Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-07
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

rugs, mattings, E. Il. Lay.
"a Latin Quarter Gourtship," by
Henry Hurland, at Liebg's.
The Wood Sanitarium eye. ear, throat
s. catarrh. Glasses ilted. Opp. Pilgrim.
The Val Biatz export beer is the finest
for table use. Charles Dieterich, sole
agent.
Summer prices 10 and rs cents at the
odeon this evening. Metropolitan
Stock Company.
We want 10 buy one thousand dozcn
eggs each day for two weeks; will pay
cash. market price. Reynolds Il Shell
don
Mrs. Geggie, national organizer Of
ETY. will deliver an address ali the
Methodist church Tuesday evening.
III
The members of the Afternoon Whist
Club We're entertained Saturday by
Mrs. II. Il. GarvIn. 307 East state
street. A light lunch was served by
the hostess.
Read the water rent notice IN another
column. Come tomorrow and, come. IN
the morning if you wish|5to avoid the
crowd and be waited onSpronptly. T..
Derby, City Clerk.
Mr. John W.. Wells left Saturday
night for Detroit, Mich, where he will
be In attendance as one OF the Iowa
delegates tothe supreme Court OF Hon
or. which begins today.
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Mrs. Hiram Showalter and sister,
Mrs Leo Mcnamara, spent Sunday in
Kellogg with their mother, Mrs. VIC.
Fiorer. who Is not expected TO live. Mrs.
Mcnamara will return to kellogg this
evening. A
Chaplain Jesse Cole was In Tama
and Toledo Sunday where he delivered
Temperance sermons. In the morning
he spoke at union meeting of tho
Tama church and in the evening adj
dressed similar meeting at Toledo.
| j. G. Dunn left this morning for
Anamosa. and other eastern Iowa cities.
where paving contracts are soon to be
llet Mr. Dunn Is now a member of the
| firm Of Dunn, Keith & Co The Arm
has already secured good sized con-
the city Of Independence.
A meeting OF the entertainment
course committee of the Railroad Y. M.
G. A, will be held this evening at the
associations The committee Will prob
ably endeavor tonight to draw UP some
| plan to learn the wishes of the public
regarding whether Or not the entertain
ment course would be discontinued or
not
| A still alarm last Saturday after
noon called the fire department to eX-
| tlnguish a blaze that had caught por-
tion Of the old fair grounds fence near
| the l.ennuX Machine Company's plant.
SPARKS from a passing engine are
| thought to have been responsible for
the fire which was extinguished with
| cut use Of water.
| Miss Nita Phelps entertained the
| young lady employees Of the Marshall
Oh Company Sunday morning at
o'clock breakfast. Violet May baskets
and souvenir postal cards were given
as favors. The guests were Misses
Maud Johnson. Alice Lindgren, Ella
WEIGH, Gertrude Bendlage, Celeste
Eich, Gertrude Mansfield, and Rose
Scheduling. The hostess was assisted In
serving by Miss Neva Caster.
The high school team was beaten at
.Ames Saturday morning by the Ames
| high school nine by the score of III to
| I. Moore and Mead formed the bat
| terry OF the local team. The game was
fairly we'll played, but the Ames team
outhit the visitors. Errors also played
an Important part in defeating the To-
Gals. The team from the Central
Iowa Business College was beaten at
Laurel by the Laurel team Saturday.
A small company of relatives was
| entertained Saturday afternoon and
evening at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel WINERY, GA North First
| street. in honor of the birthday ami
versary Of their daughter, Mrs. Fred
| Galloway Mrs. Sarah j.. Hollings-
worth, of Bangor. an only sister of Mr..
| Winery, who has been visiting at the
| Winery home for several days, Will
return home either this evening or to-
morrow morning.
Mr.. M. r. ID. Owings, Of Chicago, who
is in the employ Of the International
| Harvester Company, arrived Sunday for
a visit Of several days at the home of
| his sister-in-law, Mrs. S. G. Bell. and
nephew, Mr.. George Owings. The lat
ters brother, MIR. Scott T.. Owings, Of
Moline, H., also arrived In the city this
morning for a visit of week or two.
Mrs Owings will stop here in June, on
her way to visit her parents at Haanp-
/, ton.
The lecture by Miss Flora Dunlap, OF
Des Moines, TO be given before the AS
ISOLATED Charities tomorrow evening at
the east court room, will prove of spe-
cial interest to any one at all inter-
ested in charity work. Miss Dunlap is
connected with the Roadside settle
ment of Des Moines, and has been
termed the Jane Adams Of Iowa.
The meeting tomorrow night will be
open to the public. and following Miss
Dunlap's address the annual business
/ meeting of the Organized Charity AS
/ ISOLATION will be held. and officers 70,
the ensuing year elected. Miss Dun
| lap will arrive in the city Tuesday
morning. and will be the guest of Mrs.
T. J. Fletcher during her stay in the
| city.
Misses Anna and Clara Dunn, Of ST
| Anthony. accompanied by their brother
| Mr. Joe Dunn. arrived in the city Sat
| urday afternoon from seven months
trip thruout the west. The principal
soiourn Of the Misses Dunn was at Los
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