Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-01-16
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natyne & Lay.
Haviland & Co.'S china sale at Sin
clair's Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. j. f. Starbcard, of 8
South Fourth street, are parents of a
daughter
We have lettuce, radishes, onions and
sweet potatoes for Saturday trade. u.
S. Good Grocery Co. Phone "a.
A splendid article with every SIS,
$50. SIS, 81. $1.25, $3.50 and 50 cash
purchase Of tea, coffee, spices, extracts,
ETC.
For Exchange-House in thebest part
of the city: will exchange for horses
and farm implements. Address "X,"
care of L. r.
Mrs NJ. Maude BATHS. city librarian,
is confined to her home, suffering an at
tack of the grippe, and the library is in
charge of Miss Lillian Arnold, assistant
librarian.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Lowe, of Albion.
who have been in Montour for few
days on account of the illness of the
lattsrs mother, Mrs. Sylvia Kellogg re-
turned to their home his morning.
State Deputy of the Iowa Legion of
Honor Mrs. Lizzie Limebach, who has
been in the city for the past three
weeks. left for her home In Independ-
ence this afternoon for short visit
over Sunday. She will return to the
city next week.
Assistant State Veterinary Surgeon
f. J. Neiman, who has been attending
the Iowa State. Veterinary Medical As
ISOLATION at Cedar Rapids, arrived home
this morning. He says the meeting
which has Just closed was one of the
best the association has ever held.
Councilman Peter Kreutzer now
his second term as representa-
tive from the Fourth ward, announces
today that he will be candidate for
re- election. Mr.. Kreutzer feels that
the people of his ward know who he
is and have no trouble in ascertaining
where he stands, so introduction to
the favors of the voters is unneces-
sary.
A telegram received this morning
from Mrs. r. A. Goodman, who was
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Perrin at the
time of the formers death in lei Paso.
Tex, Tuesday night, states the. body
will arrive in Liscomb. accompanied by |
Mrs. Perrin and herself, on Saturday
The telegram was dated from
City, but nothing was said re-
garding the funeral arrangements, 50
Il is presumed the date will not be
known until the arrival of the body.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Raymond Binford
q small party of their
friends at their home on West Main
street Thursday evening. Progressive
inch was enjoyed. resulting in Miss
,ora Lander being awarded the head
,rize for the ladies and Mr.. Frank
)'Neara, for the gentlemen. After
he games Mrs. Binford served refresh
nents. Mr.. and Mrs. Binford We're
eminded of the fact that the first
ear of their married life had been
rought to close by their guests pre-
enting them with handsome rocker.
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The S. c. /. Club. of Taylor township,
,as entertained Thursday afternoon by
irs. Lindley Kinsey, four miles north
+ the city. The beautiful day made the
tendance larger than usual, and
cry pleasant afternoon was enjoyed.
Iiss Lola Wilson read a paper on "All
Around Alaska which was followed byI
ano numbers by Miss Wilson and
Iiss Eta Weed. A committee on pro-
ram for next year was selected in the
ersons of Mrs. f. G. Wetherbee. Mrs.
George Hunsche and Mrs. Herbertl
,towell. Mrs. Smith. of Brooklyn, a
lister of Mrs. Stowe!l was guest of
he club Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. E. w. Winery vii.
cave next Thursday for a most de-
ghtful trip of three months in the
outh, Cuba and the Bahama Islands !,
dr. and Mrs. Winery will go to Chi
ago from here, where they will be j
oined by a party of twenty ladies and
gentlemen from Darlington. N. D.
Who will make the trip with them.
The party's first stop of any length
viii be in Jacksonville, Fla, and from
here they will make short trips to ST.
Augustine, Palm Beach and Mama,
nd will sail from the latter port to
5avana. They will spend ten days or
wo weeks in Havana and that portion
4 the island of Cuba, and upon their
eturn to Florida, will take short
.oyage to Nassau New Providence
sland, in the Bahama group, just off
he east coast of Florida. After re-
urning to this country they will visit
Mobile, and New Orleans,
eaving for home from the latter city,
nd arriving here about March I.