Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-16


silk gloves. M. +. Andrews
Wednesday is the feature day at
Finlxle's park. Get ticket. They are
$500.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Dukes. Eas,
Grant street, are the parents of son
born this morning.
Mr.. Ed. p. Miller went to Burlington
Saturday night summoned by the very
serious illness of his father.
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Is cents buys an automatic door
check. The screen door will always be
shut, spring or no spring. See Schmidt.
General Storekeeper w. G.. Man
chester. of the Iowa Central, who has
been in Minneapolis on business for a
few days, returned home Sunday night
Attend the Brownie-Ft. Dodge base
ball games Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday of next week at Finkle's park
Be a booster and, get In the game,
it's ST.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Ann
Freese, was held at 9 o'clock this NOR
ming from the Haverhill church, and
was very largely attended by residents
of Haverhll. neghbors and friends of
the family. The burial was in the
church buryirg ground.
Miss Bessie Darrn left for Mason
City Sunday morning, where she will
be the guest of friends for several
weeks. She will be absent from the
city for about month, and on her way
home will probably stop at Eldora for
q brief visit with relatives.
A meeting, of the 'Marshalltown
Women's Club will be held Tuesday
afternoon at 2.3O O'clock at the home
of the president, Mrs. George w. OAR
ling, 300 West Main street, to hear the
reports Of the delegates to the recent
biennial meeting at st. Paul.
Base ball Tuesday and Wednesday
with Fort Dodge at Finkle's park
Wednesday Is to be the feature day,
and the citizens committee tickets can
be had COR 81 of the committee or at
amy of the drug or cigar stores. Thurs
day the new Clinton team plays here
Forney's hall has been wirei anu
equipped with electric fans by c. A.
West, the we'll known electrician. MAX
ing this hall the most poplla. place in
town. The finest floor. the best music,
the most courteous treatment is assur-
ed to those wishing to spend pleasant
evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Dennis has filed a petit
ton in divorce against her husband.
Raymond e. Dennis. The cause for
suit is alleged to be the cruel and In
human treatment of the husband. The
couple was married in Melbourne, Dec.
%. 1905. but afterwards moved to Van
Horn, Benton county.
The special tickets being sold by
the citizens committee can be secured
from the committee, and others
at the following business houses: Nc
Bride & Willis two stores, A. T. Elders.
B. A. Morgsn's, Wheeler & Hoag's, C. j.
Lander's and at the La Shelle Cigar
company, c. P. Cook and Dietrich cigar
stores.
Ladies' or gents clothing cleaned.
pressed or repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed and also rugs, chenille tap
estry or silk curtains cleaned or colored
in first class shape. Work called for
and delivered. Out of town orders will
receive prompt attention. Both phones.
Steam Dye Works, 1902
South First avenue.
About a month ago, Mrs. Alfred Ste
gall, ia North Fourth street, became
The mother of twins, and a, short time
after she was taken sick with typhoid
fever, and was removed to st. Thomas
hospital, where She is now. Mr. Ste
gall is employed by the Marshalltown
Buggy Company, and the employees of
the firm made up a purse of about $50
which they presented to him to help
babies. Mrs. Stegall is now much i'm
proved.
chaplain O. H. L. Mason, of Boone
of the F'ifty-third regiment of Iowa
National Guards, formerly the Forty
ninth regiment, was in the city Satur-
day evening on his way from Maquo-
keta to his home. Chaplain Mason has
been with the regiment, which has
been making a practice march from
Dubuque to Maquoketa. distance of a
little more than thirty miles. The
weather was extremely hot, and the
march did not prove very popular to
the men Of the regiment.
Mrs. Mamie Pihlgren, PIP South
Third street, entertained eighteen Of
her lady friends Saturday afternoon.
complimentary to Mrs. Chinstrand, of
St Paul. The afternoon was very
spent, Miss Della Chinstrand
favoring them with several instru-
mental numbers on the piano. Miss
Mamie Pihlgren, assisted by Lorraine
Mundy, served two-course lunch at
5 o'clock, and sweet peas We're given as
favors. The house was decorated with
sweet peas and nasturtiums.
AT it's regular meeting Saturday
evening, Marshall Rebekah Lodge No
40, completely surprised Mrs. Lizzie
one of it's members, when, on
behalf of the order, Mrs. s. T. Barnhill
Mrs. Miller with solid gold
past noble grand pin, in honor of her
having served successful term as no.
BILE grand for the past six months. Mrs.
Miller was especially honored by the
fact that this is the first past noble
grand pin bestowed by the order here.
She was so overcome by the unexpect-
ed honor that she could hardly respond