Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-05

set given away at Simmons Book
| Store.
| Mrs. NJ V. Horrocks, who has been
suffering with blood poisoning, Is now
getting along nicely and considered out
Of danger.
| When your neighbor comes to town
| ask him to get your husking mitts at
Henry Pappe's. You can have as many
as you want.
The mothers department of the
Women's Club will meet Tuesday at
1880 O'Clock. with Mrs. d. ]. Collins.
2O6 West Nevada street.
| Perolin Sweeping Material instantly
| destroys all disease germs in rugs and
| carpets, and on wood. cement and tile
floors. AT all first class grocers.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
| tan church will hold a bazaar Wed
nesday and Thursday in the basement
of the church. Supper from until all
| are served.
The demonstration in charge of Ar
mour's Extract OF Beef exhibit at our
store will show you how to make many
| delcacies with the use of the extract.
| e. r. Lay.
M. w. McLain. of Union, accompan-
| led to the city Saturday a consignment
of fifty-two hogs that was sold to
| Britain & Co. The animals averaged
276 pounds.
Gentlemen. we are sorry we had to
| disappont you Saturday afternoon on
/ husking mitts We have 500 dozen
pairs today. Come and get all you
want. Henry Pappe.
Tomorrow every voter will make his
mark-in the square. It's a square
DEAL and that is just what you get
when you buy furniture and floor COW
erings of A. r. Wilbur & Sons
| Mrs. r. Peppers, of Gladbrook, is
again a patient at ST. Thomas hospital,
| for the fourth time In recent months.
| Mr. Peppers accompanied his wife to
the city and spent Sunday with her.
For Rent The residence at Ill
North Third street. Has all modern
convenienecs, two bath rooms. hard
wood floor on entire lower floor Will
sell part Of furnishings. Inquire Of ].
P. Dotson.
|
A double anniversary will be cele-
| brated Tuesday evening at the home of
| Mr. and Mrs Jesse N. Southwick that
being the date Of the birth of Mrs.
! Southwick and also of her daughter,
Miss Nellie.
A. Reimenschneider. Of State Center,
shipped two loads of hogs to the Brit
ain & Co. yards Saturday, one load
coming from Clemens and the other
| from Minerva One hundred thirty
three head averaged 273.
Miss Clara Lands. of Whitton, ar
rived in the city Sunday evening. and
expects to enroll as a@student in the
Marshalltown high school. Miss Ian
dis is niece of Messrs. c. A. and Por-
ter Lands, and will make her home
with the latter's family.
| The constant demand for expert
bookkeepers and stenographers far ex-
ceeds the demand. The Central Iowa
Business College receives many more
] calls than it has graduates. Are you
satisfied with your present. position?
/ If not, write today for our catalog. We
| can help you.
Fire about 6 o'clock Saturday eve
I ming in the residence at 905 West
Nevada street did slight damage to
| the contents Of. one room. The fire
caught in some mysterious manner in
a bed room. The chemicals We're used
by the department The residence is
owned and occupied by Mrs. Grubb.
Miss Hattie Dickson returned Sat-
/ lyS' ct.a N a
east. She went first to Chicago, to at
tend the national purity convention;
from there to Boston, to attend the
from there to Hartford, Conn, to at
| ton.
Sheriff G. S. Hutson went to Knox
vile today in charge of Tom Wilson,
alias Tom Kelley, who was sentenced
to the inebriacy hospital for three
years by Judge Parker. The man was
sentenced under the name of Kelley,
altho he is known in the police court
as Wilson, theaname he gave when he
was arrested a few days ago.
Musical comedy, vaudeville and bur-
lesque, make up the performance given
by the yankee Doodle Girls" at the
| Odeon tomorrow evening. The COM
pany is large one, numbering thirty
FIVE people, including a large and pref
| ty chorus of girls. All special scenery
/ is used in the production. Prices 25.
! so, Is and $1.00. Seats are now on
| SALE
Mr.. Frank Wolcott, who has been at
the Fargo, N. D., branch of the Mar
shall Oil Company for the past eleven
weeks, arrived home Sunday morn
! ing He was accompanied by his
mother, Mrs c. F. Wolcott, who has
! been at the home of a sister, Mrs. J.
F. Human. at Primghar, during her
sons absence.
Gilman Dispatch: Geo. w. Hail,
residing northwest of town, has recent
ly had two songs published which give
him a place among the popular song
writer's of the day. They are entitled,
"This Musical Wife of Mine" and "She
is My Best Girl and Her Name is
Daisy" He is meeting with consid-
cradle favor in his song writing ven
| ture.
Miss Jennie Hanson, daughter of Of
fcer Charles Hanson. of the police
/ force, entered st. Thomas hospital as
i patient this morning, and Tuesday
morning will undergo an operation for
mastoid abscess. Miss Hanson has
been bothered more or less with the
mastoid trouble for fifteen years, and