Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-30

Special sale of laces, 3 cents yard
this week only. NJ F. Andrews.
Liebig's window is work of art.
Display is limited for want of space.
Do you want to be healthy and live
long? If so, use Mystic flour. Your
grocer has it.
Woodmen Circle social. at 81
Woodbury. street, Tuesday evening Ice
cream and cake, 10 cents.
Two hundred stereopticon views of
San Francisco disaster at NJ E. church
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Mi-o-na is the only remedy for stom-
ach troubles which Mcbride 4 Will
guarantee will cure or cost nothing.
soc box.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Dodge and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Roth, who have been
camping several days near Marietta,
returned to the city today.
Ice cream and cake on Friends
church lawn Tuesday evening, with
trolly ride at 1850, starting from Third
and Main streets. Bring your friends
and come.
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George HiXson was called to Mon
tezuma this morning on account of the
serious illness of his nephew Archie
Mcintyre. Mrs. L. Lee will go to
Montezuma in a day or two.
Our line of go-carts is complete and
we are selling them at a big reduction
during our sale which lasts until Au-
gust 16. Come in and see them. The
d. G.. Wilbur store, on West Main
street.
L. H. Schaper and M. r. Mason, both
of State Center, left Sunday night for
Minot, N. D.. where they will remain
during the rest of the summer in the
employ of the International Harvesting
Machine Company.
The condition of Rodney C. Wells,
who is at ST. Thomas hospital, con-
tinues most satisfactory, and he is
much improved over few days ago.
He continues to gain steadily. and his
general condition is very satisfactory.
Manager G. w. Norton. of the Postal
Telegraph Company, and daughter
Marguerite, went to Chicago Saturday
night, where Mr.. Norton visited Sun
day. Miss Norton went on to Cham
paign, to stay for several weeks with
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Norton.
Miss Margaret Caswell, the younger
daughter of the late Judge Obed Cas-
Well, submitted to laparotomy this
morning at st. Thomas hospital The
operation was a very severe one, from
which the patient rallied nicely and
her complete recovery is anticipated.
Miss Hortense Porter, of Eldora,
was in the city for time Saturday
where she will join her father, who
is interested in the company. which
has a part of the contract for one of
the large government irrigating pro-
jects near there.
An elopement, planned for Saturday
evening, was nipped in the bud by the
prospective brides father learning OF
the plans and promising the couple to
furnish their home from the large and
select stock of A. E. Wilbur & Sons,
if they would agree to be married in
the ordinary way. They consented.
Mrs Andrew R. Jurden departed
Saturday for her home in Onaga, Kas.,
after months visit in the city with
Mr.. Jurden's mother, Mrs. Margaret
Jurden. Mr.. Jurden, who is a civil en-
gineer in the employ of the Union Pa
cihc, has charge of building the U. P.
cutoff between Topeka and Marys-
Vile, Kas.
A bill of sale has been filed with
the county recorder conveying all the
personal property, including teams,
wagons, tools, stock. etc. used in the
operation of the Marshalltown mills,
from Fallgatter Bros, of this city, to
A. W. Fallgatter, of Turner county,
South Dakota. The consideration is
given as $1,000.
Mrs. v. L. Freeland, who has been
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. G. Weatherby for several weeks,
left for Duluth, Mimi, this morning
where Mr. Freeland has been trans
ferred and where the family will live.
Mrs. B. G. Dyer, of Ames, who has
also been visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Weatherby, will return
home Wednesday.
The City Christian Endeavor Union
will meet Tuesday evening at the
Christian church for its regular
monthly meeting. Following the de-
votional exercises and business ses-
sion, social time will be enjoyed i'll
the church basement. The banner will
be awarded to the society having the
largest per cent of attendance of it's
members. 1t was won at the last
meeting, held at the Friends church,
by the Congregational Society of
Christian Endeavor.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Thornquist of
Chester, Ill., who were in the city
Saturday, left for their home Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Thornquist had
been called to Odebolt by the very
serious sickness Of Mrs. Thornquist's
father Mr.. c. ]. Chinburg, who suf-
fered a stroke of paralysis, and who,
for time, was not expected to live.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Thornquist left
Odebolt, Mr.. Chinburg was improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornquist visited here
with Mr.. Thornquist's relatives.
The body of the late Eugene Kraft,
who was killed in Chicago by fall