Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-02

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Mrs. D. T. Denmead who has been
suffering from an attack of pneumonia,
is much improved and convalesoing.
Mr.. James Dormandy, of Spring VAL
| Icy. Mimi, arrived in the city today
and has accepted a position with Mr.
sam McGrew ut 'BrooiSside.'
Constancy Lodge. Degree of Honor
will give another of their enjoyable card
parties Tuesday evening. March 8. in
Goethe hall. Admission, Is cents. Com
petition for prizes.
There is always someone who can
offer just what you want If You only
knew where to find him. Tells your
wants in a paper everybody reads and
| the right fellow will find you
| DIR. Janss is we'll pleased with the
patronage he is receiving at his new
| pharmacy. and 1t is YER. convenient for
those who want prescri .tions to have
them filled where they go for consulta-
ton Prescriptions delivered promptly
to any part of the city.
Mrs. j. J. Weber received telegram
Sunday from her husband, who ar
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sence in Europe and South America,
while in the employ of the Mccormick
/ Harvesting Machine Company. Mr..
| Weber is expected to be home Thurs
day.
We wish to extend to the various
| drill teams. to the business men and to
the good people in general vote OF
| thanks for the liberal donations, the
kind assistance financial help and lib
| era patronage TO make our fair the
great success that it was. Fifty-third
Infantry Band, per C. w. Wallace, sec
rotary.
| The season is here when the average
/ lady is thinking of her Easter bonnet,
and Mr.. Sizer, proprietor of the West
End Millinery parlors. has anticipated
their wants and purchased a large and
elegant stock. For the past month the
trimmer for the store has been in Chi
cago studying the styles. so the ladies
may expect something fne.
Mr.. J. P. Kirk, who has represented
the Staver Buggy Company, of Chicago,
in Iowa territory for the past six years.
resigned his position today. and viii
leave soon for Greedy, Col. where he is
interested in the buggy business with
Mr.. II. r. East. Mr.. Lloyd Maxwell
who has been travelling for the Parry
Buggy Company, of indianapolis, has
accepted Mr. Kinks position with the
Staver Company. Mr.. Kirk will con-
tinue to make his home in this city.
Mrs. r. S. Hynds and Mrs. F. CT.
Pierce gave plate shower at the home
of the former, los South Second street,
Saturday afternoon, in honor of Miss
Theo Lierle, who will be married in
pril to Mr. Edward Carter, of Spirit
Lake. The wedding will take place at
Miss Lierle's home In NorWalk, where
shx. will go Thursday. A dozen of the
intimate lady friends of Miss Lierle
each presented her with o pretty plate.
and the afternoon was spent socially.
Refreshments were served by the host
esses.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Griffin, of La
Noble, were in the city Saturday, max
ing final arrangements for removing to
the city to live. They have purchased
residence property at $40 West Linn
street, and will come to the city Tues
day John w. Carson, farmer living
northeast of LaMoille. one and one
half miles, has purchased Mr. Griffin's
farm which adjoins LaMotlle on the
southwest taking possession Sunday.
Louis Ohlsen, farmer living north of
State Center, has purchased the Carson
farm.
Tonight at the Odeon King Dodo"
will be crowned king of Spoopjuland,
and he is monarch worthy to reign
over his chosen people. His mirth is
unctious. his songs and dances reyela-
ton TO his admirers, and when he
changes from old age to youth and
youth to old age there is always the
same happy strain in his huomr which
characterizes his whole being. King
Dodo" is a monarch to be envied, as he
is surrounded by a throng of pretty
subjects that would do justice to the
Goddess of Beautyland. King Dodo''
will be the last comic opera of the sea-
son.
Mr. j. II Harlan, who has been trav-
cling in Missouri and Kansas for sew
eral weeks, was summoned home Sat
urday evening, owing to the illness of
his mother, Mrs. Hanna Harlan, who
makes her home with her son in this
city. Mrs. Harlan, who Is 20 years of
age had the misfortune a Short time
ago to slip and fall, while going about
the yard, and sustain severe bruises
about the right hip. Owing to her old
age the injuries have proved most pain
full. Mrs j. NJ. Wood, of Union, a
daughter of Mrs. Harlan, will arrive
In the city this evening to spend a short
time with her mother.
About t1lirty-five of the neighbors of
Mr. Thomas Van Draska very pleasant
ly surprised him at his home, 203 South
Third avenue. Saturday evening. the
occasion being Mr.. Van Draska's ami
versary. AS birthday gift, on behalf
of the guests, Mr.. Russell presented
him with a handsome rocking chair
The evening was spent with cards and
music, Miss Maud Johnson and Miss
Tinker favoring the company with pi-
ano numbers. Later In the evening
Mrs. Van Draska served refreshments.
Those present We're Messrs. and Mes
DANES Lands. Logan, Russell, Breckel
Gard. Mcclure, Green, Kelle.her, Speer
Claus Flower, Elson, Pepper, Johnson,
Reed, Tinker, Miller and Johnson.
Fred Curtis. of LaMoille, was in the
city Saturday for the purpose of max
ing purchases of farm machinery and
goods to be shipped to his new home
near Mandan, NJ ID. Mr.. Curtis will
leave about the middle of the month
and Will locate on ranch thirty five
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