Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-05
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+ THE CITY I'm BRIEF !
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DR.. Billiard. osteopath. IS East Main.
Dance at Finkles hall tonight. HAIRY
orchestra. Admission 10c.
The Ben Hur Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. S. L. Barnhill, Thursday at
ternoon.
Miss Gertrude Hall Went to Marietta
Saturday evening where she opened hel
school this morning.
Eight hundred yards pure linen tor
chon lace worth 15 cents yard, spec
ial price cents. E. r. Lay.
DR.. Wilson. Marshalltowns success
full eye and ear specialist, daily works
in his old office, same as % years ago
We place on sale Tuesday morning
six pieces of all silk checked taffeta
suitings at 80 cents yard. E. r. Lay.
Rev. w. II. Scott spent Sunday in
Gearing, where he filled the pulpit OF
tiac Christian church both morning and
evening.
/, c. G.. Woodmansee went to Ft Dodge
This morning to play with the band
Of that city in the Labor Day parade
and celebration, held there this after
noon.
Send one dollar to Colfax Mineral
Water CO., Colfax, Iowa, and try a five
water. 1t cures constipation, stomach
and kidney troubles.
Fred Greene, of the Grays. Ross Sal
isbury and Give Kirk went to Bows
TINS morning to play with the ball club
OF that city against Clarion this after
noon. Greene will pitch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Ball, of 72O
East Locust street, Des Moines are the
parents of a ten-pound son. born this
morning at the home of Mrs. Balls
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Wild
man. 4os North Second street.
Farmers, bring your families and
dinner baskets to the Hawkeye store
and view the parade circus day. We
furnish you an elegant place to eat
your dinners, plenty of tables and
chairs aid surprising cup of Hawk
eye Clubhouse coffee free of charge.
Mrs. L. c. McGarry, of the Iowa
Children's Home Society Des Moines,
was in the city Saturday evening, be-
ing On her way from Ackley to Lee
Grand. where she spent Sunday. Mrs.
McGarry addressed church gatherings
at LeGrand Sunday, in the interests of
the Des Mcines society.
What Women Will Do" which
comes to the Odeon tomorrow evening,
is a comedy drama filled with heart in
terest, and is founded on Charles Dick
ems great story, David Copperfeld.
Mr. Harry jackson plays the leading
role. Special scenery is used for each
act. Seats are now on sale.
Mrs n. a. Williams arrived home
Friday evening from Lisbon, where she
was called WEEK ago on account of
the illness of her mother, Mrs. William
Cook Mrs. Cook is much improved.
Mrs. Williams also visited at Upton
with her brother. Mr.. C. M. Cook, pres
lde den OF the Cltizans' bank of Upton.
Abner Wilson, OF Oskaloosa, and bro
ther-in-law, Burt Brown, also of Oska-
loosa, We're in theNcity Saturday after
noon, being on their way from Cedar
Rapids to their home Mr.. Wilson and
Mr.. Brown are employed at Cedar RAJ
plds on the work of building the Sec
ond Presbyterian church. Mr.. Wilson
is Mrs. John D. REYNOLDS father
John White, a Awell-known State
Center farmer, spent the day in the
city. Mr.. White is Preparing to leave
next week for Holden. Mo-. near which
place he bought farm. He has also
purchased residence Property in Holden
and will make his home in town. Mr..
White has not disposed of his farm,
three miles southeast bf State Center,
which has been his home for many
years.
No preaching services were held at
the Congregational church Sunday
as announced Saturday. A
railroad crossing accident in Waterloo.
resulting in the blockadinR of the Great
Westerns line. delayed the morning
train into the city until 8 o'clock in
the afternoon. and prevented Rev. w.
w. Gist, of Cedar Falls, from getting
here in time for the morning service.
The same accident prevented a crowd
Of the Waterloo fans FROM coming to
the city to see the ball game.
Miss Serle Small arrived home SAT-
urday evening from a summers visit in
ST. Joseph, Gallatin, Ma, st. Louis and
Des Moines. Miss Verne Small. of
Ames, who is employed as a stem
ographer for Professor A. T. Irwin, of
the chair Of horticulture, of LOLA state
College, also arrived home SATURDAY,
night, and will remain two weeks. Mrs.
NJ. A. Small, who has been SPENDING
the summer with her daughtef, Miss
at Goodrich, N. D., will return
in about two weeks. Miss Winnie
Small will teach this year at Hurds-
field, N. d.
Mrs j. G. Van Ness, formerly dk this
city but now Of Mt. Vernon, was N the
city Saturday afternoon, being on her
way to Mason City. where she spent
Sunday with her son, Mr.. Aylmer Van
Ness. Wednesday, at Algona, Mr. Van
,Sess will be united In marriage to Miss
Alice Dickinson. daughter Of Levi
Dickinson, retired farmer of North
,vood Dir Van Ness will arrive i'm tl,e