Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-04

Il son. born Saturday.
Mrs. George Rapp, sos North Center
street, will entertain the Royal Neigh
bors' aid society Tuesday afternoon.
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| The display of valentines at the
Simmons Book Store is the best eve'
shown in the city. Don't fail to ses
| them.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Young went to
Tama this morning. where they sold
residence property which they owned
there.
The child study department of the
women's club will meet with Mrs. F. X.
Benedict. 9O7 West Main street, Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
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A. Odett has several improved farms
in the Red river valley. Minnesota, to
exchange for income property or mer-
chandise. See him before dealing else
where.
| If you have anything in income pro-
perty that you wish to exchange for
good farm in Minnesota, where land Is
advancing in price rapidly. call on A
Odett, 122 East Main.
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Iowa Central coach No g.. which has
been in the local shops being cleaned
and repainted, was brought out this
morning and placed on the south
| bound passenger. No. 4.
| Drs. H. r. Echternacht and L. T.
Kellogg left for Iowa City this morning
| to attend the annual Iowa State Alum
| nj Dental society clinic. which will be
| in session there today and Tuesday.
Again we call your attention to our
removal sale on hard and soft coal
| heating stoves. The price will easily
save you So to $40 on stove. Cash
or note See Schmidt, the stove man
Unity court, No. 81, Tribe of Ben
Hur, will hold it's regular meeting on
Monday night, February II, instead OF
on Monday evening, February 4. Mem
bers please take notice G. b. Nc
Combs, chief.
John S. Griffiths, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. w Griffiths. left for Corsfcana Tex,
Sunday evening, to enter the employ of
the Gay, Richardson Oil company as
travelling auditor. Mr.. Griffiths has
DSGI III lilc SihpioS VI tiiC ioSehi CAhhNiA
of the Standard Oil company for the
past five years.
George Crazy, who is one of the COM
mssioners appointed to assess the ben
efits to land owners by reason of the
digging of the inter-county drainage
ditch in this and Story county, went
to State Center this morning to meet
the other commissioners, who are
to be there today.
The high school boys basket bali
team, which was scheduled to meet the
Grinnell team in match game on the
latter's grounds Saturday night, was
compelled to give up the trip owing to
the lateness Of the south-bound train
Saturday evening. The game will be
played at some later date.
Word received from Albert Lea,
Mimi. announces the birth of son to
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Rowen of that city,
former well-known residents of Mar
shalltown Mr. Rowen is conductor
on the Iowa Central, and with his wife
formerly made his home here. Mrs.
Rowen was formerly Anna Nevill, of
this city.
How can anyone know the minds of
$4,000 people? They may have 1000
different things to sell, they may want
1000 different articles or want to buy
SELL rent or exchange goods in LOGO
different ways. A little ad. in the T.-R
however, will reach everyone of them
and find just the person to meet your
proposition.
While attempting TO thaw out pipes
| in the former Getz residence. 30 East
| Main street, about 2 O'Clock Sunday at
| ternoon, fire was started by the
gasoline stove which was being used
running over or exploding. A blaze
was started in the room by the burning
| oil, but the department arrived and
put out the fire before any damage
could result.
The Sunday afternoon meeting at the
| Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. was in charge OF
members of the board of directors OF
| the association. President N. F. Mill
Ter presided and C. r. Ewald led the
singing. Short talks were made by 4
I. WATSON, G; W. Norton, DR.. George e.
| wanberg. w. w Doolittle, and n. r
Miller. Mr.. G. w Norton and Mr.. and
Mrs. P. F. Arney sang.
Rev. Mother Aloysia and Sister NJ
| Visitation, of the mother house of the
| Sisters of Mercy, Davenport, are in the
city for a stay of several days with
The Sisters of ST. Thomas hospital The
| object of the visit is to accompany tic
Davenport Sister M. Dorothy. superin-
tendent of nurses of st. Thomas, who
| is i'll of appendicitis. Sister Dorothy
will remain in the mother house some
time, until she becomes stronger.
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Beauty, laughter and song are said
| to be the three most potent factors in
| the makeup of THE Land of Nod the
big musical extravaganza which comes
to the Odeon this evening. Many per-
sonages new to the stage are introduced
and among them are the Man in the
! Moon. a jolly sentimental chap, daring
| in his f1irtations when he is not mo-
| Tested by his shrewish wife. Rory Bory
Alice; a mischievous Weather Mar
who brings untimely storms to brighter
the children; slangy Chorus Girl from
Broadway. an animated Welsh Rare
bit, and April Fool. 1t is a pretty, inn
aginative story properly adorned with
pretty settings. comely, spirited
chorus and decorative costumes, and
| enlivened with weird creatures.