Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-07

Geo. l.. Andrews.
Miss Alice Tyler, state librarian, of
Des Moines, spent the day in the city
with Mrs. H. ]. Howe.
Our line of fresh fruits includes
pears, sweet apples, Baldwins. ounces,
grapes and peaches. Reynolds &
Sheldon.
First mortgage farm loans for sale at
best rates. f. NJ. Sutton, attorney at law
and investment agent, City National
bank building.
Manager Charles Ca,.hart. of the
Pilgrim. who has been confined to his
apartments by an attsck Of sickness,
is able to be about again.
Our supply of winter and spring
blooming bulbs is now complete. Do
not delay seeing Wright about your
tulip beds. Both phones, 1s9.
Mr.. T. P. Rogers of the Boone Ce-
real Company. was in the city Friday
afternoon being on.his way home from
a business trip to Gladbrook.
Miss Parker, teacher in the Tama
schools, was in the city today, the
guest of Misses Currie, Bruce and
Johnson, teachers in the local schools.
A 3T-piece silver set will be given
away free by the Hoeffler Company at
the Odeon tonight. "Deadwood Dick"
will be the bill. Prices, 10, 90 and 30
cents.
j. w and C. w. Sparks have filed a
petition for the October term of the
district court in which Sarah Hurst ct
al. are named as defendants. The ac-
ton is to establish the title to real es-
tate In State Center
Lost-Female white bull TERROR pup
with brindle head and brindle spot on
stump of tail. Last seen at New Eng
land store. Liberal reward is re-
turned to Mrs. A. H. Mckay, 302 East
State street.
Special convocation of signet Chap
ter No. 3s, r. A, M, for work Monday
evening, October 9th. Be present, if
possible. Visitors welcome. Gavel
falls, T:30. George r. Norris. secretary.
L. T. Forbes, H. P.
Mrs. j. ID, Kelley and family will
leave early next week for Winnipeg
Can. where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Kelly, who was formerly
employed by the Marshall Oil Com
pany, has been in Winnipeg for three
weeks,
Judge Caswell Friday evening re-
duced the bonds Of Lola Harris and
frankie Dyer the two women charged
with prostitution, from $500 each to
$780, The case was tried during the
past week.. but the jury disagreed. The
women are still in jail.
\ Have your cleaning, dyeing, press
ing or repairing done at the Marshall
town. Steam Dye Works, and it will be
lone satisfactory. 102 South First
avenue; old phone %, new phone Ill.
Work called for and delivered. Out Of
town orders will receive prompt atten-
ton.
Mrs. H. NJ Stepler, of Chicago, ma
tional inspector of the Grand Interna-
tional Auxiliary of the B. of L. E.,
who was in the city Thursday to in
spect Marechal Neil Division, No. 800,
was the guest while here, of Mrs. d. j.
Collins. Mrs. Stepler left yesterday for
Waterloo.
Members of the Friends church and
others, to the number of about thirty,
enjoyed a well prepared chicken din
ner, with other bounties Thursday
at the home of Mrs. w. III. Matthews
1903 Summit street, who kindly pre-
pared and donated the dinner The
proceeds of the latter went toward the
benefit of the ladies' aid society of the
Friends chudch.
Judge Caswell adjourned court this
morning at 10 o'clock until o'clock
on the morning of october IL. An as
signment of cases for October - and Is
was made before court adjourned. The
Jury in the case of G. H. Hoeck VS.. O.
K. Otte returned Friday afternoon,
bringing a verdict for Otte. Hoeck
sued for SIS, claimed as commission
in real estate transaction. The costs
were assessed to Mr.. Hoeck.
The C. w. B. NJ. of the Christian
church was entertained by Mrs. G. A.
Farmer, 40S West Church street, Fri
day afternoon. There was large at
tendance and a nice meeting was en-
joyed, after which the hostess served
light refreshments Treasurer, Mrs.
John Irwin. gave the yearly report,
omitted at the last meeting, at which
the election of officers was held, show
ing that during the year the society
has raised considerable over 800 for
home and foreign mission enterprises.
A report was also heard of the dis
trict convention held in Waterloo last
week. 1t was given by Mrs. Farmer,
who went as delegate.
Mr. Nathan Jones. jeweler, OF
Granville, n. Y, a younger brother OF
Rev. DR.. Elijah Brown JONES' arrived
in the cityTuesday to remain over Sun
day at the Jones home. Mr.. Jones is on
his way to Minneapolis on a business
trip and while in the west took oc-
casion to visit his brother whom he
has not seen for many years. Mr.
Jones and his reverend brother will
recall their boyhood days with much
interest for in thirty years time a day
is the longest visit they have had. One
event Of interest among the reminis-
cences is how they hung the family
dog, in order thai their father would
permit their getting new one. AS the
elder Jones had always said he would
never have but one dog around the
place. and as he had also remarked
that the best way to get rid Of dog
MS to hang him, his sons suited the
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