Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-09


Dr. Llerie' over "hiteoh Wllee
heads
Mr.. K. j. Hunt. representing "Th'
Whte Slave company spent Saturda,
in the city,
E;ftv na,v niecas of rod eaol ,a,,h,,
einpham for 10 cents q ward Toe
pana1;c, q, -
Tho az, donortment az ,ba ,y,ran,s
IcInh win meet Win Mrs n w Morsto,
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| A car OF Minnesota, EeaflN~Ohlo, anc
| Early Rose, seed potatoes Just in; lot
pound sack. Sl.I5; 40 cents a bushel
Mutual Benefit.
/ George Martin. who was taken i'll in
this city Thursday evening with APP
lpsndicitis. is improved today, having
frosted easier over Sunday.
Ef,a,,i,,a ,Iaroh ana ~, al f,,,,,,or
r,.;ee ~ ,I,,,,,a, BE- s..,,, -
,ron, eso -, 80 $50 -, -.
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| The friends Of Mrs. William Bremner
will be glad to know that she is gradu-
! ally improving. Mrs. Bremner has been
| i'll for the past six weeks with severe
attack of la grippe, complicated with
--.
Captain Storey, the new junior sec
retary OF the salvation Army for Iowa
ana Nebra ska, VIII be in the city Tues
day and Will conduct meeting for
the juniors at the barracks on South
FIRST avenue at 400 O'Clock IN the
afternoon. He Will also lead the even
ing meeting at the hall.
A false alarm of fire turned +, from,
- - -, -N 80 AA'i
box ~. corner of Eighth avenue and
Church street, at about 1870 o'clock
SATURDAY hlSht, sent the entire depart
iiient on y WIG goose chase. NO plaze
could De found, and no one was seen IN
the VlclnltS OF the boS When the de-
partinent arrived. Inc work OF boys
was responsible Tor the alarm.
Mrs. John Herbert daughter BESSIE
and son Will went ia Roona SUNDAY
morning called IN account of tho sar;-
"ous illness of Mrs Herhert,s mother
Mrs E,lizabetb Mummy Mrs M,,r
phy is we'll advanced in years and hay-
ing contracted severe cold her con.
dition is considered quite critical. Mrs.
Herbert will ramain unti, she ;s i'm.
proved.
Mrs g G 1,ottIa will arrive IN tba
6.;tv tb;s avan;np from co,fay ana viii
sne,a to,,,or,,,,,, nith har M rants NJ
ara Nrs u rhurc,, rat,,,.,;,,a 10
Co,fax tomorrow night DR. cottle *
s,fHo,an,l, ,,,,,,,,o,a, ~ ,.,t - iii ~
able TO leave in comnany With Mrs
fottla for Mobile Al, Th,rsa.y NO.
wing rbav Will, remain ~ Monte for
shor. y;sit hafore s.a,r;n, fo,. CIR.
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The members of the Presbyterian
church, Sunday school and Christian
Endeavor rendered Mr.. and Mrs. I. j.
Sanders a reception at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. l. Bell, on East State street.
Saturday evening. Mr.. Sanders left for
Chicago Saturday night and his family
will join him soon. In the neighbor-
hood of sixty were present to wish Mr..
Sanders good-bye. In consideration OF
his work with the church Rev. w Il.
C'harr,- ~ JTtico Mob ,,,l,o x.oc for
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Graham w. Lawrence. referee in
bankruptcy. has received official notice
to the effect that the new bankruptcy
law went into effect February 5. The |
announcement of the amendment, max
ing as 1t did some important changes |
in the law. has received considerable
attention in the press but no one SEEM
ed to know when the law went into
effect. In the amendment 1t did not |
state that 1t was to go into effect at
that 1t did. Attorney General Knox
confirms this supposition. The attor
ney general also states that the filing
zee is increased from $50 to $50. This
was another matter OF uncertainty.
The amendment stated that the fee of
the referee should be increased SIS, but
from All the cases which have arisen
since the passage Of the amendment are
therefore under the new law.
go
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VINO IesiueS q. oof r1ase o.a.e street.
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