Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-22
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Chamberlain. optometrist.
Dr. Billiard. osreoparn. 2s East Main.
Oranges. 20 cents a dozen. VIII
Miller.
Oysters So cents quart at viii
Miller's. ~
DR.. E. w. Jay was in st. Anthony
Tuesday night on business.
Use Millep's 20 cent coffee. New
candies just in at Will Miller's.
Chicken pie supper served by ladies
aid at M. E. church Friday evening
Watch for the menu tomorrow
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The Excelsior Aid Society will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. P. w
Watson. 2os North Sixth street.
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| Mrs. L. III. Shannon, of Gilman, spent
Tuesday in the city with her brother
in-law, Mr.. o. Shannon, and family.
Mrs. Ida Johnson returned Tuesday
evening from Gilman, where she has
been for a brief visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. 1. johnson.
Mrs. A. H. welker arrived home
Tuesday evening from Cambridge, ILL.,,
where she has been for ten days Wis
it with her sister, Mrs. George Dali
zell.
Forest r. Richeson, who went to
Clinton two weeks ago to act as CASH
Ter of the American Express Com
pany's office there, returned to the
city today.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Meth
odist church will meet tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. s. p. johnson and Mrs.
w. S. Reed at the home of the for
mer, BOG North First avenue.
The custom Of giving rings at Christ
mas time will never grow old. We
g-aved and set rings that are very de-
sirable. Allen, the jeweler. IA East
Main.
Mrs. y. s. Burroughs spent Tuesday
in Liscomb at the home Of her brother,
Mr.. T. w. Patton, being accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Joseph Johnson, of
Chicago, who remained over today at
the Patton home.
Rev. DIR. E. IA Steiner, Of Grinnell
who was in the city Tuesday night
to deliver the fourth of his series of
lectures before the Searchlight Club,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Click during his stay.
Rev and Mrs Frank Wheeler, Of
Marion township, are horae from a
pleasant ten days visit at Lost Island,
Ruthven, Laurens and Pocahontas
Center, where they have been the
guests of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Joseph Carson, Of Gilman, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening, and
will be the guest Of her husbands
uncle and aunt William and Martha
Carson, during the remainder of the
week.
J. b. Speers' condition remains un-.
changed, and it is not thought pos
sible that he can possibly survive
forty eight hours longer. Mr.. Speers
has been removed from the home of
his sister,, Mrs. Sarah Lucas, to the
Singleton hospital.
The ladies' aid Of the Congregation
al church are preparing to give some
thing new in the way of church fairs,
to be held in the new dining room Of
the church, December and 6. In.
connection with which they will run o.
short order lunch room, serving meals
la carte.
Edward Ross, prominent farmer
living three miles northeast of Glenn
ons, who has been very Ill during the
past two weeks Of double pneumonia,
is improving slowly, having passed the
crisis in the disease Monday. While
he has been very critically i'll it is now
expected that Mr.. Ross will recover.
DR.. w. w. Newell arrived home this
morning from Meigs, o., where he
was summoned ten days ago by a. tele-
gram announcing that his wife, who
has been visiting her father, Perley
Lindemore, for the past ten weeks.
was dying Mrs. Newell Is suffering
from cancerous condition Of the en-
tire system, and while somewhat ir.-
proved when Mr.. Newell left has no
chance whatever for ecovery, and the
end is only a question of time,
Thru its police department the city
has come into possession of two ponies
and a COW, which from the time they
have now been In the city pound,
would seem to be without owners. the
two ponies which weigh about 900
each, have been in the city pound since
Friday, and the cow, which was pick
ed UP In the northeast part Of the
First ward, has been in the city's
possession for two or three days. The
owners can secure the animals by
identifying them and paying the feed
BILL
A fire came near resulting from The
pouring Of quantity Of Kerosene iato
stove in one Of the rooms over
Henry Sundell's restaurant on North
Center street. Henry Miller, Robert
Ferguson and n. D. Shattuck, of State
Center. three members Of the Jury.
were occupying the room, and the jan
itor, in starting other fires in the build
ing, had carried upstairs some kero-
sene in coal hod. a portion Of the
explosive was left in the hod, which
was also partially filled with COAL The
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