Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-07
Gii,les.Repab6t,1n
Observation-Disclosures
THE CITY IN BRIEF !

Have you registered?
Chamberlain, optometrist.
| A new line of touches at Cards.
DR.. w. M. Choate, dentist, Fidelit,
bank building.
An oil heater at $3.50. Bullock:
| hardware store.
See C. +. Schmidt for pocket knife
from &c to SO.
Mr.. George Stineman, of Gilman
spent Monday in the city on business.
| Sweet apples, Northern Spys, Belle
| flowers and Wagner apples at Culley's
| DR.. Lierle has moved from the Bin
ford block to suite 8, new fremont
block
Mrs. Coyle has full line Of the fin
est Austrian buttons. which will go a
| one half price.
We beat them all in the quality ane
! decorations of our stock of fine china
Simmons book store.
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For Rent--Heated suite of rooms with
toilet and bath; furnished or unfur-
| nished. 312 East State.
Culey's own make mince meat, only
| loo per Id. Genuine pork sausage, oWf
make, and many other things in the
sanitary market.
Pickles. Pickles. Culley has them
Dill's, plain sweet, sweet midgets, ano
sweet mangoes. Try them. The larg-
est olives in bulk for the price.
Miss Anna Heahon, Judge Burn
han's court reporter, went to Toledo
this morning to attend the December
term Of the district court, which was
begun by Judge Burnham Monday.
No. 1871 drew the 81 shoes dated Dec
3. 1904, on the second drawing. Inc
number has not been presented. Inc
following had charge of second draw
ing: o. w. Clemens, Ike Hughes. ~
r. Streeter, w. L. Clark and Ben Up
wood.
| The Ladies' Aid Society OF the CON
| gregational church Of Green Mountain
\ is planning for fair, to be held at TINS
Green Mountain hall on Friday even
ing Of this week. Many pretty articles
have been prepared by the members
which will be placed on sale.
| Thru a misunderstanding 1t was pub
llished in Tuesdays T.-R. that Albert
| Tow had left yesterday for Stavanger
Norway. to visit his wife and relatives
Mr.. Tow did leave, but his wife re-
| sides in this city, and he Will WISH
l ~, at
Norway.
The regular meeting Of the Caitso-
phian Club Tuesday afternoon was
held at the home of Mrs. J. g. var
4 Orman. Mrs. l.. e. Sprague ana Mrs
4 NJ. IA. Moore conducted the reading OF
\ Lewis and Clarke's Expedition. The
next meeting is to be with Mrs. Cello
White. on North Fourth avenue.
Mrs w. N. Brown OF Toledo, who
4 has been patient at the Soldiers
| Home hospital most Of the time dur.
/ ing the fall months, taking treatment
for cancer, with which she has suffer.
ed for many years, arrived in the city
from Toledo Tuesday evening and lef
! today for Ladd, ILL.,, where she VII
spend the winter with her daughter
| Mrs. Joseph C. Warner.
The regular meeting of the Haw.
| thorne Club, which should have beer
held Tuesday afternoon at the home o.
| Mrs. E. r. Lay, was postponed, ant
| the program will go over to next weeks
| meeting. State federation day, which
appears in the calendar on December
| 10, is to be celebrated by the HaW.
| thorne and Twentieth Century Clubs
Thursday, at the home Of Mrs. I. j.
Fletcher.
Ell. Condor, of LeGrand, a former
engineer Of the Northwestern IN this
city. arrived in the city Tuesday even
ing. and will remain for Q few days
running a switch engine in the local
Yards. Mr. Condor takes the engine
OF A. p. Sewers, who left for his home
in Boone this morning. for a stay OF
several days. MI. Sewers is suffer
ing an attack Of rheumatism, Wnlcn
has compelled him to take q short lay
off.
Mrs. Emmett Waters was hostess
TUESDAY afternoon to the members OF
the Unity Club and few guests. MIS-
Rhoades was the leader Of the meeting
having for her subject, Goods OF the
world" which included Ceres, Gaca
or Mother Earth, and Rhea, Bacchus or
Dionysius, Pan, the Nymphs, ana the
Satyrs. Refreshments were served dur.
ing a pleasant social hour that fol-
Flowed. Mrs. John Bell, Mrs. McPher-
son and Mrs. Thomas Danskin. were
guests of the club.
The Ladies' Reading Circle was en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs. Robert
McMains, 300 South First avenue, Mon
day afternoon. After the usual pro-
gram. refreshments and general good
time were enjoyed. Mrs. ]. M. Parker
and Mrs A. L. Runyon were the read
ers. The circle expects to finish the
reading Of Germany, Her People and
Their Customs" at its next meeting
and will then take up German Life
in Town and Country" Mrs. w, II
Ogle was the only guest yesterday. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. j. r. Meeker, IL West Grant
street.
Tuesday evenings Oskaloosa Herald
contains the following concerning an
accident to Helen Whitaker, daughter
OF Former Engineer ]. q. Whitaker, OF
the Iowa Central, who was at one time
a resident of this city, but who is now
at the head Of the Penn Garment Com
pany, of Oskaloosa. The Herald says:
little Helen Whitaker, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Whitaker, had a