Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-04
THE CITY in BRIEF

Der line Cor each Insertion
/ THE CITY in BRIEF
4 Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.
Or. Mignell. surgeon ana physician
DR.. Lierie. eve Office hours to s: 80
Fresh buttermilk. phones $40 and 342
New spring novelties at the Hawk
eye.
Take your laundry to Flitton 1t viii
suit you.
Come out and hear what the NJ. b. OF
AS are.
See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Owe:
| Fidelity Bank.
The supervisors have convened for
their monthly session.
Three large shipments of new wall
paper at Simmons book store.
For Sale-A good standing desk.
Inquire at the Times Republican.
NlTS. Wy eStidke, Hleulliui paiiihSl diiG
planetary readings at The Stoddart,
room 81.
| Mr.. V. a. Rossback, of Des Moines,
travelling freight and passenger agent
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul,
was in the city Monday on business.
The winter is not over yet, and we
may expect severe weather soon. Bet
ter replenish your coal supply In time
by ordering load or two from the j.
f. Irwin Lumber Company.
Engineer M. Speer, of the Central,
was in Oskaloosa Monday night in at
tendance at the regular meeting of
Marshall Division, No. 146. B. of L. f..
Mr.. Speer is chairman of the board of
adjustment of the division.
Tonight is the bowling contest be-
| tween Ray Feree, of this city, and
THE Unknown" which will take place
at the GiffordOwings parlors. 1t is
learned that the unkonwn is TO be one
of Des Moines best bowlers, insuring
an interesting contest from beginning
to end.
Mrs. VIII Brown, of Gilman. who
came to the city a few days ago TO
be with her friend, Mrs. 7. j. Stivers.
while the latter underwent a surgical
operation, was called to Gilman this
morning by telephone message an
nouncing the illness of her father, Mr.
E. G. Clark.
A passenger man Of one of the local
roads says that Marshalltown can
have for the asking the 1908 conNen-
ton of the Iowa State Dental Society,
which meets at Clear Lake in May
Marshalltown entertained the society
four or five years ago and is about due
to be q candidate for the honors again
Misses Sara Nichols. Nellie Stewart
and Kate Whitehead, of the Gilman
schools, accompanied by Lester Gregg,
a Gilman high school student and Mel!
Miller. EIgin Fanton Henry Ensminger
and Willard Seager pupils of Miss
Stewart in the grammar grade, spent
Monday night in the city, coming to
attend the lecture of Mr.. Ernest
Thompson Seton.
The Central north-bound passenger
No. S, due out of this point at $50 p.
M. was delayed Monday and did not
leave until $50. The delay was caused
by a broken brake beam, which was
discovered by the car inspectors when
the train pulled into this station. Nee
essary repairs were made to get to Ma
son City. and this morning. on the re-
turn trip, the car was replaced with
another.
Mr. Robert Gordon, of Indianapolis,
who was called TO the city little over
a week ago on account of the death of
his sister, the late Mrs John 9. Saint.
went to Lynnyille this morning, where
he will visit during the remainder of
the week with his sister. Mrs. Martha
Macy. From Lynnville Mr.. Gordon will
go to Oskaloosa for a few days visit
with old acquaintance. after which he
will leave for his home.
To celebrate her entrance into her
teens Miss Marie Wildman entertained
twenty of her girl friends Monday eve
ming at her home, 209 West Lincoln
street. Her guests We're neva Tallett,
Charlotte Click, Marjorie North. Myra
Jarrett, Trixie Henry, Marie Mcclure,
Gussie Heinz. Flossie and Ethel Ward,
Neva Baker. Mollie Arnold, Marji. ALI
seier Ruth Loree, Marie Mcbride. Ha-
eel Willard, Bernice Clifford, Clara
Rails, Annie Sanders, Mabel Amdal and
Belle Anderson.
The Minneapolis Journal of Monday
says: Miss Proctor of Third avenue
S entertained the Cook Bacon wedding
party of st. Paul last evening at din
ner. Covers were laid for twelve and
the table decorations We're in pink.
The place cards We're suggestive of the
occasion. Those present We're Misses
Ellen Cook and Margaret Merrick of
St Paul, Hemlock. of Pittsburg. Stew
art. of Spokane Falls. Brooke, of Mar
shalltown, Messers. Bacon, Cecil Ba-
con, of Seattle, Brooke, Cook and Ken
drick."
Mrs. John Breen, of Clemens. who
has been in the city for a few days
visit at the home of her mother Mrs
John King, of log South First street
returned this morning to her home. a
reunion of the King family was held
Monday at Mrs. Kings home, being
attended by Mrs. Kings daughters
Mrs. Breen, Mrs. S. T. Waterman, of
Mesdames George Herman,
Theresa Bowman and Edward Lent, of
this city, and by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mertens. of St. Louis, the former d
grandson of Mrs. King.
ware merchant of Arlington, and one