Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-17
Dr.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.

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DR.. Mighell. surgeon and physician.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath, 302 Yves,
Main.
Paints, oils, brushes. calciums, var
nishes. ETC.. at Simmons book store.
Mems silk bow ties. 25 cent values
at 10 cents during the loom end sale.
The Fair.
A. NJ. Miller living southeast of the
city, shipped two cars of fat cattle to
the Chicago market today.
At the big cash store you will find a
rubbers, rubber boots, and at right
prices. Inman & Jarvis.
E. f. Lowell, of Albion, who has been
employed in the j. ID. Fraley store,
left for Dodge City. Kas., today, where
he will make his future home.
One of the best places in the city
for rent cheap. Eight ON ail mod
ern improvements; with or without
barn. Delano 7. Smith. court house.
The regular bi-weekly meeting of tho
M%arshalItown Ministerial Union was
held yesterday at the Methodist par
sonage. Nothing but tie routine order
OF business was transacted.
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Mrs. G.. II. Ruth and Mrs. r. l.. Hoag
Entertained at a tea and musicale Mon
Gay afternoon at the formers home on
North Fifth street for the benefit of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church. About fifty ladies' were pres
len.
Mrs. D. H. Gross entertained ten of
the little girl friends OF her daughter
Louise Monday afternoon from 4 until
2 o'clock. it being her 10Th anniversary.
The little folks We're amused with chill
dren's games. Mrs. Gross served re-
,freshments.
The Women's Club will meet We'd
nesday afternoon at the club rooms at
2:30. The afternoon will be in charge
of the department of philanthropy and
applied Christianity. of which Mrs. e.
Lee is chairman. Miss Katherine Arm
strong will read a paper.
Commandant 3. C. Horton, of the
Soldiers Home, went to Des Moines
Monday evening. where he will be in
attendance at the regular quarterly
meeting of the board of control with
the superintendent OF state institu-
tons.
j. +. Harrigan, proprietor of the
Bee Hive. has concluded that Marshall
is all right and will remain here
permanently. having rented the store
room at 90 East Main. his former To- |
cation and expects to move Thursday.
He will carry a complete line of goods.
H. Ingrham, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ingrham, of MontezuEa. who, during
past three years, has been serving
IN the regular army in Troop D, Eighth
cavalry, but who recently received his
discharge, was in the city this morning
On his way to Perth, N. D., where he
will locate.
Mrs. O. L. Farmer and family, wha
nave resided in Liscomb township for
years, left this morning for
S~reckinridge. Mimi. where they Will
their future home. Mr.. Farmer
eft with the car containing the family
Effects Monday. Mr.. ard Mrs. Farmer
IRE the parents of Mrs. Lebbius Bash,
il this city.
r. r. Waterbury has received word
from Iowa City announcing that his
sister, Miss Ella Waterbury, who, is
attending school at the university, has
been elected literary editor of the jun
or annual, which will be published by
class of '04 and '05. This Is one of
he literary l1onors to be secured by a
member Of the junior class. 3
Several Of the members of Central
star, went to Gilman this morning to
4ttend the funeral Of the late Mrs.
Archie Pence, who was a member of the
ocal chapter. The ritualistic services {
t the order were given. Those who I
TENDED were Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Nor !
Mrs. I. T. Forbes. Mrs. George
:. Everist. Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Evans 9
nd Mr.. Ed Miller also were present
rom this city.
Mrs. G.. b. Patterson entertained the i
MEMBERS OF the Congregational church a
hoir. their husbands and wifes and a q
Wv of her more intimate friends Mon q
ay night In honor OF the anniversary 4
+ Mr.. Patterson. The affair took on i
nature of a st. Patiick's party, as +
If. Patterson's birthday occurs today. r
The guests We're entertained thru the r
vening by a program in which Miss
Jamie Gilchrist, Mr.. Patterson, Mrs. j. :
;. Hardin, OF Cedar Rapids: Miss
leene Patterson. Mrs. +. l.. Meeker
Mr.. c. A. Eadie took part. Each I
kissed the hlarney stone, and all
ere amused with a hunt for the sham
eck. Mr.. Patterson was presented with y
hildish remembrances of Eastertide. 4
luncheon was served by Mrs. Patter- 8
)n, assisted by Miss Patterson, and s.
clap pipes, tied with green, were a
as souvenirs. In
The pretty southern drama, 1.-THE :,
White Slave" will be at the Odeon this =
The story is woven around y
iso, who is made to suffer for her y
sin. No play Of recent years !.
alls for more elaborate stage settings. =
here is the library Of Judge Hardin, In "