Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-06

school books.
NCello and spoon for 10 cents. ID.
S. Good Grocery Co.
Help wanted at the Canning factory
at once Apply at the factory.
MIR. David LennoX went to Minneap-
oils Wednesday night to attend the
Minnesota state fair. He will be gone
for about week.
The regular meeting of the LuXerit
Bible Glass was held Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Woy, 703
West State street.
The Russian melo drama For Her
Sake" will be the attraction al the
Odeon next Sunday evening. Prices,
l5, 90, 80 and so cents
1t is a unique way Mcbride & VIII
have of selling Hyomei, guaranteed
cure for catarrh. Complete treatment
ST.. Money back If it fails.
First class farm loan investments
can be had thru Sutton & Evans. farm
loan attorneys at Tulsa. Ind. Ter. and
over Marshalltown State bank, city.
A post card received today says Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Became. of Gar
win. are the parents of a daughter
bern Tuesday The baby has been
named Gertrude Helen.
Mrs. Harley Hileman, of 70S West
State street. was operated on today
at st. Thomas hospital, for Appendix
citis and complications. She rallied
satisfactorily from tn, shock. -
Marshall Lodge, No los. A. F. & A.
NJ. will work on third degree this
evening and tomorrow evening at I
o'clock. All Masons are requested to
be present. H. c. Hoeck w. NJ.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Guild was held Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. G. Click. 81
! East Church street. Following the
meeting, tea was served. as usual.
Edward Plunkett, of 302 South Gem
ter street, who has been so dangerous
ly sick of blood poisoning, continues to
improve steadily. and 1t is thought he
is now no longer in danger. While still
confined to his bed, his general condi-
ton Is very much better.
Manager A. j. Busby, OF the Odeor.
who has been in Creston for few
days on business connected with the
management of the Creston opera
| house, which Busby Brothers lease,
arrived home this morning. The Cres-
ton house has opened for the season.
And now report comes from Logan
township that a farmer who had
climbed corn stalk to see If he could
find a heifer he had lost fell and broke
his arm. II the report is true the
corn must be as high as the quality of
that hobby furniture at A. e Wilbur
& Sons.
| Representative r. ID. Chassell, of lie
Mars, spent the day in the city as the
! guest of friends, while en- route home
from Toledo, where he was called a few
days ago on business. Mr.. Chassell
! who is editor of the LeMars Sentinel,
was elected by the last legislature to
be state binder to succeed Howard
| Telford at the expiration of the lat
| ter's term.
There was an attendance of twenty
two at the meeting of the Royal Neigh
bors Aid Society, which was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
T. ]. Reed and Mrs. CorW Russell, at
the formers home, 507 North Third
avenue. Tee election of officers, which
was to have been held yesterday, was
postponed. A nice dinner was served
at 8 o'clock by the hostesses, assisted
| by Miss Carrie Matsor.
Members of the Busy Bee Circle of
| the l.. o. 7. Nj. went to Tama this
morning to picnic and spend the day
at the home of Mrs. Kirk, a member,
| who formerly lived in this city. The
ladies who made up the party We're
Mesdames C. S. Hutson, w. e. Mich
olson. Durocher, P. -. Burke, A. ].
Clearinghouse, Arney, Lockhart Talbot,
Ford, Frank Dewey, Fred Rucane, Car
penter, Size, King, Moran, Frank Ogle,
Pepper and Hiss Rose Ducane.
Mark Moler who resides four miles
south of the city, in Timber Creek
township was painfully injured We'd
horse. Mr. Moler was driving near
his home and got out of his buggy to
hold the team by the bits when he
saw an automobile coming. One of
the animals reared and struck Mi.
Moler on the head with it's hoof, caus-
ing a severe scalp wound three inches
in length. While he is under the care
of a physician, the wound is not dam
gerous.
A number of the we'll known young
people of Green Mountain have all
ready departed for school, or will leave
within few days. Miss Florence Sell
ers daughter Of Mrs. Charles Sellers,
and Miss Ada McAfee daughter of
Mrs. William McAfee, have gone to
Cedar Falls to attend the state normal
Miss Lois Hubbard, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs H. C. Hubbard has gone to
Dubuque to enter St Josephs College,
and Miss Mildred Low. daughter,
of Mr.. and Mrs. I. P. Low, leaves Fri
day for Estherwille to enter the high
| school, Misses Ada and Ethel Thomas
will go to Grinnell Monday to resume
their work at Iowa College
The Christian F,ndeavor Society of
the Congregational church entertain
ed about eighty young people, not
members Of the society, but many of
them in the church, at the home Of
Miss Marie Shove, 4O2 North Fourth
street, Wednesday evening. Misses
Hazel Willard, Grace Hix and Gerna
Carney, and Mr. Henry Shove. Jr.,
sang, and delightful time was en-
joyed by all. Light refreshments
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