Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-18

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It's tonight. Finkle's hall.
Doll show tonight at Finkle's hall.
Remember the horse sale for Janu-
airy %.
Wanted - Men for general work at
the packing house.
| Vaudeville at the Odeon Sunday
night. Prices 10, 90 and 80 cents.
Dance tomorrow night at Forney's
hall. Special music for the occasion
Your choice of 800 pieces torchor
laces, all widths, for 3 cents yard. E
r. Lay.
Last chance to hear the wonderful
New York Trio" this evening at the
Pilgrim hotel.
| If you have horses to sell, consign
them to the horse sale Jan. %. They
have the best of buyers.
A fresh line of chocolates, just made
up, at Wachter's home made candy
store, 33 West Main street.
See the display of dolls entered in
the doll show at the Royal Highland
ers' carnival, at Finkle's hall, tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Brush, 42C
Swayzee street, are parents of sew
en- pound son, born to them Thursday
night.
NJ. W. McLain, of Union, accompan-
led to the city Thursday afternoon a
carload of hogs which he sold at the
Britain & Co. yards. Fftythree
head averaged 1873 pounds.
Travelling Auditor H. Bennion, of the
Iowa Central, left this morning for
Duluth and points in both of the Da-
kotas, where he will remain for a
mouth or longer looking after private
business.
The members of ST. Margaret's mis-
|,sion met Thursday evening at the
home of Miss Matena Nelson, 312
North First avenue, for business ses-
sion, after which a light lunch was en-
joyed.
Schutzenbach, the South Third av-
enue meat man. can fill your orders
for your Sunday meats. Speciality OF
fine roasts. Prices reasonable. Give
him trial order and you will come
again.
Mr.. John H. Sundell, of Mason City.
spent Thursday in the city looking
after business matters and visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. e. Sundell.
being on his way home from week S
business stay in Chicago.
Benton Thoraman, of Cedar Rapids,
the Northwestern employee who was
oeSiAS AIJulCu ib Liz COLLISION VI IlGill
cars west of the city last Friday night,
is much improved, altho he is still
confined to his room at st. Thomas
hospital.
The members of the Witenagemote
club enjoyed their regular meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Merritt Greene. The afternoon
was spent with the usual reading. The
club meets pext week with Mrs. W. E.
Smelling.
Stanley D. Moore formerly of this
city, but now of Waterloo. was
Thursday elected one of the directors
of the Northwestern Lumberinen's As
ISOLATION, at it's annual meeting at
Minneapolis. Mr.. Moore's term of Office
10 three years.
DR.. Elijah Brown Jones, pastor of the
First Baptist church, was suffering
from severe cold Thursday, and was
unable to conduct the regular mia
week meeting Thursday night. Rev w.
II. Scott took charge Of the meeting.
DR.. Jones is somewhat better today.
and expects to be able to be in his
pulpit Sunday
General Superintendent D. c. Noon
an, of the Iowa Central and Minneap-
oils & st. Louis, passed thru the city
Thursday evening in his business car,
EN- route form Minneapolis to Peoria,
on brief inspection trip He was ac-
companied by Superintendent c.. S.
Hayden, of the Central, who will be
with him m the entire trim
Fifty-five members We're present at
the meeting Thursday afternoon of the
Methodist ladies' aid society, which
was entertained by Mrs W. A. San
doe, Mrs. E. L. Perry, Mrs. George
Willigrod and Mrs. Leavitt East, at
the Sandoe home, 3O6 North Center
street. An informal musical program
was enjoyed following the business
session, and light refreshments were
served.
One Of the best rabbit hauls reported
by two hunters during the present sea-
son was made Thursday by Harry Ar
mold and G. L. Stevens. of this city, in
the Mormon ridge country. The young
men went up on the branch train
Thursday morning, spent the greater
part of the day in the timber, and re-,
turned in the evening with thirty-nine
rabbits. They had a ferret to assist
them. but hardly needed one. as the
weather was. so warm the rabbits were
out of their holes.
Mrs. 2. H. Rhem, 4o4 North Third