Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-07
Gilrle5.Repubdt,ta
The City in Brief
Observation-Disclosures.

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Dance Saturday at F'orney's hall.
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Fine line OF umbrellas at Tuttf's.
Best line wedding rings at Hellberg's
DIR. Billiard, osteopath, 2S East Main
Ladies' and gents fine umbrellas a
Aliens.
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DR.. F. j. Neiman was in Grinnell to-
/ day on business.
| Special sale of mems shoes at Carts
Dec. s. 10 and r.
DR.. M. NJ. Evans. of LeGrand, spen
Thursday in the city.
Miss Bertha Frundl. of LeGrand
was in the city Thursday.
Miss Kate Rubenbauer, of Dillon
spent Thursday in the city
See Mrs. King for rugs from old car
pets. sos North Center street.
Have YOU seen those long fur driving
| coats for women, at M. +. Andrews
Prices SIS and up.
| Go to Innan's Meat Market for al
| MINUS OIL fresh meats, dressed CHlckel
and your Sunday roasts.
We have new line of gold, gold
| filed and silve thimbles. They max,
nice present George j. Allen.
| Walter L. Goodwin, manager of tn,
Dunno eating house at Missouri Val
ley, spent Thursday in the city.
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agemote Club was enjoyed Thursda,
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Moi.
| fatt.
Fur boas. muffs. scarfs and fu
coats. A large variety to choose from
| Come in ana get our prices. M. F
Andrews.
The daintiest perfumes you will fine
| at Alexander Drug Co., done up ir
pretty boxes, and just the thing for 8
ladys present.
LaPlant Bros have the large new
feed shed, located at 10 West Stat,
street, nearly completed, and expect t.
open it to the public December IL.
Mary Peterson has filed an action fol
the January term of the district cour
in which she brings suit agains Mary
A. Bailey Mundell and r. L. ,Mundell ~
a note for $500.
Mrs. S. L. Wedgewood, 414 NORTH
Third street. entertained the Excelsior
aid society Thursday afternoon. There
were twenty-siX present, and the reg
ular order of business was followed.
Mr.. Charles Budd,. of Des Moines, a
professional trap shot, who was in I'm
ION Wednesday to attend the shoot of
the Union Gun Club, was in the city
Thursday evening, on his way to Des
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Timmons. of Mar
ietta who have been visiting for three
weeks in Galveston, Houston and 9TH
err Texas places of interest, arrived in
the city this morning, and later went
to their home.
Rev. W. A. Miller, who for a time
several years ago, made his home in
this city, is conducting a series of spe-
cial meetings at the Friends church in
evangelist and is now making his home
in Chicago.
Mayor o. l.. Ingledue, who has been
confined to his home for few days
suffering from an attack of grippe, was
able to be out for a short time today,
but returned home after being down
town a short time. The mayor held nc
police court, ordering his cases trans
ferred to Justice Clark.
Mrs. George Reynolds, COZ West
Boone street, entertained the jolly
Twelve Club at her home Thursday
afternoon. In the conundrum guessing
contest Mrs. L. vitek was awarded the
honors and Mrs. Robert Haun the con-
ISOLATION. Refreshments were served
by the hostess during the afternoon.
We have sample line of handbags,
left with us for one week by a travel
ing salesman. to sell for holiday gifts
They are especially desirable and are
much better than are usually carried in
city of this size. We are selling them
at actual wholesale price and if you
want a bargain come in. as we will
have them but one week. Alexander
Drug Co.
A petition for letters of administca-
ton has been filed with the distr; CO
court by Mrs. Mary V. S. Sheacar, Df
Kansas City, Mo, daughter of the late
Mrs A. NJ. Van Sohaick, whose estate
lis TO be settled. The petition asks that
P. S. Baleh. Of this city. be named adj
ministrator. AS yet no bond has been
filed. Mrs Van Schaick's estate is
listed at S6.37773
local resident refused to sign The
interurban petition because the line
would pass his house and he would be
tempted to spend too much money for
car fare. Any man passing the furni-
ture house of A. e. Wilbur & Sons and
noting the beautiful display of holiday
goods is tempted to enter, knowing it
will require little money to make his
wife or children happy.
Mas. Lottie May Buchanan vs. Albert
Buchanan is the title of an action for
divorce, brought for the January term
Of the district court. The couple was
married in this county. Feb. l. 1906, and
lived together until July 26. The plain
tiff alleges that the defendant; has been
guilty of cruel and inhuman treatmen.
toward her, accused her of the crime
of adultery AMID made such claim by
filing an information in justice court:
and on one occa sion threa tened to kill
her. The plaintiff asks that she may
be restored to her former name, Lottie
May Hanes
Miles r. Clark, of Moran, Kas., who
was summoned TO this city by the death
of his daughter, Miss Florence Clark,
1,.Lich acnlrrad o. Galfay