Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-09
DR.. Billiard, osteopatn, rs East Main.

Mrs. Coyle, OF 203 West Main street
has furnished rooms for rent.
Don't forget Court of Honor dance
tonight at Maccabee hall: 25 cents.
One hundred lots for sale cheap
Terms easy. Delano Smith, court
house.
Ladies'! N. b. all standard patterns
now 10 and Is cents. Nothing high
er. NJ f. Andrews
Travelling Auditor Boise, of the
Western Weighing Association, spent
the day in the city on business.
The Two Little Waits will give a
special matinee for ladies and children
at the Odeon tomorrow afternoon.
Prices 10 and IS cents.
All the new styles in shirt waists on
display at the Hawlleye store Call
and see them whether you buy or not.
4 Hawkeye store. Second floor.
Linoleums and oil cloths in all
sizes, grades and patterns at the low
price store. When in need of any
thing in my line don't forget d. c..
Wilbur.
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Rev. f. A. Steiner of Grinnell, will
preach at the Congregational church
Sunday morning next. Special music
will be given by Professor Ludwig A.
Doelle on the pipe organ.
| When you get q leather couch that
| is guaranteed you are getting some
| thing that is good. d. c. Wilbur has
| a new assortment of them that came
with large stock of fall touches
which you ought to see.
Miss Ethel Elliott will leave tonight
for Northampton, Mass, where she
goes to enter upon her work as an in
structor in the department of public
speaking of Smith College. En- route
she will stop for short visit in Chi
cago, and Rochester. n. Y.
Mrs. Anna Farrell Jackson, who is
employed as linotype operator in the
office of the Des Moline News spent
Thursday in the city as the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Farrell, coming to see her brother, Mr..
Edward Farrell, and bride, who are
in the city for brief visit.
At the Fifth district convention of
the Modern Brotherhood of America,
held at Toledo Thursday, w. b. Ell
lott, of this city, was elected one of
the delegates to represent the district
at the supreme convention to be held
in Minneapolis beginning October IL
and continuing for several days.
.
Mrs. Marion III. Durham, of Burling-
ton, president of the Iowa w. C.. L.
IT,, spent the afternoon in the city, for
the purpose of meeting the local COM
mittees in charge of the arrangements
for the state convention in October.
Mrs. Emma Boardman has been APP
pointed as committee to provide a
banner for the coming convention. Mrs.
Durham goes to Des Moines this even
ing.
The wedding of Rev. A. W. Sinden,
former pastor of the Congregational
church, and Miss Belle Welch, will be
celebrated Monday evening at the w.
j. Fort home GIG West Main street.
The wedding will be very quiet aft
fair, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sinden will
leave at once for Nashua, where Rev.
Sinden has recently accepted a call.
Rev. Sinden is expected to arrive in
the city Monday morning.
Mr.. Oscar Gohlke, of State Center,
and DR.. C. G. Turner, of Clemens, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening |
from Sanborn, Mimi, and other Red
wood county points, where they have
been for few days on business.
They report the wheat in the portion
of the state they visited as being an
enormous crop, and of fine quality, |
and say that the corn is looking near
ly as we'll as it does in this state.
A reunion of the Miller family, to-
falling eleven persons of all sizes and
ages, was held this morning at the Of
flee of Overseer of the Poor Pember-
ton While the mother has been in
Jail, the members of the family, eX-
cepting the baby, have been at the
county farm. The mother has been set
free, and plans are on foot to ship the
entire family to Oskaloosa. For this
purpose they were brought in from the
county farm, and later taken to their
former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.. Brown, sos
South Fourth street, celebrated |
evening the fifth anniver
sary of their wedding, by entertain
ing at their home their relatives and a |
few of their most intimate friends. |
The company gathered at the Brown
home early in the evening" and after |
partaking of a most excellent supper,
served by Mrs. Brown spent the even
ing socially. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
were presented with number of |
wooden articles by their guests.
The funeral of Mrs. Hayes M. Isen- |
berg was largely attended Thursday
afternoon from the home of the de-
ceaseds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
HaZen, 543 North Second street. Rev.
F. M. Coleman had charge of the ser
vices. The flowers were very beauti
full, and profuse The members of the
Green Mountain choir furnished the
music. The pail bearers We're Harry
Walker. H. d. Wilbur and Ray Doc
little, of this city; Orrin Sou!es, Her
bert Eckles and William Crystal, of
Green Mountain Interment was in
H. J. Bennett, quartermaster at the
Iowa Soldiers Home, and family, have
been enjoying a ten days visit from
John B. Henry and wife. of Homer, n.
Y. Mr.. Bennett and Mr.. Henry are
since they were boys, Is years OF age.
1t was Mr.. and Mrs. Henry's first visit
to the west, and they express them
selves as delighted with the country.
They left yesterday for few days