Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-22

Kinks rink, and hear the band.
We stlll have a good supply of field
fence, also barb wire. Horne & Gel
| vim.
| The desirable modern seven-room
house at 2021a North Second street Is
for rent ]. B. Simmons.
am at my office, No. los East Main
street. every day now, where clients
may find me- w. T.. Smelling.
Highest grade Golden Santos coffee
on the market. Every pound guaran-
teed. Sold at Will Miller's, Csc pound.
| Have Horne & Gelvin deliver your
wash boiler, washing machine and
wringer next Monday morning. Prompt
! delivery.
wanted-$50O to $1,000 at per cent.
First mortgage security. interest pay
| able semi annually. Address Invest
ment, care T.-R.
Regular convocation Signet Chapter,
| No. 3S, r. A. NJ, Monday evening. Be
present if possible Gavel falls, 1880.
1. I. Forbes, III. P.
l this morning from Beaver Dam, Wis,
| ing to the death of his mother, Mrs.
Ann Weatherby.
Staff Captain ]. w. Hawks, Of the
Salvation Army, arrived in the city
this afternoon from Chicago, and will
conduct the meeting in the Salvation
Army hall tonight at o'clock. AT .
o'clock Mr. Hawks will speak at the
! Soldiers Home assembly hall.
Mayor J. G Williams, of Oskaloosa,
accompanied by Mrs. Williams and DR..
j. C. Cox, passed thru the city this
| morning en- route to Mason City, where
| he will be in attendance at the grand
chapter meeting Of the Eastern Star,
| Mayor Williams Isl a member of the
committee on appeals.
Farmers are hauling as much as
seventy bushels of corn to load. That
means solid corn, and when you pur-
chase your furniture and floor cover
you are getting solid, substantial
goods, not the flimsy, makeshift kind
sold by the catalog houses.
'Busman Charles H.urd of McCombs'
Bros, saved the life of an unknown
man at the union station Sunday even.
ing. The man attempted to cross the
tracks directly after t-bound
freight had passed, and did not notice
the approach of an east bound train.
The man only escaped being hit by a
few feet.
The Loyal Legion of Plymouth fin
ished very successful three days fair
at Forney's hall Saturday night. The
committee were we'll pleased with their
venture. The hall was in first class
condition and drew the crowds. They
say the best is none too good. Forney's
hall is not the cheapest, but the best
place in town to give fairs, dances,
private parties, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hole, Of Mime
apolis, who have been in the city for a
few weeks visit with relatives, left
this morning for Peoria, Ill., where
they will visit Mrs. Holes sister, Mrs.
S. G. Lutz. Mr.. Hole is still suffering
with an abscess on his hip, for which
he, underwent an operation a short
time before coming to this city. The
wound is still open, and is dressed thru
an incision in the plaster cast that was
nlaced IN his hip.
- - -
Mrs. John Field, of 7O3 Frederick
straat who undarwant severe oner-
a+;on 49, e. Tho,,as bonsitaI FRIDAY
a,,ar;,,a &c Y,,,oh ;,nnrovad this NOM.
49, a,,e,. ha. oonait;an caturda, ,,iet4
20, -. ,,,o, eearaa sha oo,,1d not noe,
s;h,,- .aoauar II nas o,11 after the
s saots ,,ena;a ,ror, -. dao+ars ,nd nurses
~ ~ tta nst;ant ,,,s :. hro,,y,,t thru tI,e
,a;ah+ spnda, ana todav har oond,.
ms; ts' :. a',ita enaa,raaina Mrs Esl..
;s srffarins frono the afrec+s of Hood
na;sani,a eol,a r,;n,. 49, h;rth 30 . hon,
..o.s 80. 80 80 ' wy
wv "S'' go @e-.--
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Gable, of Cedar
Falls, the former of the geography
department off Iowa State Normal
ing. en- route home from a brief visit in
Alhion with Mrs. Cables parents, Mr..
and Mrs ". G. Van Horn. Mr.. Ca
hle,s twin brother. Rev. b. NJ. Gable. a
Methodist minister in Korea. with his
wife. has been visiting at the Van
| Horn home for a few DAYS. while in
tbis country on years leave Of alb
~. 80 NJ, ro1,,a won't 70