Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-23
Remington's sketches at Liebigs.
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William Battin, per cent farm loans

New lot of candy Just received at
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Dn Rosa Liebig. office northeast cor
ner First and Main streets.
| Farmers desiring to raise sweet corn
for the canning works. call on A. T.
Birehard, 204 West State street.
| The Busy Bee circle of the l.. o. T.
NJ. will meet with Mrs. e. r. Morse.
2O7 West State street. Wednesday af-
| ternoon.
Ii you want your fire insurance writ
| ten by the leading agent and in leading
! companies call up W. B. Elliott, agent,
New phone No. EOS.
| Mrs. Charles E. Smith went to State
Center this morning 20 visit for
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. 7. shaunce.
| DR. N. c. Morse of Eldora. was in
| the city Monday evening. en- route to
Davenport where he will remain for
few days stay on business.
Physical Director E. G. Schroeder
was in Iowa City Monday afternoon
visiting with Physical Director E. A.
Rule. of the state university.
All boys and girls over IL years of
age, who wish to sell tickets to the
Bryan lecture should apply to #. w.
| Carl, 20 West Main street tomorrow.
! If your suit OF clothes needs clean
| ing and pressing, call up the Marshall
| town Dye Works. All work called for
and delivered promptly. The work will
| speak for itself.
Miss Alice Bechtelheimer, of Denver.
Col, arrived in the city Monday eve
ming from Marion, and will remain I'M
til about the first of June with her
aunt Miss Nettie Hayzlett.
Roger Stead, the son of Mrs. Ida
Wolever, who underwent third opera
ton for tubercular affection at ST..
Thomas hospital Monday mQrning, is
doing as we'll today as could be ex-
pected.
Miss Pearl Benjamin, of Danville.
ILL.,, who has been in the city for a visit
of a few days with friends left Mon
day night for Urbana, Ill., where she is
student at the Illinois State Unit
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cady Lawrence, of
Union who have been in Belle PLANE
for short visit at the home of Mrs.
Lawrence's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j. Gwinn, were in the city Monday eve
ming between trains, en- route to their
home
The funeral of John Grandy, the
~. al are,t
home who died suddenly Sunday fore
noon, was held from the assembly hall
at this afternoon, conducted by Chap
lain Cole. Mr.. Kelly, nephew of the
deceased, from Troy Mills, was here for
the funeral.
Mrs. A. p Thayer went to Grinnell,
her former home, Monday evening, end
will remain for al few days visit with
friends. Mrs. Thayer will leave on
Monday for White Bear Lake, Mimi.
to spend the summer at the Thayer
cottage Mr. Thayer will join his wife
in June for three months vacation.
We offer fifteen pieces of Henley
suitings very desirable for ladies' suits
and skirts An inexpensive wide ma
terial and an exact reproduction of the
most expensive wool fabrics. Specially
priced at 19c a yard. They come in
all the new shades in stripes over
plaid and fancies. Archie Parker.
Mr.. e. w. Stone, a we'll known resi-
dent of the city, and owner of a South
Third avenue restaurant, is patient
at st. Thomas hospital, where this
morning, he underwent an operation for
| the removal of varicose veins of the
! leg He withstood the operation well,
and his condition is very satisfactory.
| A consignment of locomotives, one
| from the American Locomotive Works
| to the Nevada Northern, and two from
| the Baldwin people to the Southern
Pacific, passed thru the city Monday
evening on the Northwestern. The
Southern Pacific's new machines were
| massive switch engines. built for an
exceptional tonnage for yard work.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shipe, of Harrisburg,
Pa arrived in the city Monday even
| ing and will remain for visit of a
week or ten days as guest at the
| home of her sister. Mrs. E. Hepner. Mr..
| I. S. Myers, of Furnas county, Nebras-
ka, a brother of Mrs. Hepner and Mrs.
Shipe, is also in the city, and will be
accompanied home by Mrs. Shipe.
| An election to choose lay delegate
and alternate to represent the First
Methodist church of this city in the lay
lielectoral conference which meets in
7 Cedar Falls in October will be held to-
morrow evening in the church in con-
nection with the chicken-pie supper to
| be given by the second division of the
Ladies Aid. All members of the church
| over q may vote
Rev. and Mrs. Isom P. Wooten. who
arrived in the city few days ago, went
| to Bangor this morning to attend the
/! funeral of George w. White. who died
/ in this city Sunday afternoon. Rev. and
| Mrs. Wooten will remain in Bangor, at
! the home of Jacob Kinzer. for perhaps
week. During their stay here Rev.
I and Mrs. Wooten have been the guests
/ of Mr.. and Mrs n. L. Lounsberry.
| OF the fifteen members of the Y. NJ.
c. A Bible study clubs who applied for
| the International examination ten Of
| that number took the examination
Monday night at the association build
ing. The examinations will be first
passed on by officers of the associa-
! ton. and those who receive a mark
/ of 65 per cent or better will be for
warded to the headquarters of the in
| terna fiOna1 committee in Now York