Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-15

| Ladies, now is your opportunity to
buy a suit. Everything in suits to be
closed out.
Superintendent C.ls. Hayden, of the
| Iowa Central, was in the city today OH
company business.
Marshalltown band dance in Odd
Fellows hall tonight. Ladies free. Ev-
ening tickets so cents.
The Concordia nahebund will meet
with Mrs. Albert Tow, sos East State
street, Thursday afternoon.
Buttermilk bread tastes better. is
better and is more satisfying than any
other kind. Robertson s. Strub, whole
sale and retail.
Patrick gladden., 702 South Third
street, an Iowa Central round house
employee who has been i'll for several
weeks, is in critical condition.
The Excelsior Aid society<will be en-
l;tertained, by Mrs. Lester Williams and
| Mrs. A I'M. Rhoades, at the Williams
home 604 East State street, Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Fullmer, 1903 West State
street, VINO has been seriously sick OF
pneumonia for the past two weeks, is
much improved today, apd is now
Thought to be out of danger.
It Is economy to buy Buttermilk
bread It lasts longer, does not dry out,
| and is wholesome and pure. Labeled
under the pure food law. Robertson &
L r,,l,5 t,rlaso1n or,6 ret "a
Charles Eurom. the young man who
was accidentally, wounded Monday
evening by the discharge of a shotgun
Elm the hands of Joe Arney, is doing
nicely, and was resting well today.
The Ladies auxiliary of the I'M. q.
"A will meet Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. N. E. Mighell. Mrs. Della
Arney, Mrs. G.. F. A. Walker and Miss
Mia Phelps will assist Mrs. Mighell
in entertaining.
Mesdames E.AR. Lay, T. ]. Fletcher,
ID. t. Nenmead. A. w. Head, w. J..
Head and j.. d. Vail and Miss Edna
Fularton went to Oskaloosa this morn
ing to attend the biennial meeting Of
State Federation Of Women's Clubs.
John Herbert went to Boone this
morning to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Herbert's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth MUIR
ply, which is to be held Thursday aft
ernoon Mrs. Murphy died Sunday
morning.
TT accept the position of special Ere
insurance agent and adjuster after my
term of the office Of city assessor ex-
pires, it will not Interfere with my To-
cal agency, so Il you want the best in
surance at the lowest rate call up No.
EOS, new phone. w. b. Elliott, agent.
Drs. w. S. Devine, H. P. Duffield, B
F. Kierulff, f. P. Lferle and G.. A. Mer-
shon went to Cedar Rapids this morn
ling to attend the annual meeting OF
| the Iowa State Medical society. DR.. N.
&c. Morse, of Eldora, and DR.. Mabie, OF
New Providence, were in the city this
morning on their way to Cedar Rap
| ids.
| The first of the meetings Of the
| board of directors Of the Railroad Y. NJ
lC. "A. since the opening offthe current
| The associations annual reports and
| the reports Of committees which We're
to have been submitteds We're held over
until a later date. when they will BE-
presented at a called meeting.
I first called to see DR.. Shallenber-
ger in 1902, and he has treated me and
several members Of my family, and has
always done exactly as he said. We
are all well pleased with his treatment
| If you have chronic case give the
doctor call and I assure you you Will
not regret It. Write to me and will
tell you all about my trouble. B. S.
Hartbeake. Earlville, Iowa
The $4,000 fire at Webster City,
which destroyed the plant of the Web
ster City Steel Radiator Company, is OF
local interest owing to the connection
with the company Of Thad Il. Travis,
formerly of this city. Mr.. Travis has
been at Webster City since leaving the
employ of the A. f. Shorthill Company,
and has been general manager Of the
Webster City concern.
Friends of Will Dickey will be
pleased to hear that he is recovering
Enicely from his operation for appen-
Isdicitis, performed at Mercy hospital,
Denver, Col. on the 9TH inst. A let
ter from Mrs. Dickey, the young mans
mother, states that all indications
point toward permanent recovery,
and that the patient expects to he dis
charged from the hospital by the 21st.
* Mrs. N. Merrill and Miss Bertha
|Campbell gave a delightful dinner par
Fly tuesday evening at the Merrill
home, 305 West Main street. compli-
mentary to Miss Cora Kilborn. whose
marriage to Mr.. Protheroe, of Denver,
takes place a week from today. The
other invited guests were Miss Wini-
fred Cousins, of Omaha; Mrs. Edith
Long McCaw. of Fargo. N. D.; Miss
Alice Bechtelheimer, of Denver; Misses
Grace Kilborn Nettie Hayzlett, Grace
and Mae Neil, Nell Culver, Grace
Ewald, Georgia Crazy and Amanda Re
del Mrs. Lettie Waterman. Mrs. Carrie
Duff;eld, Mrs Matte Lamb, and Mrs.
Minnie Allen The dinner was served
at $50 o'clock in five courses. and the
decorators we're % ..cd carnations and
white candles. The guest of honor was
surprised by a towel shower, and the
evening was spent in embroidering her
initial on the towels.
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