Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-11

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| 16 years old. at Van Tines wal pape
| store.
I DR.. Letters offices are now In tht
new ArmbruTer block, over Whitton'
| Whitehead Co
Lost - String of beads and pear
brooch Finder return to Pilgrirn note
and receive reward.
Telephone Chas. J. Lander. fir any
thing in the drug or toilet goods lines
and secure prompt delivery.
H. ,Mi-o-na stomach tablets for indi-
gestion. Money back if they fail to
cure. Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
| Burnham s. Egermayer, lawyers, CITY
| National Bank building, rooms III ane
12. General law practice. Collections
The Central Iowa Business College
will start new classes in shorthand
| typewriting and bookkeeping mex
Monday Catalog free.
We shipped s1s house safe to Mel
bourne. The SIT and $40 size ar
Just what you want for home use; 2V'
| lbs See Schmidt for practical hard
ware.
| Mrs. B. NJ. Campbell. living west o.
| the city, was in Gilman Saturday at
tending the funeral of her cousin. Mis-:
Catherine Korns. Miss Korns died II
Tama county Wednesday.
New percales, new swisses, new
French ginghams, new fancy RIBBONS
new dress goods. Persian lawns, Frencf
Elawns, 1nulls and figured swisses ar
irving at NJ. r. Andrews.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Cemetery Aid society, will be held
Thursday instead of wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. w. Woods,
corner of Second and Linn streets.
Special convocation Signet Chapter
No. SO, r. A. NJ. for work. this ev-
ening, March H. Gavel falls 7:3C
sharp Visitors welcome. Come If pos
sible. G. r. Norris, Secy., A. D. Meek
err, H. P.
The Saturday Afternoon Whist club
was entertained by Mrs. w. A. Sandoe,
sos North Center street Guests of the
club were Mrs. l.. C. Norris, Mrs. r. w.
Nc reery and Miss Matena Nelson. A
Hight lunch was enjoyed, following the
games.
one of the treats of the season will
he the lecture on TRUSTS" by Con-
gresham Ltttlefield at the NJ. ~
church Tuesday evening. The subject
is a timely one and will probably at
tract big crowd. Seat sale opens at
Henry Pappe's Tuesday, March II, $
a. M Prices 20, So, 80, IS cents.
Rev. L. B. Xix went to Belle Plaine
this morning to meet with Rev. Mr.
lOsgood, for the purpose of preparing
| program for the spring meeting OF
1 the Central Association of Congrega-
tional churches, which meets in Belle
Plaine, May Z and 8, Revs. Hix ano
Osgood are the program committee.
| The basket ball team captained by
Clyde Jay, won from the team led by
| James Swingley of the Junior Y. M. G
| Al league, by the score of 10 to 8. The
team captained by Clarke Powers was
defeated by Willie Goods team by the
score of to II. The leagues schedule
closes with the game of next Saturday
| r. w. Archer, formerly local agen
for the Standard Oil Company, WE
was transferred to the TT. Dodge agenc.
of the company few months ago
spent Saturday in the city attending
the monthly meeting of the board o
| directors Of the Hawkeye Commercial
| Mems Association.
| F. A. Decker of Clear Lake, s. D.
who, with others from this city, act
companied the body of his mother, Mrs
r. A Decker, to Rockford, ILL.,, re
turned to this city this morning. TIL!
funeral at Rockford was very largel.
attended Saturday afternoon. MI
Decker will remain in the city for
short time visiting his daughters, Mrs
/ C. r. Speers and Mrs. B. w. Sinclair.
The body of Daniel S. Yocom, ,wht
died in Oskaloosa Sunday, passed thru
/ the city this morning on its way t.
| Blarstown, where it was inferred. Ac.
companying the body was number o.
relatives among whom was a sister.
| in-law, Mrs. G. S. Yocom of Oklahoma
Mrs. Yocom left her purse, containing
| $50 lying in the seat of the passenger
coach when she alighted here. Sht
soon discovered her loss, but search
of the train proved fruitless, and thu
few passengers who had been on i
had scattered in various directions ant
/ could~not be found.
Mr.. John G. Ferguson. formerly Q
the auditing department of the low
Central, in this city. now in the gener
/ al offices at division headquarters Q
the Great Northern, at Melrose. MINI
has just returned home from the hos
pital at Rochester, Mimi, where he re
Gently underwent very critical opera
i ton for the removal of thyroid goitel
The surgeons declared it to have bee
the most serious and critical operation
i of the kind that has ever come unde
their hands. The operation was com
plete success and the surgeons say h
will regain perfect health. Mrs. Fersu
son accompanied her husband to tn
hospital and remained with him unit
he was sufficiently recovered to re
i turn home. Mrs Ferguson was for
merly Miss Emma Harris. a stenogra
4 pller in the office of the Marshall O
i Company. Mr.. Ferguson is son Q
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