Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-04
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The City in Brief

Nr>AN>/S~S
DR.. Lierle--lGye and ear
Or. Wood, eye, throat. nose and ear
All chronic troubles treated. DR.
MARS.
Dr. G. w. Harris, office and resi-
dence over IL West Main street. Bott
phones.
VI Trainmaster j. Il. Mccarthy, OF the
IAN, Central was in the city this
morning.
Headquarters for Hard Coal Base
Burners-S39O0 up. See Schmidt, the
Stove man.
Il DR.. Cora Williams, diseases OF won
an and obstetrics. Office over the ri
deity bank.
Anyone wishing to consult with ine
will find me at my office during once
hours. DR.. Mairs.
Another large shipment of White
Glover honey, stock very fine. GET
orders in early. VIII Miller.
M owing to the illness of Dr. > l.
y, 4. L
placed in charge Of the office.
8 Another large shipment OF White
clover honey, stock very fine. Ge'
orders in early. Win Miller.
remember the auction sale OF house
hold furniture on the premises oV'
south First avenue, tomorrow AT :
M
The ideal stove to heat small
room comfortably with hard coal OF
,.o,xe--a $1,000 or $1,000 Coles Ho'
Blast. See Schmidt.
" The regular meeting of the baptis'
Hill Bible class will be held TUESDAY
afternoon with Mrs. William Pierce
1e5 South Fifth street
Mr.. Ray p. Scott, who is enrolled as
81 law student at Drake University
and who came home Friday night. re-
turned. to Des Moinest Sunday night
The Ladies Aid society of the
Friends church will meet tomorfo"
With Mrs. John Presnal, $40 East Linn
street. A picnic dinner will be served
st noon.
y Every loyal American should near
Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson dis
cuss the Japanese American problem
al, the M. e. church Wednesday even
ing. Tickets SO and IS cents at Henry
Pappe's.
Mrs. Il. l.. Beldon. 20S South Fourth
avenue, who has been seriously slck
with an attack of fever during the
past few days, is slightly improved to-
day, her temperature having been
lowered a little since Sunday.
Miss ELLA Skegg was in Ames for an
over Sunday visit. going to attend an
Omega Delta fraternity party Satur-
day night Mrs. james Skegg accom-
panied her daughter and acted as
"a! aperon to the fraternity girls.
NxNanted - $1,000 for an investment
Wife, guarantees seven per cent with
no taxes and is safe enough to be ac-
copied as collateral at amy bank IN
Marslialltown Address in writing
Investment, care T.R., and | Will call
A good sized crowd attended the
second night Of the policemens fair at
7. Forney's hall Saturday evening. The
receipts for the evening We're more
tllan $10O. The fair opens againTues-
i day evening and continues each even
I ing OF this week
AIRS. A. j. Pence, Of Gilman spent
Sunday in the city at the home OF her
so1L Mr.. Fred Pence. Mr.. Pence is
here now. in charge of grocery store
helrecently acquired thru Il trade, and
- 4. f,N.
to- the city to make their home.
Mrs. d. T. Denmead, 306 East State
street, entertained company of four
teen young ladies at an informal anc
very delightful sew party Saturday
n afternoon. complimentary to her guest
d Miss Eleanor Conover, of Chicago a
4 thlsee-co course luncheon was served by
this hostess
clarence Yokom, clerk in the b
w Sinclair home, Went to Webster
City Sunday night, where he will visit
hi:sssister. Mrs. Harry Hotchlsiss for a
short time. He will be Joined there
1 by Mrs. Yokom, who has been visit
ing at her home in Minnesota, and to-
gefher they will go to Denver to re-
main on account of @ Mr.. Yokom':
Mrs. Matilda Turbett of Toledo, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening. and
VIII be the guest of Mrs. Agnes Det
ri',k for week or two. Mrs rurbett
was the plaintiff in the sensational di-
vt,rce case that was decided at Toledo
Friday by Judge Parker, who granted
the plaintiff decree. Mrs Turbetts
husband Daniel Turbett. is we'll
known contractor
s. County Attorney Egermayer. Coun-
II. Auditor Erastus Cornell, and Super
3yisors Jones and Bueghley and City
Engineer G. A. Baughman went to
Nevada this morning to be present at
Stllea hearing of the contest being made
oia the assessment for BENEFITS from
sstlts Marshall- Story county drainage
often. Because of the hearing the
monthly meeting of the supervisors
was not held today.
Mrs. George p. Powers. West Lin
friends Saturday afternoon at a mil
sitary' euchre party given in honor OF
hers sister. Mrs. f. G. Auringer, OF
Neigh. Neb. The table of which Mrs
G. "a Eadie was captain, having won
the most flags. was awarded the
prizes Three rooms were tastefully
decorated in flags. and the "rations'
were served in dainty boxes covered
4 aTd lined with flag paper. The affair