Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03
DR. Bullard, osteopath, % E. Main.

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William Battin, 8 per cent farm loans.
DR.. w. M. Choate, dentist, office over
the. Fidelity bank.
/ Sheled English walnuts just re-
ceived at Reynolds & Sheldon's.
DR.. Harris office and residence over
IL West Main street New phone 1893.
| Dr. Cora williams, diseases Of wom-
en-. and Obstetrics. Office over the FL
| deity bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Brltson, of 1l2
South Second street, are parents Of a
daughter, born this morning.
The Busy Bee picnic Will meet az
Presbyterian church September at .
a. m. Transportation 20 cents.
Mrs. K. A. Swanson. who spent La
Dor Day in Des Moines visiting reia-
tives, returned home Monday evening
Wanted To buy a property north
4 of Main street, between Center and
Fourth street. Address T. g. r., care
T.-R.
The Primary Sunday School Teach
ers union will meet at 2:45 Wednes-
| day afternoon at the Methodist church,
with Mrs George NJ. Lyon as leader.
chaplain Jesse Cole of the soldiers
home. is to deliver the opening address
at the commencement of the school
year OF the Laander Clark college, To-
lledo.
An enthusiastic , meeting OF the
stockholders of the Green Mountain
Farmers Elevator Company was held
Monday afternoon, and was largely ct
TENDED.
MIR. J. e. Stanton, Of the Temple OF
Economy, who has been confined to his
home owing to illness for a week, was
able to be down town for q short time
this morning.
Mr.. William st. George Murray, OF
Dallas Tex, salesman in the Lone Star
state for the MarshaRtow1 Buggy
Company Of this city. V spending the
week at the factory.
| A meeting Of the w. c. T. U. IN
lhonor of Miss Mary e. Barber, ma
tional lecturer, of Los Angeles, Cal.
| will be held Wednesday afternoon at
80 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Lora
A. Bennett, 407 North Second avenue.
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4 The meeting OF the Luxerit Bible
class, which was to have been held at
the home of Mrs r. NJ. Ash, sol West
State street, on "Wednesday, has been
postponed until Wednesday of next
week.
Mr.. w. r. Blackledge of Hay Springs,
Neb., who has been visiting with Mrs
Blackledge at the home Of the laners
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Pember-
/ ton. departed for his home this morn
ing.
Veteran Jerome King, Of the soldiers
home, arrived from Davenport Monday
evening, after three weeks furlough
spent with his family. Mr.. King Is
. helpless invalid as the result Of a rail-
4 road wreck on the Rock Island fourteen
| years ago, when he was employed as
baggageman and was injured. He Is
paralzed from the hips down and to-
tally blind.
The case OF Mackaman W.. Hinecker.
which was tried in Justice Millards
court short time ago, has been carried
Z
/ 1t was filed today. Maclsaman brought
SUIT for judgment of s9s.99, claimed as
q commission in real estate tranac-
4 ton. The verdict in the justice court
i gave Mackaman Q verdict Of SIS and
he appealed.
i Word from TT. Wayne, Ind, received
4 today by DR.. N. Merrill from his wife,
4 states that the cause of the death OF
Mrs Merrih's father, w. G. MdMIahon,
was due to an accident, which occurred
4 on Saturday, when Mr.. McMahon was
/ thrown from a wagon loaded with til
Ling. One OF the wheels passed over
the unfortunate mans body, and death
resulted the day following.
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4 Miss Belle Classen and Miss Edith
Il Runner Of Vienna township, and Miss
Grace Strain, Of Green Mountain, went
to Cedar Falls Monday, to enter the
Iowa State Normal School. Miss Clas-
sen will be home in two weeks time. in
order to assume charge Of the DEPART
ment Of textile fabrics at the county
fair G. H. Van Law is superintendent
of this department, and Miss Classen
assistant superintendent.
Miss Lena Reese, daughter OF Will
lam S. Reese, Of Honey Creek, Har-
din county, arrived in the city Monday
evening from Chicago, and took a later
4 train for her home. Miss Reese is pre-
4 pairing herself for work in the mission
fields OF China, and has been IN Chi
i cago studying the Chinese language. In
about two weeks time she will leave
for Los Angeles, to enter a Bible in
stitute for study along mission lines.
Miss Reese is member Of the Friends
church, and is granddaughter Of Isaac
Painter, of this city.
A thoroughly enjoyed camping party,
q given by Miss Vala Andrews and Mr.
W. T. Scott in honor of Cedar Rapids
friends, came to close Monday even
4 ing, after two days outing spent in
/ the grove where a. shack is located
about five miles east of town. Those in
4 whose honor the affair was planned,
were Misses Helen Evans, sand Ruby
/ Rhoades, Messrs. Charles Schoen and
John Burianek, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
McNaughton, all of Cedar Rapids. Mr..
and Mrs. McNaughtor chaperoned the
i crowd, the other members of which
/ who We're there the entire time, being
Mr.. j. II. Smith, Of Fort Dodge; Miss
es Vala Andrews, Bessie Darrin, Lucy
iMcBroom and Mabel Bussard, and
Messrs. w. T. and Ray Scott. The
campers returned to this city after