Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-22

Piano tuning. Address ny hi"ii'
Charles l.. Keller, 106 East Linn street.
The Beethoven club Will meet We'd
nesday afternoon with Miss Clara
Grips, sos North Second avenue.
Flour is high but baked goods are
selling at the same old prices at Cui-
ley's. He handles the Sanitary Bakery
line.
The Busy Bee circle of the l.. o. I.
M. will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. L. A. Foster. 312 West Linn
street.
Culley the grocerman, handles bunte
Bros. chocolate creams and high grade
cream glaces. None so good for the
price asked.
Buy your seats early tomorrow at
Henry Pappe's for the Colonial &c
tette Prices IS cents and 81. Seat
plat open at Z .. m.
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The modern homes now being built
by Superintendent Palmer and Fl. w.
Shove on North Fourth street. will be
heated by Lennox furnaces.
The members of the Literary clan
met Monday evening in the manual
training building Of the high school, to
do some work in measurements
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H. l.. Laird secretary of the 1oWd
and Nebraska Retail Coal Dealers AS
ISOLATION, went to Omaha Monday
night for a short stay on business.
This is a favorable time of the year
for farmers to dip hogs and sheep ana
use Zenoleum or Standard Dip. Sold
by E. e. Benedict & Co.. 4 East State.
Mrs. E. 8. ketchum entertained
small company of relatives Tuesday
evening at dinner as a surprise on Mr..
Ketchum, in celebration of his birth
day anniversary.
James Dunno, of Chicago. owner OF
the eating house at the union station,
was in the city Monday night. Mr..
Dunno arrived from Chicago and left
for the west this morning.
Stated conclave of st. Aldemar COM
No. 80, K. r.. this evening. for
rehearsal and drill Members are re-
quested to be present in uniform.
Fred Wallace, recorder. l. I. Forbes,
r. G.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Parker was hostess to the
Ladies' Reading circle Monday after,
noon. the readers being Mrs. Z. ;.
Giddings and Mrs. w. Fl. Jones. The
next week will be with Mrs.
r. E. Sears.
Charlotte May Reidel filed nurses
certificate from the state board of
medical examiners, with the county
recorder Monday afternoon. Miss Rel
del is graduate of ST. Thomas hospi-
tai training school.
Mrs. E. L. Kinnan, corner Of Main
and Fifth. streets. is quite seriously i'll
Kinnan has BECOME paralyzed from the
waist down, but it is believed that the
trouble will only be temporary.
Dwight Deninead, who is attending
Iowa State College, and who has been
spending a week at his home in the
city, returned to Ames Monday night.
Earl Perry and Roy Sanford, who are
also attending Iowa State College, and
who spent Sunday here, went back to
Ames Monday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
tan church will meet Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. S. L. Laubach, $40
North Second avenue, at which time
the members will take up some sewing
for Mrs David Duncan. whose chill
dren lost practically all of their wear
ing apparel in a fire that damaged the
Duncan home last week.
Mrs. B. L. Knight, Of Spencer, and
her sister n-law, Miss Ida Knight,
who have been in the city for a few
days visiting with Mrs. knights sis
ter, Mrs E. L. Jones, left for their
home this morning. Mrs. Knight was
in Des Moines last week, where she
attended the state Rebekah assembly
as a delegate from the Spencer lodge.
Assistant Secretary Claude w. War
rem. of the Railroad Y. M. c. A., went
to Cedar Rapids this morning to at
tend a religious work conference. held
by the state committee, for association
employees and committee chairman, OF
the associations Of central Iowa. Some
of the committee members expected to
go to Cedar Rapids late this afternoon
to attend the evening conference.
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j. T. Higham, who was formerly
yardmaster here for the Iowa Central,
but who for several months past has
been in Des Moines working in the
South Des Moines yards of the Great
Western, has returned here to live,
and will soon move his family here.
Mr.. Higham has been placed in charge
of the night switching crew of the
Iowa Central
Two carloads Of Sioux Indians. who
have been in the east with the Buffalo
Bill show during the season. passed
thru the city this morning on their
way to the agency at Pine Ridge. Neb.
Most of the members Of the party have
been with the Buffalo Bill show for
four or five seasons, only returning to
the agency when the season has closed
in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cook, Of Des
M Dimes. are in the city for a brief Wis
it with Mr.. Cooks sister. Mrs. Frank
Lockwood. Mr. and Mrs. Cook were
married at Des Moines Saturday, Mrs.
Cook having been Mrs. Maude Nc
Donald of Des Moines. Mr.. Cook who
was a former operator for the Postal
Telegraph Company in this city Is
now in charge Of the Wire at the plant
of the Agar Packing Company. at Dies
Moines.
Frank Hoffman former printer OF
this. city NOW IF MiuunanNliS lNhera he