Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-22
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The City in Brief

is The City in Brief 5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
DR.. Bullard osteopatn, rs E. Main
Drs Conway, physicians and sur.
geons.
See Horne 4 Gelvin for lawn NOV
ers.
We carry a fine assortment OF f1si
tackle. Horne & Gelvin-
For celebrated Miller Creek, call W
"a South Side Coal Company.
Mr.. George Alexander, of st. An
thony, spent Friday In the city on bus
mess.
limited amount of nice comb hon
ey for Is cents a pound at the Mutua
Benefit.
District Passenger Agent George NJ
Martin OF the Iowa Central, was in ths
city today.
All Eagles welcome, Tuesday even
ing, April 80. Dancing and banquet a
Eagle hall. BY order committee.
Notice. Every member of Banner
lodge, No 1873. l. o. o. f., are requested
TO be present Tuesday evening. I'm
portant business.
"Ar' Ferry, of Gearing, was IN the
city Friday, being on his way home
from Chicago. where he had accom-
panied load of hogs.
| Roney Boys at the Christian church
| Thursday evening. One OF the famous
musical organizations of the country
Be sure to hear them.
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Little Nina Mooers. Of Gilman, who
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis a few days ago. is doing very
nicely and steadily improving.
Do you need field fence? The cleo
trio welded fence has the long and
stay wires the same heft. Plenty of
26-inch fence in stock, Zoe a rod See
| Schmidt.
| Miss Hazel Sandoe returned home
Friday evening from months stay in
| Chicago, She has been there taking
| treatment for her eyes, which are con-
siderably improved
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Our wash machine family consists OF
| 10 different machines. The water mo-
tor machine, the one minute and the
high speed are our leaders You find
1t at St;hmidt's II it is made.
S. A, Long, of Dayton, O., who adj
dressed the Y. NJ. C. A. mems meeting
Sunday afternoon, at Forney's hall
went 10 Waterloo last hight where he
lectures this evening.
Wortl today about Mrs. c. C. Bratt, of
LeGrand, who is lying very seriously
sick OF injuries received from fall
is thai: she is thought to be perhaps a
| very little better. There is no material
change in her condition.
Master Mechanic I. M. Feeley, of the
Iowa Central, accompanied by Mrs.
Feeley, arrived home Friday evening
from Minneapolis, where he has beer
for 9. few days on company business
4 Superintendent C. S. Hayden, of Os-
kaloosa, also reached home Friday eve
ming from a Minneapolis trip.
4 DR.. e. M. Singleton is confined to a
room at his hospital, owing to threat
ened attack Of pneumonia. AS yet he
Is noe seriously ILL., and it is believed
| that the conditions are pretty we'll I'M
der control. Mrs. Singleton, who UNI
| derwent a very extensive surgical OPP
GRAFTON few weeks ago, is doing very
nicely.
DR.. and Mrs F. P. Lierle, 1862 West
Church street entertained smah COM
4 pany of former Center street neighbors
and few others Friday evening, COM
\ plimentary to Dr.. Lierle's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. l. A. Lierle, of Norwalk. Mr.
and Mrs. F. FL. Rolston, OF near Lis
comb, were the only guests from dis
lance. The hostess served q light
lunch during the evening.
! Mrs. Ray Young left Saturday even
ing for Iowa City in company with
her little niece. Florence Kocher Of
Melbourne, and 'brother-in-law Mr.. Lee
Kociher. The trip is made in the in
terests of the little girls health, ane
an operation for appendicitis will BIZ
performed Immediately. The patient il
only 70 sAsares old, and has only recov-
Tered from a recent attack of the dis.
ease, but Mrs. Young will remain with
her niece until after the operation. anc
possibly until she is able to be brought
back home.
i considerable interest is being man
ifest especially by property owners
in the lecture on "rhe City Beautiful
/ to be given next Friday evening. Apri
IS, at the Congregational churcI by
Professor Mcbride, Of the state uni
versity. The lecture is under the aus
pices of the City Federation of Won
erl's clubs. whose efforts to beautify
our city by the trimming and care OF
trees, parkings, streets, lawns and gar
dGns, and otherwise. should be reward
e,; by increased cooperation on the
part Of citizens.
Mrs. Emma Boardman was leader
Friday afternoon at the meeting of the
Ladies' Home Missionary society Of the
Methodist church. held at the home OF
Mrs. E. M. Santee, SIT, North Center
street. The subject was "ICmigrants-
1 Letting In and Shutting Out" Mrs
Humphrey and Mrs. Elliott gave read
ings on the same topic. A considerable
sum was disclosed at the annual mite
! box opening. which took place at this
| meeting. Another feature Of the aft
ernoon was the presentation Of a home
,r,icc iD no Win, 70 ,hon