Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-20
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: THE CITY IN BRIEF

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Flower, pots at culleys
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
Gilchrist fruit jars. pints extra large
at Culley's.
Millinery opening at Miss Middle
kauff's Thursday.
Stop Jars. ewers and basins and
chambers, at Culley's.
| Watch the Martin Piano Company
window for piano bargains.
| Read announcement Of our special
silk sale elsewhere. E. r. Lay.
Great sale of potted ferns and palms
| Look at our west wn6ow. Temple OF
| Economy.
| The residence of Thomas j. Gather,
1904 South Center street, was quaran-
tinued this morning for scarlet fever.
The Harmony Aid society will meet
at the home of Mrs. Anna Warren, on
South Sixth street, Thursday after
noon.
The Standard Dress Cutting School
over the New England store, will teach
each OF the first five pupils to make
dress.
Mrs. L. Z. Gaunt, of 10 East North
street, left this morning for a weeks
visit with her parents and other rela-
tives at Barnes City.
Ladies Of the Conccrdia aid society
will be entertained at the home Of Mrs
Albert Tow, EOS East States street. OF
Thursday afternoon.
The parliamentary aid society. of the
Eastern Star, will meet Thursday at
ternoon with Mrs. George Downing,
211 South Ninth street.
We are showing the most extensive
assortment of mouldings for framing
purposes ever carried in Marshalltown.
Skegg's Wall Paper Store.
Buy coffee of Culley and get home
roasted. Our grades for price are bet
ter than others. Save your purchase
tickets and get fancy dishes.
NIL anu NlI >. y. AAel<aS VI SAhAOi''
who have been visiting relatives in
the city since the reunion of the Haas
family, few days ago, returned to
their home Tuesday evening.
The sale of seats for Mr.. Walker
Whiteside, who comes to the Ooeon
Friday evening in his greatest success,
David Garrick's Love-" will begin in
the morning at 10 O'Clock,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Haas. who have
been spending the summer in Iowa.
visiting numerous relatives in this
city and it's vicinity. and in Hardin
county. left Tuesday for Riverside,
Cal, which will be their future home.
Superintendent f. G. Schevenell, of
the Iowa and Minnesota division of
the Chicago g. Northwestern, was in
the city Tuesday evening. being on his
way home from a trip to Belle Plaine
and points SOUTH where he has been
looking after company business.
Irving N. Richey, who has been in
the employ of McCombs Bros. for two
years, was taken to the home of his
mother in Albion this morning. MI.
Richey has been sick for month with
an affection of the bones of the back
and hips. His condition is quite seri-
Gus.
Presiding Elder w. f. Pitner went
to Gilman this morning to hold con-
ference. Rev. Pitner says Rev Puck
EFT, who recently left the Friends
church to become a Methodist. and
was assigned temporarily to the Gill
man church, is proving popular With
his congregation and is making a no.
ticeable improvement in the Gilman
church.
Mr. Thomas E. Mills, the new utility
teacher in the high school, received q
telegram Tuesday evening from Beloit,
Wis, announcing that his father had
suffered a stroke of paralysis, and left
on a later train for his bedside. Mrs.
Rodney G. Wells has been engaged
temporarily to take charge of Mr..
Mills classes, which include eighth
grade science, history and arithmetic.
Mr.. Mills absence will depend entirely
upon the outcome OF his fathers ILL
ness.
Engine No. 81. which went of, the
track near Steamboat Rock Sunday
afternoon causing Dad derailment was
brought to the city for repairs Tues
day.. The big locomotive Is not badly
damaged, and will De back in service
again before many weeks. While the
track has been cleared all the wreck
age has not been picked up, and will
not be for two or three days. The
wreck on the Algona branch Monday
has not been cleared up, and has caus-
ed delays to traffic on that part Of
the line.
Miss Bessie w. Parker. who has
been spending the summer in the city
with her parents, Col. and Mrs. j. M.
Parker, left Tuesday night for Min
neapolis, where she will be the guest
of Mrs Katherine Brooke Keller and
Mrs Nellie Bowman during the re-
mainder of the week. Miss Parker will
return to Chicago from Minneapolis,
to resume her work as an instructor
in piano forte. Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
lex Bruegger have rented small fiat
in Chicago and will soon begin house
keeping. and Miss Parker will live
with them.
Edmund Wilsey, poor unfortunate
who, in addition to his extreme power
ty, is partially denented, was sent to
the city Tuesday evening by the trus-
tees of Minerva township, upon the or
der of the board of supervisors. Will
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