Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-18
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THE CITY IN BRIEF
Chamberlain. oprometrlst.

Chamberlain. optometrist-
D. A. Collision, dentist, fremont
block
Cooking and eating apples at Gull
ley's.
After band concert tonight go to the
dance at Forney's hall.
Horse Sale--August 4, at iii North
Center street. Don't forget. Cloudy &,
Crazy.
Trainmaster j. p. Mccartney, of.the
Iowa Central, was in the city Tuesday
afternoon on business.
If you have stomach trouble use Mi
o-na. Cures or costs nothing. 90
cents box at Mcbride & Will Drug
Company.
For bargains notice those go-carts in
the ID. C. Wilbur store show windows.
Then come inside and see the bargains
we have there.
The Parliamentary Circle of the Or
der of Eastern Star, will be entertain
ed Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Stewart
Eason, Z North Fifth street.
THE Lormond" means high grade
velvet rug, woven in one piece, shown
only by the ID. C. Wilbur store. Come
III and see these beautiful rugs.
To clean up light and medium weight
suitings we are making extremely low
prices; workmanship and fit guaran-
teed. Now is the time to pick out that
sniff RranpaclS the tailor
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MIR. and Mrs Roy Fetters, 311 North
First street, entertained few friends
informally Tuesday evening. The hours
were spent pleasantly with social
amusements and light refreshments
were served.
Mrs. G. w. Schi,k, and daughter
entertained at their home, 204 East
State street Tuesday evening" a small
company of friends complimentary to
Mrs. r. r. Warne., of Sheboygan,
Wis.
The names formed from the words
"Redel Music Com pany' must be in
by next Saturday morning, as the pi-
ano will be given away Saturday even
ing next Be sur, and mail names
II ItlaS. RGtSl SOHiPoISs
and First streets.
The Melbourne hotel. owned by a
stock company. has been sold to Hat
tie B. Carr. Of De-; Moines, the price
given is s11,000 Tile property includes
the building and four lots. The deed
is signed by G. D. Ellyson, president,
and Walter Canad;ly, secretary.
A great many have already mailed
the words formed from the name Re
del Music Company" and yours must
be in by next Saturday morning in or
der to enter the contest and permit
the judges to ascertain if the number
claimed is correct Rebel Music Com
pany. Main and First streets.
United States Senator Dubois, Of
Idaho. passed thru the city this MORN
ing on his way from Washington, d. c..
to his home in Bos He was Joined
here by his private secretary. c, e.
Arney, who spent Tuesday with his
brother W. Fl. A1ney, and other rel,
atives. Senator Dubois goes home to
enter the hot political campaign which
has recently opened there. by which,
if he is elected, he will return to the
senate. Senator Dubois is a demo-
crat. ~ VT
The meeting OF the Marshaltown
Women's Club, held Tuesday after
noon, at the home Of it's president, Mrs.
George w. Darling. 300 West Main
street. was very interesting one. The
meeting was callel for the purpose of
hearing the reports Of the clubs dele
gates to the biennial at st. Paul. Mrs.
Darling and Mrs. George McNeely were
the appointed delegates, the formers
report being on the personality of the
speakers, and the latter's on the social
side of the biennial. Mrs. M. S. Nc
Farland, Mrs. Darling's alternate, who
also attended, told of the art and music
and pure food features at the conven-
ton An interesting discussion follow
ed the reports.
3. C. Macy, formerly chief engineer
of the Iowa Central, and later division
engineer of the Great Western, was in
in the city this m orning on his way to
Brighton to visit with his parents for
a short time From Brighton Mr..
Macy will go to Galveston, Texas to
superintend the building Of the Gal
weston and Houston electric line, of
about fifty miles in length. He expects
to remain there about six or eight
months, and after completing his work
he will go to Massachusetts, where he
has railroad building to superintend.
Mr.. Macy left the Great Western
about year ago, and since then he has
been contracting, being occupied most
of the time on large dam contract
near Minneapolis. Mrs Macy will
spend most of the summer with her
parents in An1es. where she is now.
The day was hot, the woman was red
of face, putting and warm, and the
baby must have been almost smother
ed. She was one Of those stout, rotund
women, who, when they move rapidly,
give the impression of fast bulk set
in motion. The train was about to leave
the union station. and she was in a
hurry, and she made the wheels Of the
baby carriage she pushed before her
sparkle as their spokes whirred ir4 the
sun. Hurrving up to the baggage mas
ter she demanded in no uncertain, and
rapid tones, to have the baby car
riage checked to a point south on the
Central. Receiving her check she
rushed out, and went undulating across
the sizzling platform to where the train
stood. The baggage man, having no
time to lose, charged around to where
the cab stood covered with an infants
coyerlet. Grabbing the go-cart by it's
side, he was about to hurl it, after the
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