Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-26
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Band fair, Forney's hall, Dec. 80 to
Jan. 3.
Only a few left of those handsome
opera coats at Simon's.
Mr. o. p. Bowe, of Minneapolis, is in
the city for holiday visit With his son.
Mr.. w. c. Bowe, and family.
Help give the band concerts next
summer by attending the band fair at
Forney's hall, Dec. 20 to Jan. 5.
Mr.. Stanley Moore, of Waterloo, Wis
tied at the home of his brother, Mr.
A. A. Moore, on Christmas day.
DR.. and Mrs. F. S. Hynds we're in Ce-
dar Rapids Christmas with DR.. Hynds
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. H Hynds.
Attend the band fair at Forney's
hall Dec. 20 to Jan. 3. This money goes
towards giving concerts next summer.
Horse sale, Ill North Center street
Saturday, December %. Good horses,
good prices Robert s. Gowdy. c. c..
Crary.
Owing to changes in the plans of the
business, d. d. Babcock has withdrawn
frem the management of the Cash
Buyers Grocery.
Master Mechanic Thomas NJ Feeley.
of the Iowa Central. left for Peoria
this morning to be gone for several
days on company business. Mrs. Fee
ley accompanied her husba I'D.
o. B. Chaplin, of Union, has filed suit
against Arthur T. Rash, ct AL, to col
lect on note which, with interest
amounts to s2,045. The note is secur-
ed by a mortgage on farm land in the
southern part of the county.
An opportunity will be offered linn
tied number of persons desiring to have
teeth filled to have same done free of
cost at the clinic of the dental asso-
ton Thursday and Friday. Apply to
Drs. WINERY, Kellogg or Echternacht.
Our Christmas trade greatly de-
pleted our stock. but we are already
preparing for the new year. A COM
plete new stock will be added and spe-
cial inducements will be made to move
want remains on our shelves. Come
and see. Liebig.
Lake City Graphic: Hon. Wallace
Arney of Marshalltown. accompanied
by his friend, A. w. Head of the same
city, We're here Tuesday visiting
friends. Mr.. Arney was elected repre-
sentative from Marshall county at the
late election receiving majority of the
votes in every precinct but one.
A Victor Red Seal phonograp hic
concert will be given at the Eadie
Ward Music Co.'S wareroonls, Friday
evening, December IS. A high class
program consisting of selections from
grand opera by famous artists such as
Patti. Caruso, Melba and others will be
rendered and delightful hour is as
sured. Seats for the ladies'. Admission
free.
Miss Marion Forney. who is nurse
in West Side hospital, Chicago, arriv-
ed home Saturday night accompanied
by her mother, Mrs w. r. Forney. The
latter has been with her daughter be-
fore and since her operation for appen-
dicitis, from which she has not yet full
ly recovered She will be at home for
a month or more.
The funeral of Moses Bovee was
held at the Congregational church in
Green Mountain at $50 o'clock Christ
mas afternoon, Rev. George Croker Of
floating. The services We're very large
ly attended by friends of the family
and residents of Green Mountain, and
Marion township. There we're many
floral offerings. The pail bearers were
the sons and nephews of Mr.. Bovee.
E. V. Brunbaugh, principal of the
high school, left for Des Moines this
to attend the annual meeting
of the Iowa State Teachers Associa-
ton, which is in session there. Super
intendent f. L. Coffeen and c. r. Tie
bout and A. G. Karge, teachers of the
high school, will also attend Superin-
tendent- elect A. Palmer, of Maquoketa,
expects to also attend the state meet
ing.
District school. No. 1, Of Linn town
ship, had a Christmas tree Monday
afternoon The pupils made presents
for each member of their respective
families and the neighbors who were
their guests. The officers, patrons,
and neighbors brought oranges, apples.
nuts, cakes and candy, besides giving
the children some books. Mrs. Helen
A. Clark Of this city, the teacher, was
also remembered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester T. Dixie, of
Pierre, S. D., were Christmas guests
of the latters sister, Mrs. c. H. e.
nd 20, 11y Dilxn yyhn
arrived Christmas morning, left this
for his home, but Mrs. Dixie,
who came Monday. from Mason City,
will be here for a week or two. Mr..
Dixie, who is civil engineer in the en-
ploy of the Chicago & Northwestern,
has charge of the building of the
extension from Pierre to
Rapid City, S. d.
Word has been received from Free
port, ILL.,, of the remarkable success OF
the sacred opera Of the Nile
which was presented there recently by
the ladies of the Episcopal church and
which is to be be put ON in the oQeon
by the ladies of the auxiliary OF the
Railroad Y. NJ. C. A., January "a and
IS. This is home talent entertain
ment under professional supervision,
and was such success in Freeport
that the entire house was sold out the
first night and people were turned
away the last two nights.
Word from the Presbyterian Hospi-
tail. Chicago, today, is to the effect that
Dr.. Cora Williams, who was operated
On for the removal of gall stones about
.wo weeks ago. is steadily improving, |