Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-25
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The City in Brief
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drews'.
Fresh eggs 23c dozen; No. coun-
try butter, &c per Id. at lnman's.
MIR. George Grampf ahead of "a Girl
of the Streets spent Sunday in the
city.
One chest of carpenter tools COM
plete, will sell cheap. Bates, 10S West
/, Main.
Wednesday morning we place OH sale
our entire line of new muslin under
wear. M. +. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bailey, 206 North
Third street, are parents of a daughtar
The little one has been christened Dor
An important meeting of the base
| ball association is to be held in the
council chamber Tuesday evening at
7:30 o'clock.
General Manager Frank j. Hanlon,
of the Mason City and Clear Lake rail-
road, was in the city this morning on
his way to Des Moines on business.
A limited number of tickets to DIR.
Graham Taylor's lecture before the
Searchlight club tomorrow evening. has
been placed on sale at Henry Pappe's
and E. r. Lays. Price % cents.
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Special convocation of Signet Chap
ter, No. SO, r. A. NJ, this evening,
80 p. m. Mark Masters degree. WISH
tors welcome Be present If possts!e
Geo. r. Norris, secretary; A. d. Meek
er, HIP
1t isn't necessary to live on milk.
even If you have indigestion. Use Mi
ona stomach tablets: and get cured. Nc
Bride u Will Drug Company sell them
under guarantee to refund the money
| if they fail.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Patterson have
sold, to Lacey j. Patterson the resi-
dence property at 707 West Church
of Mr. and Mrs. L.. S. Kilborn. The
price given in the deed filed was $4,000
Twenty years experience in the wall
paper and decorating business at your
service at the j. B. Simmons store.
Expert decorators employed and all
the newest and best.in decorative ma
terial shown. Our facilities for show
ing and our stock are unexcelled.
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Miss Vala Andrews returned home
today from Ames where she
was an over-Sunday guest of Miss
Ella Skegg. student at Iowa State
College. Miss Andrews was a guest at
the colonial party given Saturday even
ing by the young ladies Of Margaret
hail.
Smoke which was curling from
stove pipe protruaing thru the roof of
work car on the Great Western
( tracks, between First and Second av7
enue, late Friday afternoon, led some
one to believe the. car was on fire and
an alarm was turned in. The depart
ment responded, but there was no fire.
Mr. and Mrs. fred Wright, of Dav-
export, who were called to the city by
the illness of the formers father, r. j..
Wright, left for their home Sun
day evening The elder Mr.. Wright,
who lis suffering from an apOpletic
stroke is doing as nicely as could be
expected, but is still seriously i'll.
|, The body Of Mrs. w. c. Smith, for
merly of Albion who died in Eldora,
was brought to this city this morning
and later taken to the Timber Creek
cemetery for burial. The body was
accompanied by the son, A. w. Smith
and the daughters. Mrs. Maggie Ben
nett and Mrs. Allie Marsh, and the
lattel,s husband, DIR. w. E. Marsh.
Mrs. B. B. Shollenberger went to Wa
terloo Saturday, afternoon to visit for a
few days with her sister. Mrs. j. w.
Harnsley. She will return here Tues
day, and with Mr. Shollenberger will
leave on March for San Francisco,
Cal Mr.. and Mrs. Shoilenberger ex-
pect to remain in Frisco year, and
if they like the country will make it
their home.
Mrs. Edward Barlow, 1os South
Tenth street. entertained at her home,
Saturday afternoon, fifteen little school
friends. of her son, Master Lloyd Bar
low, whose seventh birthday his, young
playmates helped him celebrate. The
little affair was in the nature of a
valentine party. The decorations were
of hearts, and Mrs, Barlow served re-
freshments
Superintendent Aaron Palmer, Of the
public schools, went to Cedar Rapids.
Saturday, to attend a meeting of the
executive committee of the Northeast
ern Iowa Teachers association. Mr..
| Palmer is a member of the cornmittee.
This week he will so to Chicago, to. at
tend meeting Of the superintendent
department. Of the National Education
all association, which meets February
25, 26 and "a.
Mrs. S. j. Havens, SO4 West State
street, entertained the n. S. club aud a
few friends, numbering about twenty
five, Friday, afternoon, in honor of her
birthday anniversary. Refreshments
| We're served by Mrs. Ravens, assisted
by Miss Laura blessing. The place cards
bore pictures of trees and cherries. and
tiny hatchets We're given as souvenirs
Mrs. Ravens received many beautiful
presents in honor>of The occasion.
Rev. Clark Brown, Of West Branch.
addressed an audience of 100 boys at
the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.. and amused
and entertained them with crayon
sketches. The Gross Roads was his
subject. which he illustrated with rapid
drawing made, upon the blackboard.
Rev. Brown gave a chalk talk to en-
poyes of tie Lennox Furnace COM
pany, al the company's works. during
the noon hour today
The mirthful, musical four Mortons,
SAM Clara Kittie and Paul, whose