Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-12

Send your Snut-ln 1f1enu olootlilIt
plant for Valentines day. kemble's.
Wall paper remnant sale all thl
week at the Simmons Book Store. Bi
bargains.
Travelling Freight Agent w. r. Ster
rett, of the Iowa Central. was in tn
city Monday on business.
A. G. Thompson, a we'll known Tay
Tor township farmer. who has been IL
of grippe for several days. is improved
l will sell you fresh country butte
at % cents pound. Also oleomargar
inc is and 20 cents pound j. L. In
man.
| No meeting of the Literary clan was
held Monday evening. The two meet
ings will be combined next week at the
home of Miss 1gerna Getz.
White goods in checks. stripes. mer.
cerized effects. etc. for waists ant
dresses, can be found on sale at Nettit
Ingledue & Co.. the Up-to-Date DR.!
Goods House
A. Fl. Sheldon, $50 North First street
of the firm of Reynolds " Sheldon
who has been sick of nervous disor-
oers, is so much improved today that
he is able to be up.
The Busy Bee circle of the L. o. T
NJ. will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. W. NJ. Clark. Mrs. HI. s.
Thurber and Mrs. Minnie Allen, at the
Clark home, 204 North Third street.
Remember the benefit dance We'd
nesday evening. February 10, at For
ney's hall, given by Marshall lodge.
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America. Music by Fergu-
sons orchestra.
| There is to be meeting OF the
stockholders of the base ball associa-
| ton at the council chamber tonight
when important matters of business
| pertaining 10 the coming season ore to
come up for disposition.
| The line of wash goods we are show
| ing this season are far superior to any
thing ever shown in this city before,
patterns that have style and are lp-to-
date. Nettie Ingledue & Co.. the Up
to- Date Dry Goods House.
Neiman was in Grinnell Monday inves-
tigating a call for suspected case of
cerebro spinal meningitis among some
cattle owned by farmer south of
Grinnell. He found those living all
right.
Mr.. Stork wishes to inform those
whom he recently visited that he had
previously arranged with A. e. Wilbur
& Sons to show the largest and mob
best line of go-carts, push-carts and
cabs ever carried in Marshalltown, and
that this firm now has the goods.
Twelve or fifteen residents in the
neighborhood of Sixth and Sharp
streets have petitioned the council for
an arc light at that corner and the ex-
tension of the water main to Sharp on
Sixth. If laid. the petitioners promise
to become customers of the city as
soon as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Palmer, 302 North
First street, entertained the jolly Few
club at its regular social gathering
Monday evening. Five hundred fur
nished the amusement. the prizes go
ing to Mr.. E. G. Wallace and Mrs.
George Gregory. A delicious lunch was
served by the hostess.
Mr.. J. j. Weber. of this city, who has
represented the International Harvester
Company in European countries for
several years, arrived in New York
Monday from South America, and is
now en- route to his home in this city.
Mrs Weber left this afternoon for
Chicago to meet him. Mr. Weber has
been gone since August.
Fred Wright of Davenport, arrived
in the city Monday evening, called by
the sickness of his father, r. ]. Wright,
who suffered stroke of apoplexy while
attending mission services Sunday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Wright's condition today
was somewhat improved. His son will
remain here indefinitely. or until the
probable outcome of his fathers sick
ness is known.
There is a man in Marshalltown who
thinks he is smart because he has dis
covered that people on party lines will
listen when others are talking. When
he wants turkey he calls up one per-
son on party line knowing that
dozen will hear him when he talks. II
his want was hard to fill he could talk
to the subscribers Of about 800 party
lines by putting small ad. in the
Times Republican.
The home of Constable Walter Will
son, 40312 West State street, has been
quarantined for scarlet fever. Miss
VERNE Wilson is the patient. and con-
tracted the disease while on visit to
Gilman, where there have been sew
eral cases. Miss Wilson returned from
Gilman only few days ago. and was
taken i'll almost Immediately. The dis
ease promises to be in asmild form.
The annual report of the public liz
brary trustees to the city council was
presented Monday night and placed on
file. The report Of the president, p. S.
Balch. was read. The report expressed
thanks to the city government for the
support of the library, and to the
Times-Republican for making public
affairs connected with the library. the
book lists, ETC., thus creating public
interest in the library.
Mr.. j. H. Henderson, of Indianola,
grand master of the Odd Fellows of
Iowa, and Mr.. n. S. Johnson, of Bloom
field secretary and member of the
board of trustees of the Odd Fellows
Orphans home, at Mason City, spent
the day in the city being en- route TO