Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-15
DR. Billiard. osteopath. % e. Main.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath, 302 w Main

DR. Billiard. osteopath, % E. Main.
Dr. Burkart, osteopath. 302 w. Main
Wanted-Boy to tend to bread coun
ter at Robertson & Shrubs
1t will pay you to call and see wha
Culley has in the bottled goods line 70
picncs
Ice cream will be served during the
band concert this evening at the sol
disrs' home.
President L. r. Osborne, of the
Marshailtown Buggy Company, wen
to Chicago yesterday for short stay
on business.
Yeoman's dance tonight at Odd Fell
lows hall Evening tickets % cents
Music by Adams orchestra.
The Tirzah Aid society will be en-
tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Isaac Painter. $40 West Boone street.
Just a few Of those go carts left at
Marion Cards furniture store. You can
get one at factory prices if you buy
/ now.
Remember the auction sale tomor-
| row evening at the soldiers home
gates; the John Caster property. See
| Peckham & Smiths ad. page T.
/ Mr.. w. D. Conroy. of the Mason City
| Globe Gazette was in the city We'd
nesday evening, en- route home from a
| business trip to keokuk and Oskaloo-
Sa.
| Marshall lodge, No los, A. F. & A.
NJ, will work on third degree Friday
evening al 1850. Our regular meeting
will be called at s o'clock. H. G.
Hoeck, w. NJ
Mrs. Frey R Kerr. wife of President
Kerr, of Palmer College, LeGrand, is
quite ill with an attack of gastritis. Mr..
Kerr. who wa. on a two weeks BUSH
ness trip in thu interests of the college,
was called home owing to his wife's
illness.
Mrs. ]. C. Irwin and Mrs Clemens
were hostesses at the Irwin home. 1OS
South Third street, Wednesday after
noon, to the Busy Bee circle of the l..
o. T. NJ. The afternoon was very
pleasantly spent, and the hostesses
served refreshments.
Mrs Chloe Bloomfield. has cleared
property owned by her on West State
street just west of the central fire
station, and yesterday the work Of
laying foundation for new barn
was commenced. The barn will cover
the entire property.
Miss Lora Carney went to Grinnall
this morning to attend the wedding of
her cousin, Professor Paul Peck of
Iowa College, to Miss Catherine Par
sons. which is to be celebrated this ev-
ening. Mr.. J. l.. Carney and John
Woodbury., Jr. Will go to Grinnell this
evening.
Mr.. Delbert McElwain entertained a
dozen young people Wednesday even
ing in honor of Miss Bess Tribble, of
Atlantic, who has been visiting a. the
Fl. o. McElwain home, 4O6 East Linn
street, for the past two weeks. The
evening was spent with games and
music, and light lunch was served by
Mrs. McElwain.
Sheriff C. S. Hutson and his broth
er-in-law James Haggin, who were
called to ST. Joseph Mo-, because of
S'Si''ssc >.
sons brother Joseph Haggin. arrived
home this morning. While Mr.. Hag-
gin had both arms broken by being
thrown from an engine. and was other
wise badly bruised, it is thought he
will recover
Mrs B. K. Nichols, Of Green Noun
tain, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Luella, were in the city Wednes-
day afternoon, en- route to Lscomb,
where they remained over today with
their son and, brother, Mr.. F. c. Mich
OILS. and family. From Liscomb this
evening, Mrs. Nichols and daughter
will leave fer Reliance S. D., where
they will join Mr.. Nichols, and make
that their future home.
A box car, loaded with shelled corn,
was derailed in the Northwestern
yards, a short distance west of the I'M
ion station early this morning, by the
hange on one of the. wheels breaking
off. The car left the track west of
Center stree: and ties. bolts and rail
joints were cut for a distance of more
than 200 yards. Traffic was not in
terrupted as trains We're sent around
the derailed car on a passing track.
E,rma. the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ H. Shelley, celebrated her
sixth birthday Wednesday afternoon.
at her home, by inviting in a few of
her little friends. Various games We're
enjoyed, after which light refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Shelley,
assisted by her daughter. Ethel. and
Miss Cora Beckwith. Those present
We're Gatha Maulsby, Nellie Starboard,
Mary Durvn. Ruth West Forestine
Devine and Ray and Kenneth Shee-
ley.
Rev. John r. Smith, Of Omaha, who
with Mrs. Smith, has been in the
city for a week with Mrs. Smiths
cousin. Mrs. F. r. Benedict, and fam |
lily, left Wednesday evening for his |
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