Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-15
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The City in Brief
ance at Forney's hall Saturday.

geonS.
Onions. onions, 81 bushel at Mutua
Benefit.
DR.. Lierle. oculist and aurist. Glass.
es fitted. fremont block.
Prize given best walters at Band
Fair. Finkle's, Saturday evening.
l have two dozen new dining room
chairs. cobbler seat, which l will sci
at Bargain prices. Call and see them
L. c. Bates 1913 West Main street.
The S. C. l. club meeting. which wa.
to have been held Thursday Afternoon
with Mrs. II c. Stowell, was postponed
to next week, because of illness In tn.
family
Mrs. w. S. Mcbride entertained The
Witenagemote club Thursday after
noon After the regular reading val
entine, refreshments served by th'
hostess, We're enjoyed.
A smaller number than usual at
tended the regular bi-weekly dance o
Marshall lodge, No. 3l2, B. p. o. e.. a
the lodge rooms Thursday evening
The dance was a pleasant affair.
Miss Wanda Wood, who sang the
part of Zipporah in the recent produc-
ton of Egypta, will sing solo at the
mems meeting ut the Railroad Y. NJ. z
A, next Sunday afternoon.
Clear complexion. bright eyes. and
good digestion come from using Mi-o-
M or t,,h ~
they fail to give satisfaction. This Is
the way Mcbride & VIII Drug Co. sell
them.
Suit was filed for the March tern
of the district court this morning by L
j. Pollock. against John Monroe, ct al
The action is to foreclose on mort
gage Oh Bromley property, which was
given TO secure notes. The plaintiffs
claim is $500.
We show the Wild Boys Sister
made that they cannot wear out in q
few days wear. Buy one pair OF these
and you will be convinced. sold only by
Nettie 1ngledue & Co, the Up-to- Date
Dry Goods House.
The body of John w. Byers. who died
at the Soldiers Home Thursday after
noon. was taken to Relle PLANE this
morning for burial 1t was accompan
led by the widow. Mrs. Nina Byers and
her son, Mr.. Alfred w. Byers, the lat
ter OF Belle Plaine.
The Dawson home, los South Seventh
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tine for scarlet fever, was released this
afternoon. II. Hoffman, who has been
confined in the detention hospital be-
cause of an attack of diphtheria, will
be released Saturday. These releases
leaves only one quarantine in the city
We place on sale today one lot OF
Torchon laces in all widths. This lot
contains only the finest grade of tor
chons that can be sold at 4c a yard
No such value ever offered to heipublic
before. Call and see them. They are
values not soon forgotten. Nettie In
gledue & Co., the Up-to-Date Dry
Goods House.
Farm auctions can get more for the
money from SO or 81 worth of newspa-
per advertising than any other class
of business. The newspaper goes ev-
erywhere. The T.-R. goes to 80 pc,
cent of the farm houses in Marshall
county, and one good bidder attracted
will make for the owner ten times the
price of the ad on single bunch OF
hogs or cattle.
George Crazy, who represents Mar
shall county on the board appointed to
assess the benefits of the inter- county
drainage ditch, went to State Center
Thursday to meet with the other
appraisers. Because of bad weather
a week or more ago, and because of the
illness of Mr.. Wells, of Nevada, who
was the engineer in charge, the APP
praisement has been delayed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sherlock, All
West Main street, entertained twenty
four of their friends at five hundred
Thursday evening. The first prizes
were won by DR.. F. S. Hynds and Miss
Alice Howard, and the consolation
awards went to Mrs, George Painter
and Mr.. E. j. Miller. After the cards
the hostess served a two-course lunch
in which pretty valentine decorations
We're used.
Mrs. NJ. F. Diehl who lives west Of
Green Mountain has demonstrated thai
lemons can be grown in the north as
we'll as in warmer climates. Mrs
Diehl has q tree that has 1ourished
this winter beyond all expectations
One of the lemons grown on it was OF
unusual size, measuring thirteen inches
in circumference, and weighing one
pound and two ounces. Another was
of about half this size. and others were
of ordinary size.
At the second meeting Of the WARD
Bible clubs for boys Of the Railroad
Y. NJ. C. A, each club elected sci
of officers. The officers chosen by the
boys were as follows: First ward
Lloyd Hutson, president: Guy Lock
hart. secretary. Second ward, viii
Rails. PRESIDENT: Leland Mcfarland
vice president: Donald Wallace secre.
tary. Third ward Carl Scott president
Thomas Haines secretary. Fourth
ward. Donald Elder president; Jane:
Boucher. vice president and Lawrence
Brennecke secretary. Twenty
members attended the meetings of thu
four clubs.
Miss Mary Crowl. All North Secon'
street, entertained the girls OF the F
s. C. club at valentine party Thurs
day evening. Various amusement:
were enjoyed. In one. conversations
contest. Jessie Hole won the prize. ane
Bessie Hopkins the consolation. In thu
dining room over the table red pa