Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-13
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Mandolins at Powers
Saints in Art at Liebig's.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath. 500 West MAR
H q. :Sirnkins. undertaking exclusive
ly Second door west of postoffice.
Rev. E. D. Hitzemann, of Dillon, was
in the city Friday.
White waists, new and hobby al
Bannatyne & Lays.
For Sale-Two of the best spans o.
mules in the county. Schick's F'eeC
Yard.
Leather violin anpd mandolin cases
at 25 per cent discount at Tuffrees Mu-
sic House.
Twenty-Five dozen mems silk muf-
fiers, worth 70 cents. for 50 cents each.
Melvin, Soliday & Co.
Make no mistake, go to c. N. Patrick
for lessons on mandolin, guitar or BAN
jo. Studio, So7 North Center street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hale, of Webster
City, who have been the guests of DR..
md Mrs. w. NJ. Choate, returned TO
their home this morning.
Money to loan on farms and city
Abstracts of title. Marshall
County Abstract and Loan Co., rooms
1 and S, basement court house.
A fine quarter section in Lincoln
Minnesota, two and on-half
miles from good town, s25 per acre.
Will H. Hill & Co, 107 East Main
street.
Ensminger's Marshalltown Orchestra,
which is on a trip thruout the western
part of the state, was at Carroll Friday
hight, where it furnished music for a
party.
Mrs. j. T. Hollingsworth, of West
Liberty, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. T. p. Marsh and other friends and
,elatives for week, returned to her
lone this morning.
Mr. Ed Andrews went to Ames Fri
lay evening, where he was present
It the annual banquet of the Mott
Avrats, an Iowa State College society,
# which he was a member while {.
tudent at Ames. He will remain over
sunday visiting former college friends.
Mrs. Garrett P. WyclSoff. of Grinnell,
pent the day in this city as the guest
# Miss Margaret Pence. Miss Pence
caves tonight for Huntington, Ore,
where she will spend the remainder of
he winter with her sister, Mrs. Edward
Harvey, and family. She will stop in
boone for a short visit with Mrs. =. e.
Holmes.
Mayor L. B. Jones received tele-
honeN message this forenoon from
mes, announcing that his brother-ir1-
aw, Lyman Mcdowell, well-known
'hicago & Northwestern brakeman,
ut more recently employed as train
aller at the Ames station, is lying very
NV and is not expected to live. Mr..
IcDowell was recently operated upon
Or appendicitis.
John Kearns, an old Iowa Central
mploye, arrived home this morning
'om Faribault, Mimi, where he has
cen during the past summer in charge
track gang at work on the Min
esota and Northern. Owing to cold
Gather the men We're discharged and
lie work discontinued. Mr.. Kearns |
i'll return to Minnesota in the spring.
resume the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.. Kimberly, of |
tuart, arrived in the city Friday, and |
i'll make their home here at 207 West |
rant street. They concluded to come /
Marshalltown to reside mainly be-
luse of the fact that their two daugh-
rs, Misses Grace and Maude Kinber-
, are teaching school here. Miss Grace
is employed in the city
hools, and Miss Maude north Of the
ty.
Mrs. j. w. Melton went to Ackley
Is morning, being summoned to the
dside of her mother, Mrs. Joseph
1gstmann, by a telegram received
st night stating that she was criti-
lily i'll. Mrs. Angstmann, who is II
ars of age, has been suffering for
veral months with dropsy and COM
INtiSioAiS CAodSht VA ny Sib eissS. I'LL ..
elton will remain for an indefinite
~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dixie. formerly
Mason City, We're in the city Friday
ght, being on their way from western
abraska to Ottumwa, where they will
end the holidays with Mrs. bikes
rents. Mr.. Dixie has been with the
,rthwestern doing track extension
,rk at various points in Nebraska
ring the past year and a half. They
II return to Nebraska after their visit I
concluded. ]
The Congregational Sunday school
tertained the boys and girls of the
Uses of Mrs. e. r. Jones, Mrs. w. r.
nton and Miss Tesa Jones at a taffy
II in the basement of the church Fri l
y night. On account of the weather
it summer the school was unable to
re its annual picnic, and instead these
ents are being given for the children.
her classes will be similarly enter
ned from time to time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanslyke, of I +
scomb, who week ago left this city 2
a winters stay in Colorado Springs, | 6
lived here this morning on their way :
me. The trip was made owing to the 4
alth of Mrs. Vanslyke, who is afflict- :
with asthma. Owing to the extremely
IN altitude, Mrs. Vanslyke, instead
being benefited, became rapidly
rise, and, after trying Pueblo, in hope
finding relief, decided to return
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