Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-10

| Main. IeleUnone, new S22.
See those beautiful hats for $3.50 be
fore purchasing. Now on sale at Mis-;
Otis.
L will pay ID cents in trade for fresl
eggs during the balance of the week
George Olson.
1 will pay IA cents in trade for fresh
| eggs during the balance Of the week
! George Olson.
| A good reserved seat at the Odeor
tonight for 10 cents. '"rrue Irish
Hearts" will be the bill. Prices 10 and
20 cents.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Friends church will meet with Mrs. e.
| 7. Barker, 115 North First street. Fri
day afternoon.
The opening of MIR. Miller's new cafe.
at the corner of Main and First streets,
will be tonight at 7:3o. Carnations
will be given as favors.
| Mr. James p. Bruch, Of Eldora, was
| in the city Wednesday, coming to be
examined by the local pension board.
MIR. Bruch is a veteran Of Company b,
| Fifth Michigan cavalry.
| Our office will be open tonight until
9 o'clock. This will be your last OPP
portunty to secure the discount on
your April bills. Marshalltown Light.
Power & Railway Company.
There will be a concert In the study
hall of the high school Thursday even
Ing at S p. m. The Glee Club and or
ch'estra will take part assisted by local
! talent. The admission will be rs cents.
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The members of the Court of Honor
Circle We're entertained Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. Fl. A. Peterson at
her home, 4o2 Woodbury. street. Re-.
freshments We're served by the hos
tess.
The derailnent of a pair of trucks
| of freight car at Gilman Wednesday
afternoon resulted in delay to No. 8,
the north bound passenger, which did
not arrive here until 6:10, little ov-
er an hour late.
Walter Moves, 500 North Fourth av-
entie, accidentally shot himself in the
right eye with an air gun yesterday.
The bullet luckily passed between the
lid and the eye ball, and was success
fully removed by specialist without
injury to the sight.
The Court of Honor May party last
evening in Red Men hall was a success
in every way. The drill team gave an
exhibition drill in their new costumes,
which was a credit to the court Jones'
orchestra furnished fine music for
those who wished to dance.
Members of the committee on loca-
ton of the Retail Grocers' Associations
which is to decide the place where the
annual picnic is to be held on June 49,
were in Des Moines Wednesday and
visited Greenwood park, where the
picnic was held two years ago.
rrs. 1. HI. and A. G. Fry went to
Des' Moines this morning. where they
We're in attendance today at the clos
ing sessions of the annual convention
of the Iowa Homeopathic Medical So
ciety. The convention began Wednes-
day morning, and concludes tonight.
When your suit needs cleaning, dye
ing or pressing, take it to the Mar
shalltown Steam Dye Works, or call
them up on either phone and they will
call for it and guarantee satisfaction.
They are also prepared to clean or dye
chenille tapestry or silk curtains and
many other articles in a satisfactory
manner Give us a trial. 1O2 South
First avenue.
News has reached this city of the
death in st. Paul of Miss Nina Ser
gent, which was the result of blood
poisoning, few days ago. Miss Ser
gent was 90 years of age and is the
daughter Of Mrs. Kate Sergent. both of
whom are well known here. Mrs. Ser
gent and daughter formerly lived in
this city, and here the latter was
born.
Mrs A. NJ. Parker, who has been
spending the winter in Los Angeles,
where she has been the guest of Mrs.
F. S. Kaufman and other former
Marshalltown friends, is expected to
arrive nome Friday evening. Mrs.
Kaufman, who expected, after the
marriage Of her daughter to move TO
San Francisco where Mr.. Kaufman
went a comparatively short time ago,
will not do SO now that the recent
disaster has wrecked the city
Rev Dennis Lundon, formerly pas
tor Of the Catholic church at st. An
thony, but now of Dubuque, is in the.
city for short visit at the home Of
Rev. DR.. j. J. Fitzpatrick. Rev Lun-
don has only recently recovered from
an extended illness. following an oper-
alton for appendicitis, performed in a
hospital He was lately APP
pointed pastor at Sabula, but Bishop
Keane has made change and has as
signed Rev. Lundon to ST. Patrick's, at
Dubuque.
W. w Imler, the well-know livery
man of Gilman, conducted a successful
public sale Of his livery stock and barn
contents Wednesday afternoon. The
sale was remarkably good. and aggre-
gated $500. The fifteen head of horses
brought $3.50. Mr.. Imler has purchas-
ed some Minnesota land, and expects
to look after its cultivation personally. /
He has rented his livery barn for a
term of years. r. S. Gowdy annd G. |
T. Corbett. of State Center; Ira Crook,
OF Colo. and ]. n. Baughman, of this I
city. were in attendance at the sale.
Mr.. Carroll E. Cherry. of Des Moines, |
of Capt. Adrian c. Arson, |
Of Chicago, who has been engaged by |
Captain Arson to manage the estate
of the late Henry Arson will soon
move his family to this city and make /
his permanent home here. Mr.. Cherry