Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-02

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Plenty of white clover honey at Will
| Millers This honey took the premium
at the county fair. Get some now.
Mrs. l.. C. Norris left this morning
for Kansas City, where she will join
| Mr.. Norris and take up her residence.
Electric hair dryer, radio bell and
furniture in place. Hairlight crowns
for sale. Electric needle. Anson-
Stroud.
A pleasant meeting of the Wimodau-
sis Aid society was held Tuesday aft
Arnoon with Mrs. j. e. Humphreys, 1O7
East Linn street.
Lost, on or near North Fourth or
| Fifth street small box containing
| ewelry. Return to Aliens jewelry
| store and receive reward.
The home Of Charles o. Seberg, 3Os1 y
South Sixth street, was quarantined
| for scarlet fever this morning. Ralph
| the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Seberg. is sick
with the disease.
| Chris Eggers a State Center farmer
| was brought to st. Thomas hospital
| this morning, suffering from a severe
| case of inflammation of the knee Joint.
He will be treated at the hospital.
|
| Mrs. Fred DERRICK went to Sheffield
Tuesday evening for an indefinite stay
with Mr.. DERRICK. who is employed on
construction work by r. A. Ely. and
is making his headquarters at Shelf
| field.
Mrs. George F. Wingert and son
| Lowell returned to Nevada Tuesday
| evening after an over-Sunday visit
| with Mrs. Wingert's parents Mr. and
| Mrs. w. b. Beeson. Mr.. Wingert was
also in the city Sunday.
Owners of the leading lodge halls
are requested to have a photograph
taken of the interior of the lodge room
and bring same to the T.-R. for pub
location in the illustrated magazine. No
| charge, so attend to it this week sure.
1t is the intention to publish several
pages of representative residences in
the illustrated magazine of MARSHALL
town but it will be impossible to call
on all who have fine homes. Those
having houses that are a credit to the
city should call at the T.-R. office and
inquire as to this feature Of the mag
azine.
Arrangements 5;vss stsy, been
made to publish the portraits Ngsver
$50 of the leading business, professss.onal
and travelling men of the city in ehe
illustrated magazine of Marsh Altown.
but it will be impossible to g on all
who should appear inIsuchch lablica-
ton. Others should jcalls Eases ar. T,, r.
office or speak to E-m time aout'it.
Judge G. S. Robinsomany N state
board of control, yanSause of susiebbe.
state architect. We're i.part of t. for a
short time this morniN a,nitv ptheir
way to Eldora, where thea..sa mt the
day at the boys industrial school.
Judge Robinson and Mr.. ILiebbe.- will
speend Thursday at the soldiers home
for the purpose of inspecting the work
on buildings, which is under way.
Don't delay those photographs. There
are over 200 to be gathered and the
magazine can't be printed until the last
one has been sent to the engraver.
Somebody wanted to know when the
books would be out. If the photos were
all in today we could deliver the books
in four weeks, but if very many delay
it will take us until Christmas. Five
weeks time with as many as three So
licitors have been consumed making
the contracts. Let's crowd the final
work now.
Everyone in Marshalltown will be
| interested in Hale's Tours at the car
| nival next week. This is the latest de-
| velopment in the amusement world
| and has created a sensation in all the
| large cities. Entering a regular rail-
| way coach you take seat and enjoy
| all the sensations of a railway trip in
Guiding air brakes, etc, with the seem
| cry gliding by A different trip will
| be taken each day and everyone should
see it, Ask your friends who have
seen these devices in the city, about
| it, At the carnival all of next week.
Chaplain Jesse Cole went to Jeffer-
son this morning to attend the biennia
reunion of the Thirty-ninth Iowa in
fantry, which began Tuesday and con-
tinues turnout Thursday. Rev. Cole
spoke this afternoon, and will alst
speak at the camp fire tonight. Rev
Cole returned Tuesday night from Mil
waukee, where he has been attending
the Wisconsin conference of the Meth
odist church Of which he was formerl,
a member. Rev. Cole was former
pastor of the denomination in Wiscon
sin. While at the conference he re
newed many old acquaintance among
it's members
Mrs. John B. Simmons arrived nome
Tuesday evening from her three years
absence from the city, which has beel
spent in different European centers
For the past six weeks. or since reach
ing this country, Mrs. Simmons ha
been visiting her sister, Mrs. G. ]
Susan, at Fond du Lac, Wis. Mrs
Susan accompanied Mrs Simmons t
the city, and will be here, and at othel
central Iowa points, until after tn
holidays. Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons hav'
taken possession of their pretty new
home at 3O6 North Third street, which
Mr. Simmons has had built and beau
tifully furnished during the past sum
mer.