Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-10

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The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet Will
Mrs P. d. Wilhelm on Thursday after
noon at $50.
Mrs. George Gregory Went to State
, Center this morning to attend the fun.
} eral of Mrs. j. w. Dobbin, which wa.
held this afternoon.
A 80 acre farm one mile from Glenn
ons, rented for 1903 for $3.50 an acre
For sale at $50 till April 1. j. f. Nc
. Cormack, Clemens.
! The first time at 10, 90 and 80 cents
woman Against Woman" the comedy
drama at the Odeon tonight. by the
Gaskell Stock Company.
The members of the Congregational
church will hold social in the parlors
of the church this evening. There will
!. be musical program and refresh
1 ments. No admission.
i Mr.. w. F. Muse. editor of the Mason
! City Globe-G Gazette, was in the city
this morning between trains. being on
his way for a short visit in Cedar Rap
ids and Rock Island, Ill.
The price Of White Swan flour is now
s1.05. We still sell Pillsbury's Best at
81. We have the Excelsior corn and
oats food at so cents. Cheapest food
on the market Henry Weber, 502
South Center street.
The regular meeting of the Political
Equality Club will be held with Mrs.
Mary E. Whitehead, 200 South Third
street, Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The topic will be The Banking System
OF the United States"
b. w. Sinclair who was summoned
! to Winona, Mimi, Saturday, OH ac-
sister, Mrs. I. Is. Keller, arrived home
this morning. Mrs. Keller. who is a
sufferer from heart trouble, was much
| improved when Mr.. Sinclair left.
| Mrs. Raymond Binford arrived home
Monday evening from Spring Valley,
| Ill.,, where she has been for a ten days
visit with her brother, Mr.. Lee Merri-
| man and wife, and sister, Miss Gussie
Merriman. Miss Merriman is study
ing with the view of fitting herself as
4 trained nurse.
Superintendent j. "A. Davis, of the
Iowa Central, passed thru the city this
morning on his way to Albert Lea,
where he will meet and accompany
south General Manager L. F. Day, Cen
eral Superintendent Sweeney and Chief
Engineer Kelley. who are making
tour Of inspection of the line.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Eichorn. of 125
Nav Sfy a "a TO Of fy-fy,c
boy and a girl, born Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Conner, of South Cen
ter street, are also the parents of twins,
both girls. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie White.
of 704 South Second street, are the par
ents of daughter, born Monday night.
Col George W. Balm, of Kentucky,
who was to have lecured in this city
a few weeks ago, but was detained from
arriving owing to a belated train, will
ill his engagement next Sunday at the
Methodist church, when a union service
Will be held under the auspices of the
w. C. T. U. Colonel Bain's subject
will be The Safe Side of Life for
Young Men" No admission is 20 be
charged.
Miss Emma Redel who, for the past
couple of years. has been employed
in the general freight Office OF the Iowa
Central. both in this city and in Peoria,
has resigned her position and accepted
similar one With Northup, King &
Co, seed dealers, In Minneapolis. Mrs.
Helen Alsop, who has also been making
her home in Peoria, has accepted a
position in Minneapolis.
r. 1Ylh a f..
ficer of the city, but now a business
man of Alden. returned to his home
Monday evening after few days visit
with his brother, Mr.. Thomas Idso and
family, who expect to leave next week
for North Dakota, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Idso is
engaged in the meat and ice business
at Alden and is prospecting.
Harry McGinty, a pupil OF the Alb
bott school living with his grandpar-
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Byron o. Thorpe. |
at 107 May street. while attacked with
a fit OF coughing. ruptured small
vessel in the head. resulting in his
bleeding profusely at the nose, before
The flow could be checked. He is con-
fined to his room. weak from the loss
OF blood but slowly improving.
The last bowling contest of the sea-
son will be played at the Clifford
Cwings parlors Wednesday evening,
March, II, between Iowa Falls and Mar
shalltown's first team. Marshalltown
has five of the best players 1t has ever
had to make up its team. The person
mel is: Northup, Haas, Williams, Law
renee and F'erree: while Iowa Falls has
lost but couple of contests this sea-
son and ranks among the best teams Of
the state. Admission. rs cents. La
dies free.
Grant Poe, of Gilman. was in the
city Monday. Mr. Poe will leave with
in the next few days for Groton, 8.
D., where he will engage in the stock
business on a rancn of sec
ton owned by his father-in-law, w.
l.. N. Wensel, of Melbourne. He will
be accompanied by his nephew, Avery
Poe, of Marion, Ind. Mrs. Poe and
children are in the city visiting the
formers sister Mrs. 7. j. Shoemaker.
and will remain until the 18th, when
they will leave for Groton.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ger
nan Reform church Of Liscomb are
planning for an entertainment for
Thursday evening. An apron bazaar is
10 be held at the Odd Fellows hall in
the afternoon and supper is to be
served. A program has been arranged
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