Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-09


Twenty-Five loads of cinders fire
for the hauling at Iowa Artificial Ic
& Refrigerating Co.
Mcbride & Will is the place to blu.
Mona stomach tablets, the guarantee,
cure for Indigestion.
Twenty-Five loads of cinders fire
for the hauling at Iowa Artificial Ic
& Refrigerating Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady Campbell, VIII,
reside on the Marcena Stone farm. ives
of the city, are the parents of a daugh
| ter.
Ohio maple sugar and syrup is guar.
anteed pure by Robinson & Co., Mid.
| dlefeld, o. Sold by Reynolds & Shell.
don.
Miss Jennie Hanson, daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. Charles Hanson, who under.
| went AN operation for mastoid abces!
at st. Thomas hospital Thursday morn
| ing, is doing very nicely today.
| If you enjoy trading in a clean, nice
| appearing store, call at Reynolds &
| Sheldon's, 100 West Main street, anC
notice the host of new things on the
shelves. Fresh goods received every
day.
Mrs. Witter, of Valley City, N. D.
| who has been in the city for severa
weeks, visiting her mother, Mrs. S. p
Ayres, and family, left for her home
Thursday night, accompanied by hel
children.
The industrial school will not ope-
Saturday, as had been arranged, as II
will not be possible to secure the court
house. Announcement will be made
thru the papers when it is decided or
the date for opening the school.
Gus Knorr, a bartender in the EN-
ploy of A. Barry. is very ill at the home
of his father, 1912 South Center street
suffering from motor neuritis. Mr.
Knorr is completely paralyzed in his
legs, and his condition is serious.
The members of the Congregational
Ladies Aid Society, spent the day
Thursday in sewing, at the home OF
Mrs. W. J. Head 70s West Church
street The work is in preparation for
a bazaar to be held in December. A
coHuultee VI tAie i"uieS so VIZ
at noon.
Marshall lodge of Elks gave hard
times dancing party in the lodge rooms
Thursday evening Forty couples at
tended, and the costumes worn were
ancient and weird. Music was fur
nished by Ferguson's orchestra. The
party was the most enjoyable ever held
un.er the auspices of the Elks.
DR.. ]. Fred Clarke of Fairfield, who is
known by several friends in this city
by reason of many visits to relatives
here, was elected representative OF
Jefferson county on the democratic
ticket in Tuesdays election. DR..
Clarke is a cousin of Mr.. c. c. Urine
and Mrs. John w Wells, of this city.
DR.. Edward A. Steiner Of Grinnell,
who is at present ON an eastern lecture
trip, has been invited by the faculty
of Mt Holyoke College for lecture
enga cement this week. The invitation
was presented by the faculty upon the
suggestion of Miss Lora Carney, of
this city. who is a student at Mt. Hol-
yoke.
The special meeting of the Iowa
State Base Ball League, held Thursday
in Burlington, made no changes in the
present officers MIR. L. S. Peckham re-
manning at Ibhe head of the league as
president No changes were made in
the cities of the league, except to add
Quincy, as stated in these columns, al
tho it is proba BILE one of the Iowa cit
les will be dropned later.
John Bowman. a saloonist, living at
400 May straGS was operated upon
Thursday for the draining of malig-
nant postule of large dimensions on the
left side in the axillary region. The in
fected region bordered on the ribs, ana
for several days Mr.. Bowman has been
in a very serious condition. He is some
better today as the poisonous matter
is draining from his system.
A party of young people, chaperoned
by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hanke, spent
night in Union as guests at
a party given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Watson. The party COM
prised Misses Edna Wright, Stella Nc
Evoy, Maude Durocher, Alice Lindgren,
MAY Mcnamara, and Mollie Trumbul!
the latter of Conrad; and Messrs. Ray
East, Lee Wescott, James Watson, Roy
Tuffree and Ed Kelly.
Mrs. J. G. F'rellund, 2os South Sec
ond street, entertained the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Swedish Lutheran
church, Thursday afternoon, serving
after the business ses-
sion. The young peoples society met
at the F'redlund home in the evening,
enjoying a social time and refresh
nents, following an entertaining pro-
gram. There was an attendance of
about forty on both occasions.
Seventy-six were present at the
meeting of the Methodist Ladies Aid
Society, which was entertained Thurs
lay afternoon by Mrs. William Flower,
Mrs. R. E. Riley, Mrs. l.. Claybaugh
and Mrs. j. E. Morehouse, at the
Flower home, 4O7 West Main street.
This was the first meeting of the So
,ietys new year, and plans were dis
,ussed concerning the society's division
after which refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Jasper Fisher, of Chicago, for
nerly Miss Edna Baughman, of this
city. recently underwent a surgical OPP
sration in a Chicago hospital for the
removal of tumors from the side. Word
from Chicago, received by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fisher Thursday evening, is
20 the effect that Mrs. Fisher is doing
lust as nicely as could be expected, and
that her condition, at this early date
following the operation, is more than