Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-11-26
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IS The City in Brief
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Dance at Forney's hall Wednesday.
| Enjoy yourself at the Eagles fair to
night.
: Drs. Conway. physicians and sur
geons.
Choice chrysanthemums at Kemble'
for Thanksgiving.
SWIFT q Co. are advertising for hell
| in the want columns today.
Rosette irons, Timball irons. whafflt
irons, wafer irons. Schmitds
Mr.. H j. Benson. of Union. spen,
Saturday in the city on business
Supervisor w. II. Jones spent the
day at the county farm on business.
Your Thanksgiving dinner will be In
complete without vase of kemble'.
flowers.
Every lady attending the Bijou thea.
ter, matinee Wednesday. will receive &
nice china dish free
Henkel pairing knife-1O, Is, 20 and
% cents. Once tried, you will buy n,
other. See Schmidt.
The Presbyterian ladies will give a
coffee, exchange and bazaar Tuesday
afternoon in the Church parlors.
If you want to be cured of stomach
troubles so to Mcbride & Will for a
SOC box of Mona; guaranteed.
The Baptist Hill Bible Glass will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
William Steele, sol West Nevada street
Our motto: Not how cheap but
how good" A new discovery. Eclipse
Naptha soap. Will save half your Ia
Dor and all your fuel. Try it.
The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
will be entertained Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Marion Gard, cor
ner of State and Ninth streets.
Mrs. S. G. Lutz and children. OF
Peoria, ILL.,, arrived in the city Satur-
day evening and will be the guests of
DIR. and Mrs. H. A. Kinnan, for few
days.
Beware Of the same thing" or some
thing just as good There's no "samc
thing or Just as good" as Solvay coke.
"A trial will convince For sale only by
Consumers Fuel co
Word received in the city from New
Haven, Conn.,, announces the birth of a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Raley on
November 20. Mrs. Raley was former
ly Miss Helen Battin of this city.
John S. Hixson, of ST. Anthony, ac-
to the city Saturday a car
load of mixed hogs, which he sold at
the Britain & Co. yard for his firm,
schaper & Hixson. Sixty head aver
aged $50 pounds.
Mrs. William Lhamon and, daughter
Leona, Of Albion, We're in the city Sat-
lrday Mrs. Lhamon is recovering
from a recent attack of gall stones, a
5rouble with which she has been both
cred more or less for two years.
! wish in this way to personally
hank our Marshalltown friends for
heir kind sympathy during the sick
ness and death of my wife, Margaret.
md for the many floral membranes
presented as the last tokens of love and
aspect to her who has gone. DR.. E. C.
Mcmillan, Hudson, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Wingert and
infant son Lowell, of Nevada, arrived
n the city Sunday to visit Mrs.
Vingert's parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. w.
3. Beeson. Mr.. Win2ert left for home
the evening. but will return here
ater in the week. His wife and son
viii remain in the city until after
Rev. Mr. Powers of Lincoln, Neb.. the |!
who has been conducting
meetings. at the State street United
evangelical church, conducted an en- I
husiastic meeting at Union mission
friday. Mr.. Powers talked on the
ubject, Endure Hardships as Good
Soldier of Jesus Christi
Miss Claire Funke, Of Lincoln, Neb..
rrived in the city Sunday evening
nd will be<a guest at the Thaddeus |
slnford home for few days. Miss
'unke will be one of the brides
iaids at the wedding of Miss Ruth |.
'inford to Mr. Glen G. Buck, of Oma-
a, Wednesday evening.
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Iowa Central freight train No. IS,
;hich arrived in the city from the
outh about o'clock Thursday even
1g, struck COW on the Peterson high
-ay crossing. about two miles east of
he city. The company was later no
f1ed that while the COW was badly in
lred it had not been killed. Section
len were sent. to the place to kill the
nimal. The name of it's owner could
ot be learned
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society
Marietta served chicken pie sup
Ell Friday evening at the spacious
ONE of Mrs. Nancy Timmons. Altho
le society itself has not a very ex-
nsive membership. many in that vi
nifty are interested in its work. and
large crowd patronized the affair,
hich earned the ladies' the sum of
LOO. The c. G. G. Club, we'll
lown musical organization, furnished !,
usic turnout the entire evening. .
Conductor w. H VOORHEES,, Of tn, {
wa Central. arrived in the city Sat {
day afternoon from Montezuma /.
here he had been for few days in I
tendance at the PoWeshiek county /.
strict court, having been subpoenaed I