Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-23
GilQe5'Repubdtan

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IS The City in Brief
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Dance at Forney's hail Wednesday.
DR.. Mighell. physician and surgeon.
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William Battin, S per cent farm loan
Drs. Conway, physicians and SUI
geons.
Ii you want to have good time Il
to Kinks skating rink tonight.
Zelda, palmist, reading 25 cents. II
East State street. Sunday last day.
Drink German American coffee. Al
ways the same. D. S. Good Grocer
Co.
Apples ON car at C. G. w. frsgl
depot at 35 cents per bushel. 4Appl
to w. e. Koontz..
The desirable modern seven room
house at 2021a North Second street Il
for rent. j. B. Simmons.
> DR.. Cora Williams, diseases of wom-
en- and obstetrics. Office hours 1O-1:
a. M, Ia p. m. Over the Fidelity
bank.
Forneys hall still continues to lie TIL.
most popular place in town for dances
fairs, private parties, etc. Not tine
cheapest. but the best.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Rail-
road Y. M. c. A. will meet Wedn esday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. j. E.
Stanton, 412 North First street.
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The primary teachers union will
meet tomorrow afternoon in roora No.
Frank Laubach, of the Christian
church as leader.
Regular monthly horse sale at Mar
shalltown, Iowa, Saturday, November
Bird. Bring in your marketable horses.
More new buyers. C. C. Crazy. man.
ager. Robert S. Gowdy, auctioreer.
The county bridge department is en-
gagged in renewing and repairing the
abutments to the Center street bridge
across the Iowa river The old abut-
ments are being reinforced with con-
crete
Mrs: w. H. Nelson, OF Boone. until
the recent Dubuque meeting, president
of the state Rebekah assembly, spent
Monday in the city with friends, being
on her way home from Dubuque. Mrs.
Nelson's successor Is Mrs. Henry
Chaplin Of Union.
The grand jury was convened and
this afternoon. 1t is UNDER
stood that there is not much business
to come up at the present session. Lit
tie was done in the district court to-
day. F. NJ. Wheeler was granted a
permit.
Mr.. Albert Allgeyer, who recently
his apprenticeship as ma
ehinist in the Iowa Central shops, and
who went to South Dakota week ago,
1as written to Secretary Goodell, of the
7. NJ. c. A., that he has secured a good
position in the shops of the 500 line at
Harvey, S. d.
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Iowa Castle. No. 154, Royal High
anders, held the second of its winter
series of parties at Castle hall, in the
fremont block. Monday night. Three
lundred guests were present, and the
aides of the castle served frappe dur
ng the evening.
Owing to the absence from the, city
Of Councilman Iseman, no report was
made by the streets and alleys commits
zee at the meeting Monday night rela-
md the noises complained of at the
shorthill shops. The committee was
given until Wednesday night to re-
,ort !
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCombs AMI
daughters, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w |
arrived home Monday even
ng from Waterville, Mimi. after
hree weeks outing at Lake Jefferson
The party had a fine time ane excel |
ent fishing, catching grea many
arge and small mouthed black bass
like and croppies.
The funeral of Mrs. A. 7. Petit was
leld this afternoon at o'clock from
he. residence, S0S South Sixth street,
nd was attended by neighbocs and
riends and delegation from the
Srand Army. Rev. W. Fl. Scott con-
ucted the services. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
\. Mills, of Conrad, the latter a. daugn-
err of deceased, and a sister from Es-
herville, were In the city to attend
he funeral.
The Iowa Central north bound trains
re carrying hundreds of passengers
Mason City on account of the grand
napier meeting of the Eastern STAR
,hich begins tomorrow morning. A
reat many of the delegates are, wom-
q. Hon. A. n. Atberson, of Wash
lgton. grand tyler of the Iowa organ
;ation, was among the passengers
ho changed cars here this morning
4 route to Mason City.
AS an evidence of the continued {
rosperity OF the city, Mayor lngledue /
eported to the council Monday night "a
lat the Peterson Heat, Light ana {
over Company was slow in removing S
lie surplus dirt from its filled bitches
the streets and alleys because they E
,uld secure but two teams te. engage s
the work. The mayor inforne ed some t
the impatient councilmen that man
Id teams could be imported from Os-
iloosa. but this step was not deemed :
Tim Murphy this season reyives one e
his earlier S1lccessas in cold Innn c