Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-30
Gl1aes-Repub6tan
The City in Brief
Dance at Forney's hall Saturday.

block.
Dance at Forneys hall Labor day
Best music; finest foor-everythfng III
to date
Buy your gasoline where you can ge
the best quality at tic per gallon, a
j. L. Inmans.
Tickets for Miss Ethel Elliotts re.
cital are on sale at B. A. Morgan's ant
r. B. Wiley's drug stores; rs cents.
Marshall Lodge. No. 1OS, A. F. & A
evening at 1880. H G. Hoeck, w. M
Don't suffer with hay fever this year
Use Hyomei and get relief $1.0O
Mcbride & Will sell /. under guarantee
The four act comedy drama, "a
Messenger Boy" comes to the Odeor
this evening. Prices Is, %, 35 and 81
cents.
Special for Friday and Saturday:
New and handsome styles in corset
cover embroideries, Csc a yard See
our west window. Archie Parker.
A meeting of the Timber Greek
Cemetery Association will be held
Saturday, September 8, at the schoo
house, for the election of officers.
Miss Mamie Cody, who has been EN-
ployed as nurse at st. Thomas hospi-
tai, returned to her home in Ottumwa
Wednesday. Miss Cody will probably
not return here.
We can show you line of iron beds
that takes in all of the newest styles
and the workmansip and finish are
the best in the land. Cali in and see
the new lines at the D. &c. Wilbur
store.
Beginning next Sunday the dinner
and after that date will be served from
1873 to 2:3O. A six-piece orchestra
will furnish music during the dinner
hours.
A lady admitted free with each 25
cent ticket purchased before O'Clock
at the Odeon tomorrow. The Brintor
Entertaining Company will present al
new moving pictures. Prices 10, Il
and 25 cents.
Floor coverings are no longer hard
to pick out You can get just the col
oring you want in any grade that you
may desire from our immense stock
Everything you may want in the way
of floor coverings at the D. G. Wilbur
Store.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, 519 Bromley
street, entertained the Busy Bee Circle
of the L. O.. T. NJ. Wednesday afternoon
there being an attendance of about
twenty five. Plans We're made for pic
mic, to be> held next Thursday. Re
freshments were served by the hostess
The Brinton Entertaining Company
will open two nights engag cement
tomorrow evening. This season they
present an entirely new entertainment
Prices TO- Is and 25 cents. Tomorrow
evening a lady will be admitted free
with each % cent. ticket purchased be-
fore 6 o'clock
We do not wish you to understand
from our little ads. that Solvay coke
is the only fuel we handle. We are
in the general fuel business and have
full line of high grade hard and soft
coal, wood, kindling, etc. Get our
prices Investigate before you buy.
Consumers Fuel Co. Both phones.
Miss Nell NIiniter. who has been max
ing her, home in Chicago for nearly
a year past, returned to the city this
morning, being called home by the ILL
ness of her mother, Mrs. John Miniter
615 South Third street, who is suffer-
ing with serious eye, trouble. An alb
scess has formed, and it is feared one
eye may have to be removed.
A large number of Marshalltown's
most prominent and popular ladies
have organized what they call the "B
o. A. E. w. and S. Club" There has
been much speculation as to the full
name of the organization, but it has
leaked out that 4 the mystic letters
stand for Buy of A. E. Wilbur &
Sons'
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Theodore p Marsh and Mrs Willis M.
Clark for a, large social affair on
Thursday afternoon, Sept. g. Invita-
lions have been extended to 200 ladies,
who will be the guests of Mesdames
Marsh and Clark in the Women's Club
rooms, 105 West Main street, at 8
o'clock. Miss Ethel Elliott will give
readings during the afternoon.
Charles Wignall, the young man who
was slashed across the abdomen with
a knife in the hands of Tom Kennedy
last week, during a, quarrel on the
streets of Melbourne. is improving
rapidly His condition has grown so
much better that he has been removed
to his home west of Melbourne, in the
edge of Story county Kennedy has
been released on bail, and it is proba-
BILE the grand jury, now in session, will
investigate the case.
A correspondent of the Times RE
publican tells of the visit of John
Waldo, of Marshalltown. to Boone in
search of his stepdaughter, Miss
Gracia Anderson. Mr.. Waldo went 10
:, owl invoked the aid of the po-
lice In locating Miss Anderson, who
aael acre some time making her
home with a sister, but who had later
left her sisters home and secured
work. The girl was found but refus-
ed to return to this city, at last ac-
counts, claiming that she is 1S years
of age and prefers to care for her
self. The stepfather says Miss Ander-
son is only IA years old.
w. P. Flower, 407 West Main street,
today received a telegram telling of the
accidental death of his nephew. Bert
Flower. at Council Bluffs, this morn
ing. The young man was a fireman
on the Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad, and altho no details of his