Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-04

Dr. Mlghell physician anu sufibeOH'
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main
H L. McCaw, of Cedar Rapids. was
| in the city today on business.
Elegant suits for SIS. National Mer-
chandise g. Tailoring Co. Investigate
Wanted Young man for treasurer
at Odeon Theater. Inquire at box Of
| flee.
Master Mechanic Thomas M. Feeley
of the Iowa Central, went to Oska-
| loosa this morning on company bust
| ness.
Parties anticipating treatment OF ex-
animation of the eyes for glasses a
the Wood Eye and Ear Saritarlun
should first make appointments.
The X. l.. S. C. E. of the State Stree
Evangelical church gave an ice cream
| social Friday evening on the church
lawn, and was accorded liberal pat
ronage.
If you need rug you will find the
stock complete as we have most of oul
fall patterns all in and we are selling
them at greatly reduced prices during
the sale. The d. c. Wilbur store or
West Main street.
No matter what kind of a couch
you want you will find the style, cover
and workmanship in the touches at the
D. c. Wilbur store. We are having
sale until August is and it will pay
you to investigate.
A small branch bearing ninety three
Iraspberries was exhibited on the street
yesterday. The bush it was taker
from was as full of berries as A. r.
Wilbur & Sons store is of new and
nobby furniture and floor coverings.
Guy A. Meeker, who has been at ST
Thomas hospital for five weeks, since
undergoing an operation for the re-
moval of gall stones, has so far recov-
cred that he was able to be moved ta
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. F. Meeker, this morning.
An alarm turned in from Box 31S
! corner of First and Boone streets, al
about 3 O'Clock Friday afternoon, sen;
the uptown department hurrying to
that part of the city in search of the
fire, which did not exist. II is not
known who turned in the alarm.
Mrs Harold Johnson, wife of the
manager of the Clinton base ball team,
Went to Oskaoosa this morning, where
She will join Mr.. Johnson, who is with
the team, which is playing there now.
Mrs johnson recently broke up their
home at Boone. and shipped the house
hold goods to Rockwell City.
w. NJ. Clark will leave Sunday night
fors Iowa City to attend the grand
lodge meeting of the Iowa knights of
Pythi.as, which opens Wednesday. Mr.
Clark is a member of the board OF
trustees which meets Monday. p. a.
Hawley. II. G. Pierce, W. w Doolittle
and Dr. w. +. David, who are dele
gates from Cosmopolitan Lodge, No.
50. will leave for Iowa City Tuesday.
Word received in the city Friday
told of the death, earlier in the day, of
Mrs. Sarah Kane, of Silverton, Col,
the sister of County Recorder Ida Ev-
ans, who was called to Silverton about
ten days ago by the serious illness OF
her sister Death was caused by can
GER The funeral is to be held in Sill
verton, where burial will take place.
Sunday. A brother, I. D. Evans. also
resides in this city.
Mrs ]. E. Lander and daughter,
Grace, will leave tonight for Chicago,
where they will spend Sunday From
Chicago Mrs. Lander and daughter will
go to Buffalo, and stop Ell route at Nj
agara Falls They will visit in Boston,
and from there " ill so to Albany,
and take boat down the Hudson for
New York. They may also possibly
visit at Atlantic City. N. j., and will
be absent for about two weeks.
Presiding Elder w. F. Pitner of the
Marshall district of the Upper Iowa
Conference, who formerly lived here,
but who Is now making his home in
Waterloo was in the city for a short
time Friday evening. Rev. Pitner was
on his way to Albion to hold quarterly
conference. Rev. Pitner expects to he
very busy during the next ten days, as
he has an average of two quarterly
scheduled for each day
during that time.
Mrs. H. P. Bigalow and Miss Marga-
ret Boylan. who have been on an ex-
tended visit in the west, arrived home
Friday. Their principal stay was with
C. F. Rathbone, brother of Mrs. Biga-
low. at Sunshine, Wyo. They also
spent some time in Cody, Wyo Buffa.
10 Bills town, and in Meeteetsie. One
week was spent in the mountains. En-
route home they stopped in Lincoln,
Neb., to visit j. F.. Rathbone. and in
Omaha. where they were guests of Mrs.
Laura Cousins and daughter Winifred.
A reunion of the family of j. e.
Sundell, which has been going one at
the Sundell home, has ended altho
some of the relatives are still in this
city. Those who attended the reunion
were the three sons, John H. and w.
E. Sundell, of Mason City and Albert
E. Sundell, of Spokane, Wash, and
Mrs. Henry Asher of Du-
buque. the grand children, Mr.. Lester
Sundell. of Mason City. and Miss Lii
liam Duncan. of Chicago. The latter's
father. Mr. Hugh Duncan, was also
present.
Mason City Globe Gazette: "Nego-
tiations are said to be in progress
which will result in the trade of South
Main street property for $40 acres Of
land near Crookston, MINI. w. e.
Rodgers of Minneapolis and H. L.
Laird of Marshalltown are in the city
today the guests of T. c. Bowles. a
real estate dealer, and it is rumored
that these gentlemen have made adj
toward All G. and Thomas