says: Mrs. Earl
Adamson, who was attacked by nervous
prostration about the time of her baby's
death, few weeks ago. has improved
but slightly in her mental condition
since that time. She takes but little
notice of her family or of what is going
on in her home. and seldom speaks, al
tho she is able to be UP and about the
house. 1t is a very sad case and the
sincere sympathy of everybody Mrs.
! Adamson is a sister-in-law of Mr.. P. M.
Adamson, of this city, and the death of
her babe occurred in this city several
weeks ago.
The Boone high school football team
arrived in the city this morning, and
will meet the city high school team this
afternoon at Finkle's park The visit
ors hope to be able to win from the
home team. They will line up as fol-
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