Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-17
It's tonight Finkle's hall.
Drs. Conway. physicians and sur.

| & Brintnall's.
Golden Thistle flour makes white
| bread. Olsons.
New laces, all widths, 5 cents extra
values. NJ. f. Andrews,
The Royal Highlanders are still ut"
at Finkles hall Come!
Jonathan Wealthy, Northern Spy,
and Baldwin apples. at olson's.
If you have horses to sell. consign
them to the horse sale Jan. % They
have the best of buyers.
The Catholic ladies' mite society will,
hold a special meeting In the basement
of the church Friday evening.
| Did you say black suit of nice I'M
finished worsted? We have II at such
popular prices that 1t will astonish you.
Hopkins. the popular tailor
| E. A. c. O. flour is in Il class by it,
self. II is not sold in competition with
other fours, being sold on it's quality
alone 1t is the very highest grade.
| Ask your grocer or Il. e. Benedict 4
| Co., about it.
| A second derailment of freight car
near Coppo.k. on the Iowa Central
| Wednesday, delayed the north bound
| passenger train eight hours in arriv-
| ing in this city. The passenger. which
was due here at O'clock did not arr
rive until / o'clock this morning. No.
| 3 of Tuesday was delayed six hours
by a similar accident.
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Mrs. John b. Classen, OF Green
Mountain, returned home Wednesday
night from Cedar Falls, where she
has been for several days owing to
the illness of her daughter, Miss Belle,
who Is a student at the Iowa State
| Normal school. Miss Classen was
threatened with an attack of pneu-
monia, but has now recovered suffi-
GENTLY to be able to attend classes.
| Mr.. Lacey j. Patterson arrived home
this morning from Crookston, and 9TH
err Minnesota and South Dakota points.
where he has been for a ten days stay
on business. He also looked after his
farming interests in Carroll county,
Iowa, and business matters in Omaha,
while gone. At Crookston Mr.. Patter-
son called on j. p. Dotson, now of the
| Crookston Times, whom he found
nicely located in his new business.
| Secretary John A. Goodell. of the
Railroad Y. NJ. C. A., will read pa
per on THE Associations Relationship
to Mans Social Life before the con-
ference secretaries of the state asso-
citation at Sioux City on February 3D.
The conference of the secretaries comes
on the day preceding the state con-
vention, which meets February Ia to
H. Several delegates from the local
association will attend the convention
The will of George Shyrock OF
Rhodes, was filed for probate in tho
district court this morning. The will
disposes Of the property, both personal
and real estimated to be worth about
$4,000. The widow, Mrs. Theodosia
Shyrock, is given life interest in all
of the property, which, after her death.
is bequeathed to the sons and daugh-
ter, of whom there are six. Ollie Shy
rock, one Of the sons, is named admin
istrator without bonds.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Tallman We're
completely surprised Wednesday night
l ny lllG ILleilUCLS VI Holctl lIOo5S, 4SO. ~
Iowa Legion Of Honor, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. III. S. McGoogan, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Tallrnan went supposins
Ito assist In surprise on Mr.. and Mrs
McGoogaIl After their arrival fifty
seven members of the lodge put in an
appearance, and presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Tallman with a beautiful oak
rocker, in appreciation of the work
each had done for the betterment of the
lodge. The evening was spent social
ly, with cards and music, and refresh
ments were served by Mrs. McGoogan
assisted by other ladies of the lodge
| A party of Texas land seekers have
gone to Canyon City, for a stay of a
week or ten days on business. The
party is composed of George d. Brown,
w. Keiser, A. Sharp and Will II. Will
son of this city, William Paisley and
Frank Gard and A. j. Mcpherson Of
Taylor township, G. w. Smith and
Clarence Wickersham of Washington
township, George B. Young Of Montour,
James Johnson and B. c. Void of Story
City, John S. Johnson of Gilbert and
Frank Bean of Reasnor, Jasper coun-
| ty. Mr.. Wilson is making the southern
trip in the hopes of finding relief from
the asthma; and will remain several
weeks, going from Canyon City to Ros-
well, N. NJ, Pecos, Texas, and other
points.
The L. and III. clue enjoyed it's reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. III. M. Mich
OILS at Marietta. The program opened
with music by Opal Shewalter, and
roll call was answered with items of
interest about Heidelberg. Miss Abb
bic Shumway read German legend,
Mrs. Ruth Edsall gave paper on Lit
erary Women of Germany" Fred
Baum one on "Recent German Writ
ers:" and Roscoe Packer gave the story
of "William Tell" followed by a short
talk on "Oberammergau,' by Mrs. H.
NJ. Nichols Three numbers, left over
from the previous meeting, were also
enjoyed. They were "Goethe's Faust
by Mrs. w. II. II. Woodward Some
German Writer'S" by George Roberts,
and '.Froebel and His CoWorkers," by
Miss Ethel Ravens. There was a large
attendance at the meeting.
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