Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-29

DOulAhS.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL w. Christoph. 109
East Church street, are parents of a
daughter, born Sunday morning.
The Baptist Hill Bible class will
meet with Mrs. N r. Miller, Az West
Boone street. tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock.
1t doesn't take long for Mona stom-
ach tablets to cure Indigestion. First
dose relieves. soc Guaranteed by
Mcbride and Will.
l will set your window glass free ana
sell you glass as cheap as you can buy
It anywhere L. +. Jones Wall Paper
Store, 1OS East State street.
Pictures that we know will please
you, pictures that are new and frame
to suit each picture. See them at the
d. c. Wilbur Store on West Main
street.
f.. A. Roth. an Iowa Central machin-
list, was taken to st. Thomas hospital
Saturday afternoon suffering from
severe hernia, caused from EVERYTHING
while at work.
Judge j. NJ. Parker and his court re-
porter, A. B Hoover. went to Toledo
this morning. Judge Parker expects to
finish up the work of the November
term in Tama county today
A. j. Hinecker, of Hampton, ship
ped to the city Saturday carload OF
hogs to Britain & Co. The consign-
ment averaged 291 pounds One load
of butcher stuff was sent to Chicago
For Sale--Three lots on East Main
street, near Pilgrim hotel, 2oxlS0; fine
residence location. Terms one-fifth
cash, balance five years per cent.
Apply until sold to Il. L. Davis, Le-
land Hotel.
Rev. Ellyson r. Purdy of Oskaoosa,
arrived in the city this morning and
had charge of the funeral of the late
Mrs. George Wagner, which was held
this afternoon at 2:30 from the Pres
byterian church.
Manager A. j. Busby, of the Odeon,
was in Grinnell Saturday night to
witness the production of The Arrival
of Kitty" company, which appeared
at the Colonial, one OF the newly ac-
quired theaters OF Busby Bros.
Mr. Charles H. Cummings, brother
of Mrs. Stewart Eason, is patient at
ST. Thomas hospital, suffering from
what is feared will prove liberation of
the intestines. A thorough examination
OF his case is to be made tomorrow.
The, suit brought by Mr.. A. D.
Shockey, who Is Ill at his home, $40
a., ct, ba nf
X-ray burns received while taking
treatment, has been settled and dis
missed in the supreme court. the state
ment that 1t was still pending against
Dr. Tucker being an error.
The best string OF fish taken from
the Iowa river in one day this season
was captured Sunday near LeGrand
mill by Frank Bowman, James Ellis
and Charles Jones. The fish were all
wall-eyed pike. the largest of which
weighed nine pounds Two others
weighed six pounds each, two about
four pounds each, and several two and
one-half and three pounds.
w. B. Boyd, who has conducted a
grocery store at sos South Center street
for the past two years, left today, ac-
companied by his family, for Reeds
burg, Wis, where he will settle on a
farm for which he has traded his gro
Gerry stock. Peter Boyd, eldest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, who is employed as
conductor on the Marshalltown
Light, Power & Railway Company line,
will remain here Indefinitely.
Mr.. Tim Murphy, accompanied by
his accomplished little wife, Miss Dor
othy Sherrod and the members of his
"Old Innocence" company, reached the
city Sunday evening from Cedar Rap
ids. Miss Louise Whitfield, member
of the company who was missed in
last seasons productions, is with the
company again this year. Miss Whit
field, in private life, is Mrs. T. p. Sam
ders, wife of Manager Sanders of the
company, and sister-in7law of Miss
Sherrod.
DR.. Rosa Liebig, as truant officer of
the independent school district,
of this city, has been COM
plimented on her efficient work
by State Superintendent Riggs,
who has written Superintendent e. l..
Coffeen to send him DR.. Liebig's re-
port of work done during the current
year. Mr. Riggs is going to embody
the Narshalltown report, and those
of Cedar Rapids and Dubuque, in his
annual report, claiming that in these
three cities exceptional work has been
done under the truant law.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Arnold arrived
in the city Sunday from Pasadena,
Cal, and were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E.. Wilbur and Mrs. Joseph
Holmes. Mr. Arnold, who has been
engaged in geological work on the Pa
cific coast since last July and has de-
voted considerable time to investiga-
lions of the recent earthquake, will
spend the next six months in WASH
ington He is to report there soon and
his visit here was necessarily brief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold departed for the
east Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hurd, 306
Woodbury. street, We're agreeably sur
prised Saturday evening, the occasion
being their 25th wedding anniversary
There were thirty of their nelghpors
and friends present. They came with
baskets we'll filled. and bringing many
gifts to suit the occasion Mrs. Will
lam Allison, Mrs. Joe kllile. Mrs. Belle
Russell and Miss May Beehrle took
charge of the lunch. The out-of-town
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Emory Hurd
and daughter Ruth of Nevada, the
former a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hurd. The evening was most plea SAINT
lv cpant with music and games