Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-11
DR.. Mershon. IS West Main street.

1HOlCe SSeQ wheat dl lLeNtl diip
M. r. Andrews offers woman's
cravenette coat at SIS.
Another lot Of those fine prunes at
&c at Reynolds & Sheldon.
Full blooded Buff Cochin chickens
| for sale at and East State street.
| For Rent seven-room house,
| freshly papered and painted: full lot
and barn. Inquire Bates, 1903 West
| Main.
A new lot of choice pitted plums,
| silver prunes, black prunes. peaches
and other dried fruits at Reynolds d
| Sheldon.
See the grand march by six drill
teams in fun uniform and the drill by
the X. o. 7. NJ. team, at Forney's hall
tonight, commencing $50.
Mr.. and Mrs L. C. Medears enter
regular meeting The evening was
spent with five hundred as usual.
| I'd like to receive your fence order.
The Pittsburg electric welded fence
has this year the No. II stay wire;
| will never slip: the easiest fence to
| stretch over any ground. See Schmidt.
| Congressman Littlef1eld will give his
celebrated lecture on TRUSTS" in Y. M.
C. A. course, at M. Il. church, tomorrow
evening. Seat sale opens in the morn
ing at Henry Pappe's, 5 a. m. Prices
%, 80, so, Is cents.
| Don't forget to get your seats early
| for the lecture by Congressman Lit
tlef1eld on Trusts" at the NJ H.
church tomorrow evening. Seat sale
opens at Fl. Pappe's, Tuesday, a. M.
Prices %, 35, So rs cents.
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Travelling Passenger Agent Charles
Walters, of the Iowa Central. with
! headquarters at Peoria, accompanied
| by Mrs. Walters passed thru the city
Saturday evening on his way to Iowa
tFalls, where Sunday was spent with
Mr.. Walters parents
| Miss Electa Seglem, of Radcliffe. who
has been visiting her sisters, Mrs
Charles Gustofson and Mrs. Ed. White.
| for the past two and one-half weeks,
returned home today, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Christina, who will
| remain Tor a TWO months WISH.
| Mrs. c. S. Giddings received a tele-
gram Sunday morning from Omaha
announcing the death of her mother,
| Mrs. Helen Shelby from ailments pc
culiar to old age. The funeral was,
| held today, but Mrs. Gddings was
unable to attend, on account of her
own ill-health
Herman Colt. an Iowa Central pas
senger conductor, was taken sick at
his home Saturday of disorders Oh the
stomach, with which he frequently
suffers. He was unable to take his
run and his place on No. was taken
| by Conductor Frank Snyder, of CDska-
loosa.
Saturday being the birthday ami
versary of Mrs l.. c. Medearis, twenty
five friends planned a surprise at her
home. 202 North Second street and
presented her with a beautiful spoon
as remembrance. The evening was
enjoyed with cards. music and refresh
mentS.
Nothing as yet has been heard from
either Emma Dunwoody, or Emma
Thompson, the two 17-year-old girls
WIS ran away from home about three
weeks ago. search is still being
made thru the police departments of
different cities where it is thought pos
sibly the girls may have gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Vosburg, Mr.. ard
Mrs. f. r., Gould. Mr. and Mrs. James
Stewart, Mr.. and tIrs. A. f. Urbine.
and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ensminger
and Mrs. Estella Beatty and Miss Mel
lie Gold and Mr.. Scott w. Head, all
of Gilman, formed theater party
that attended 1.-THE Time, the Place,
and the Girl here Saturday night
Mayor p. j. Bussey, of Montour, was
in the city Saturday. looking after bus
mess matters pertaining to the trade
of his hotel property at Montour for
residence property here. Mr. Bussey is
figuring on buying stock of goods
here and engaging in business He ex-
poets to come to Marshalltown whether
| or not he closes trade for his Mon
| tour property.
| A pot of tar, which had been set to
heat on top of the stove in the office
of the Newland feed yard, on South
Center street, got SO hot that 1t boiled
over and started blaze that covered
| the stove The fire department was
summoned, but thei fire was put out
before it arrived and before the blaze
did any damage more than blacken the
room with smoke.
A great many people from out of the
city were in town Saturday night to
witness the production of Askin &
Singers "'The Time, the Place. and the
Girl" at the Odeon The largest thea
ter party was from Tama and Toledo,
and numbered sixty. Twenty were here
from Gilman. several from Beaman,
/ Garwin, Eldora, Nevada and State Gem
ter. and few from Montour, LeGrand
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