Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-19
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Order a box of kemble's flowers.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main
;. We sell Flexibone corsets. Archi
Parker.
S. G. Bentley, real estate broker. @
East Main street
Henry Pappe is showing complet,
line of ladies' all silk petticoats.
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Leave or phone your order to sun
dell's Cafe. if you want the finest bak.
cry goods.
We sell ladies hemstitched hand.
kerchiefs sc quality--two for sc. Ar.
chic Parker.
Ladies. grand opening at Henry Pap
pes ladies' clothing parlor, Friday anG
Saturday. We will be glad to see
!. YOU
The Women's Home Missionary So.
ciety of the Methodist church will meet
Friday afternoon at a.30 o'clock in
room 20 of the church.
Messrs. Fred Hopkins, William He'll
berg and Ed Austin We're in Gilman
Wednesday evening in attendance a,
the meeting of Cyrus Masonic lodge.
Judge NJ ]. Wade. of Iowa City, con-
gresham elect from the Second dis
trict, passed thru the city Wednesday
evening. being on his way home from
4 a business trip to Eldora.
Mr. II orri,,ad howe
Wednesday evening from Council
stay as member of the federal grand
jury. He returned via Chicago.
Rev. Dennis Lundon. of ST Anthony,
was in the city Wednesday, being on
his way home from Nevada, where he
has been to attend the dedication of
the new st. Patrick's Catholic church.
Mrs. E. j. Walker, of Nevada, spent
1 Wednesday in the city as the guest of
| Mrs. Kate Coppock. being on her way
home from Gilman. where she had been
to attend the funeral of the late Mrs
Archie o. Pence, which was held Tues
day.
| Mrs. Ollie Steele Russie, of sol West
| Nevada street, is very low with con-
sumption and heart trouble. Her con-
dition was extremely critical Wednes-
day night and it was feared for
time that she could not live. She rail-
lied however and is resting easier today.
A calico and linen social was given
by the members of Marshall Rebekah
Lodge No. 40 at the home of Misses
Addie and Jennie Lutes. 61S West
Boone street. "Wednesday evening. The
evening was spent socially, one OF the
enjoyable features being a grab bag in
which the prize package was secured
by Mrs. George Downing. Refreshments
were served.
The semi-annual social OF the Lux
crit Bible Glass was held at the home OF
Mrs. John Arney, 311 North First ave-
rue. Wednesday night. Several papers
along lines OF work which the class
has taken up were read by Mrs. John
Roupe, Mrs. McBroom, Mrs. Kuhns and
Mrs. Barkhurst. The secretary's report |
of the last six months vas read, fol-
lowed by remarks by the retiring presi |
dent, Mrs. Dewey. Mrs. Millhiser and |
Mrs. Starkey also spoke briefly, after !
which refreshments Were served. Thir-
weight members OF tile class and their |
families were present.
We sell Thompsons Glove Fitting
Archie Parker.
w. c. Craig received telegram late
Wednesday, afternoon from Chelsea an
the death of his aunt, Mrs.
Betsy Rockenfield, former resident OF
his city. Mrs. Rockeafield was In
Iured by fall about two years ago, ana
never fully recovered frcm the effects,
aer death being due primarily to the
accident. She is survived by her hus-
sand. two daughters and one son. One
% the daughters Mrs. Mary Rich, re-
sides at Richland. and the other, Miss
Josie, lives at Chelsea. The son, George Il
,lso lives at home. The funeral was
leld this afternoon. Mr.. Craig, accom-
panied by his wife, was m attendance.
Mrs. Rockenfield was 81 years of age.
We sell G. D. corsets. Archie Par
kerr
Hon. Byron II. Sewers, OF Oskaloosa,
-crmer mayor OF that city, but now
certified with the Whitebreast Fuel
Company, was in the city Wednesday
.vening, being on his way home from
and Cardiff, HI, where he has
,een for a few days. Mr.. Sewers was
IN his way to Cardiff to look after inn ;
oortant matters contacted with the ,
mining company's property at that !,
,lace. and arrived the next morning )
fter the terrible accident of Monday !.
light when, as the result OF an explo- :
ion, five men We're killed. Another ex- /.
,losion at the mine only the Friday be- !,
ore killed three. The last one, which :
vas most severe. destroyed forty-eight :,
ead of mules, and tore away all of the !,
teel structure above ground. Mr.. See
ers says the press reports to the effect .
hat the company is going to abandon !
he property are not true. and that the ),
will be repaired and work !,
as soon as possible. Cardiff :
little mining town of about 1900 !.
eople. seventy miles south Of Chicago .
n the Wabash.
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