Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-10
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ THE CITY in BRIEF ]
Observation-Disclosures

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Purity chocolates, Alexander's.
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Mrs Or. Fry. diseases of womer,.
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VIM Rattin, 6 per cent farm loans
d. A. Collision, dentist. 10 w. Main
DIR. Burkhart, osteopath 800 West
Main.
| Big fire sale at Simmons' Book Stor,
still going on.
| "A Ladder of Swords" n story o
love- laughter and tears" at Liebig' 3
| We have Just received a car load OF
Banner brand Minnesota flour. Kirl
| Bros.
DIR. c. b. Ackert, dentist. Grown
and bridge work. Examination free
Office over postoffice.
The Val Batz export beer is the bes
for table use. For sale by Charles
Deiterich
Big cut on winter stockings. glove.
and nittens. mems and women's un.
derwear, duck coats and WOODEN shirts
Jarvis & kellogg.
The history department of the Won.
ems Club will meet Wednesday after.
noon with Mrs. Harriet Sutton. IL,
North Center street
The home and education department
of the Women's Club VIII meet with
Mrs. H. A. kinnan. corner OF Fourth
and State. Wednesday afternoon.
Professor Dow and Professor Resler
of Ames, will meet their classes at the
x. Il. Y. M. c. A.. Friday evening In
stead of Wednesday evening this week
on account of DR.. Drivers lecture.
.
The interior of the east court room
is to be redecorated. work having bee,
begun Monday. 1t la expected to en-
belltsh the room similarly to the west
court room, which was redecoratel
a year ago last summer.
The Ladies' Reading Circle met Will,
Mrs. Belle G. Waldo Monday afternoon
fhe readers being Mrs. l.. II. Jones and
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence. Mrs. Mar
Saret G. Clement was the only guest
The circle meets ut the home of Mrs
j. II. Bradbury next Monday afternoon
The literature and c. l.. S. c. de-
partment of the Women's Club held its
postponed regular meeting Monday
afternoon in the club rooms There
was good attendance of members and
the department finished the reading of
the book written by Matthews on "rhc
French Revolution"
Ninth grand market sale at Union.
Iowa, Tuesday. January II, 1905. ut 10
o'clock There will be horse buyers
here for all kinds of horses for all the
markets. a good bunch of drafters,
trotters, driving teams, ponies and
mules listed and can use many more.
number of good cows and brood
sows listed. A. Y. Mason. auctioneer
and manager, Union. la.
Miss Della WINERY entertained the
Literary Clan Monday evening. a large
number OF the members being present
The subject taken up was american
Art Before 1925" and two interesting
papers were given one by Miss Whin-
cry on Gilbert Stuart" and the othe~
on John Trumbull," by Miss Mildred
Moffatt. Mrs. J. l.. Horton, Of Moline.
ILL.,. was the only guest. The usual
light refreshments were served.
The young ladies Interested in gym
nasium work, at the second meeting
held at the Y. NJ. c. A. Monday night.
formed an organization for systematic
work, with membership of twenty.
The officers elected We're Miss Wini-
fred Cousins, president, and Miss bora
Wood, secretary and treasurer. The
organization will be known as the G.
Y. Ms, and no limit has been put on
the membership. The class will meet
each Monday night, from to s o.
clock, In the gymnasium for regular
work under the direction Of Physical
Director Dye.
Mr.. S. S. Ethridge, OF Des Moines,
referee in bankruptcy for the southern
district of Iowa. spent Monday in the
city. coming for the purpose of con-
Quoting the examination Of James and
Thomas Lamb, of Canton, ILL.,, members
of the former firm Of Lamb Bros, cigar
manufacturers, of this city, against
whom involuntary bankruptcy proceed
ings are pending. Only five or six
creditors of the firm have so far de-
veloped, and their claims amount to
only about $4,000. The bankrupts
themselves, however, claim to owe their
mother a prior claim. having made a
bill of sale, conveying all the property
here to her several months ago.
A dispatch from Waterloo, published
on the Iowa pages of the T.-R. today.
the attempted suicide of
Miss Cecilia McAndrews, the young
woman mentioned In these columns
Saturday, and referred to locally Mon
day, in connection with the death of
B. F. Burton, at Madison, Wis. Miss
who was known here as &,
professional nurse, and was employed
in several prominent homes drank
wood alcohol in the attempt to end her
life, and the dispatch states that even
tho she does recover which Is consid-
cred doubtful, she Will be blind for life,
For the poison got into her eyes. Miss
attempt on her life was
made at LaPonte, where ,,er mother
resides. she having reached home from
Madison, Wis., where Burton died,
short time before.
Mrs A. 8. Burnell. assisted by her