Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-31

f., e. Thomas, dentist, over 10 Yves
Main. Telephone. new S22.
Dance. Wednesday, Forney's Hall
Electric fans. After band concert.
District Passenger Agent George M
Martin, OF the Iowa Central, was il
the city today on business.
We want to sell one hundred suits
| of clothes on the one dollar per week
plan. Investigate this. l3renneck, the
| tailor.
| An ice cream social will be held by
the Christian Endeavor Society of La
Noble at the Thomas Benson home
| Wednesday evening.
| The famous Sutherland Sisters will
| be at b. A. Morgan's drug store for
two weeks. Everybody invited to call
and consult with them.
| Gowdy & Crazy will sell a practice
ally new top buggy at their horse sale
August 4th. Iii North Center street
1t will pay to look it over.
Miss Nellie Foster. who was former
ly bookkeeper at the w. HI. Burrows
clothing store, has accepted position
as stenographer at the A. e. Wilbur
&, Sons store.
Mrs. Serene Goodwife entertained a
number of friends. last evening. all of
whom greatly admired the beautiful
china closet and buffet she recently
purchased of A. e. Wilbur & Sons.
w. H. Arney and w. G.. Stowell. of
Taylor township, returned from Chi
cago this morning where they went
with four car loads of stock Mr..
Arney had two cars of cattle, and Mr..
Stowell had one car of cattle and one
car of cattle and hogs.
Mrs. Dora Warren, who has been liv-
ing at All East Church street, has
broken up housekeeping and has gone
to Chicago where she will make her
home with her son, Ralph Warren.
Mrs. Warren's son, Mr.. Claude War
rem, is assistant secretary of the Rail-
road Y. NJ. c. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. e. Downing, who
We're called to Minneapolis because
OF the illness of their son, Ned. with
d severe attack of rheumatism, return
ed home Monday evening, accompanied
by their son. The latter is somewhat
improved. He will remain here at
the home of his parents until he has
completely recovered.
Officers and employees of the Mar
shalltown Buggy Company, to the num-
Der of about fifteen gathered at the w.
H. H. Bowen home Monday evening
and spent social evening in celebra-
ton of the recent arrival of daughter
at the home of Superintendent Joseph
Lemp. The affair was a stag party
arranged and planned by the men and
was very much enjoyed.
Mason City Times Herald: General
Car Foreman Chamberlain of the Iowa
Central arrived in the city this after
noon with three carmen who it is I'M
derstood will in the future look after
this department in this city. 1t is all
legged the change in the car depart
ment on the Iowa Central in this city
and the junction is the result of the
recent raids made by the local officers.
Some of the Iowa Central car men had
purchased goods, which evidently had
been stolen, but the goods were re-
turned to the local officers after the
raid
Mrs G. H. Mead has received from
Panama several souvenirs of that in
country. The articles were
sent by Mr. Mead, who recently re-
signed as master car builder of the
Iowa Central to accept position in
the canal zone. One is cap such as is
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the leaf of palm. Another is a fan |
being simply to cut
small piece of the wood and separate
the fibre, which opens in many folds. |
This fibre is also used by the native |
in making dresses. Mr.. Mead |
is enjoying good health and is very we'll |
with the work he has under
aiken.
Delegates from all parts of the state
% the. republican state convention
which is now in session in Des lMoines,
ogether with many others, passed thru
he city this morning on their way to
Oes Moines. All of the morning trains
or Des Moines We're loaded with those
Who We're on their way to the conven-
ion. Many of the Marshall county
delegates went to Des Moines yester-
lay morning and evening, but others
waited until this morning to go. Some
# those who went from here today
we're j. H. Egermayer, Mayor o. L.
ngledue. C. H. Van Law, Henry Stone,
!. w. Lawrence, NJ. e. Andrews, Jud
Iorrissey, George Trautmann, w. E.
1cLeland, and S. C. Mcfarland.
An excursion trip for the members
( Gideon's Band and for the boys of
he association, has been arranged by
he Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. and on Au-
ust IL the boys will be taken to Ell
ora to spend the day visiting the in
ustrial school, A cheap rate has been
but the boys who attended
ii of the meetings of the band during
ne months of May, June and July can
o to Eldora on the excursion for %
ents the association paying the rest
f the fare. This rate for the boys
no have been regular in attendance
!; the reward the association will give
lem for their regular attendance. The
Getting last Sunday was the last of the
leetings of the Gideon Band for
me. 1t is expected, that Secretary ]
ohm A. Goodell will accompany the
oys ON the trip. t
Mrs. Minnie Allen and Miss Imogene :
'arren entertained about a dozen of
eir young lady friends in novel
amer Monday evening at the for y
er's home, 200 West State street A \
of garden had been arranged and L