Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-27
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.

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DR.. Chesire has moved. Office no
over Mcbride & Wills.
Attend the base ball meeting at I'll,
council chamber Tuesday evening.
If you want good brea :, Use Jerse
Lily flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
j. A, Cattell credit man of Lett
Fletcher Company, was in Rolfe toda
on business.
GLADDEN. your sick friends Thanks
giving with box of kemble's flow
ers.
st. Margaret's Mission will meet thi
evening with Mrs. w. j. Fuller, o
/ West Lincoln street.
Reynolds & Sheldon can supply thei
customers with dressed chickens an
geese for Thanksgiving.
Edward P. Ball. formerly of thi
city, has accepted a position wit
Dyer Brothers, of st. Paul.
Mr. Martin j. Luce. ahead of Stet
sons Uncle Tom Cabin Company spen
Monday in the city on business
The Luxerit Bible Glass will NEE
with Mrs. L. M. Ash, sol West Stat
street. Wednesday afternoon at
O'clock
Mrs. George w Hearst. of Albior
who underwent an operation at 81
Thomas hospital Monday, is doing YER
nicely today.
We do not want to make any de
liveries Thanksgiving day. Give u
your orders early Wednesday. Gregor
Coal Coke e. Lime Co.
Our motto: Not how cheap, bu
how good" A new discovery Eclips
| Naptha soap. Will save half your la
Dor and all your fuel Try it.
District Passenger Agent Georg
Bristow, of the Great Western, who's
headquarters are in Des Moines, was il
the city Monday on business.
First class farm loan investment!
can be had thru Sutton & Evans, farm
loan attorneys at Tulsa, Ind. Ter, ane
! over MarShalltown State Bank, city
Mrs Harry Compared, who has beer
visiting in Des Moines for a few day
with Mr.. Comparet's mother, Mrs Il,
A. Compared returned home Monday
! evening.
The Harmony Aid Society meeting
/ set for Thursday of this week at thu
| home of Miss Hattie Long, ;,22 Nortf
Second street, has been postponed ont
week because of Thanksgiving.
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| the Northwestern, due into this city
early this morning, arrived four hour.
| late. The train was run in two sec
items. The lateness of the train was
due to delays west of Omaha.
| Cora Grantham, who has been il
poor health the last year and a half
and who has been i'll at her home. 90
! South street, for the past ten weeks o
| nervous prostration, is now able t.
be up and is gaining slowly
The Regular meeting of the Chris
tian Endeavor Union, which was Il
| have been held this evening at the
State Street Evangelical church, ha
been postponed two weeks, on accoun
of the revival meetings in progress al
the State street church.
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The meeting of the Ladies Reading
Circle Monday afternoon was witt
Mrs. Robert McManus, the readers be-
ing the hostess and Mrs j. f. Meeker
The next meeting will be with the lat
ter. Mrs. Marie G. Spear was receiv-
ed into the circle as a new member
The meeting of the Y. NJ C. A. Bible
Glass for men will meet at the asso-
citation this evening at 7:15 o'clock
during the intervening time between
the supper and the commencement of
the Searchlight Club supper. In the
future the Bible Glass will meet only
on those nights when the Search
light Club meets, instead of every
Tuesday evening as heretofore.
j. H. Higham, who was yardmaster
of the Iowa Central prior to three
weeks ago, when he went to Des
Moines to be yardmaster for the Great
Western in it's South Des Moines
Yards has returned to this city. Mr..
Higham came back to become foreman
of the night switching crew in the local
Central yards, place which had been
offered him a short time ago.
Vice President and General Manager
L. +. Day and Chief Engineer H. G.
Kelley, of the Iowa Central and Min
neapolis e. ST Louis, of Minneapolis.
and Secretary and Treasurer George
r. Morse. of New York, passed thru the
city Monday ON their way from Min
neapolis south. Mr.. Day stopped in
Oskaloosa to meet the Joint commit
tee of the operating department en-
ployas. Mr.. Kelley and Mr.. Morse
will go to Peoria. where Mr.. Day will
also go later.
Rev. Mr.. Powers, the Lincoln Neb /.
evangelist, who has been holding meet
ings at the State street United Evan
gelical church for the past two weeks,
left Monday for Alma, Neb., where he
he goes into other meetings. Mr. Pow :
ers' meetings have proved very sue
cessful and between twenty-five and
thirty conversions have resulted
Rev. P. H. Hines. the pastor of the
church. will continue. the meetings at
asst another week, and perhaps long
er.
Mr.. Charles S. Carothers, of Union,
spent the day in the city on, business,
accompanied by Mrs. Carothers. Mr..
Carothers reached home Monday from
his trip with the old Fifty -'first Iowa
band turnout the south, accompanying
the governors special train to the
southern battlefelds to dedicate the
Iowa monuments. Mr.. Carothers con-
siders the southern trip the most in
foractipo of hic career He saws that