Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-08
Times M5en1h1ftra1 Observation-Disclosures anuna,

New walnut meats at Woodmansee's
Band fair Finkle's hall Saturday
night.
See window at Chamberlain for new
goods.
Band fair F'inkle's hall Saturday
night.
Plenty of good fresh country butter
at Schick's East End Bargain Store.
Chippewa tribe degree team, it will
be to your interest to be present at the
wigwam tonight.
Florida oranges, navel oranges, Flor
ida grape fruit, California lemons and
fancy bananas at Culleys.
| A good game of basket ball Is more
| fascinating than foot ball or base ball.
See the game at Sis tonight.
Presiding Elder w. +. Pitner of the
| Marshalltown district of the Methodist
church. who makes his home in Water
loo, was in the city today.
| DR.. and Mrs. Billings have also sold
to D. W. Mclean and G. I. wills. OF
| this city, 800 acres of land In Wells
| county. North Dakota, for $4,000.
| P. NJ Bentley. who is at the head oil
the Lennox Machine Company's branch
| in Minneapolis arrived in the city this
morning to remain for day or two on
business.
t,<,1n nf
Simmons book store, Saturday and all
early and get the pick of these grand
| bargains
| Marshall Lodge, No. 10s, A. +. and
A. NJ, will work on the third degree
tonight at Z: 80 The notice in Thurs
days paper was incorrect. w. e.
Hoeck, W. M.
| If you have anything in income pro-
perty that you wish to exchange for a
good farm in Minnesota, where land is
advancing in price rapidly. call on A.
Odett, 1872 East Main.
| The Marshalltown band fair VIII
close Saturday night at Finkle's hall
The concerts to begin next season Will
be assured if there is a large attend
ance on Saturday night. Help along
the good cause by your presence
| Ask your leading dealers for Golden
Thistle, Little Hatchet. Nickle Plate,
Golden Belt and rye flour. Makes
white and tasty bread Every sack
guaranteed by WILDER Roller Mills.
| Wholesale warehouse, new phone SIS.
|
| Jasper Crosser. young farmer Nv
| ing in the northern edge of the c0un-
lty, near Liscomb, was given hearing
in bankruptcy before Referee s. S.
| Ethridge, OF the southern district of
Iowa, Thursday evening. Mr.. Crosser's
| liabilities are scheduled at $4,000, with
no assets.
Discounts will be allowed on January
bills on Monday February nth, on ac-
count of February 10th being Sunday.
Our office will be kept open Saturday,
February 9th and Monday, February
18th, until p. m. No discounts there
after Marshalltown Light, Power &;
Railway Company.
Mrs c.. NJ. Coleman is in receipt OF a
telegram announcing the death of Dor
othy, the 6-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Harold Roster of River For
est Ill.,, a Chicago suburban town. The
little girl died of diphtheria, following
an attack of scarlet fever. and was i'll
ten days. Mrs. Roster visited Mrs.
Coleman about five weeks last fall.
A bill of sale was filed for record in
the county recorders office this morn
ing by which the stock of vehicles,
farm implements and machinery owned
by r. w. Curtis, of 1924 South First
avenue is sold and transferred to
Councilman Benjamin Packer of the
Third ward. The consideration is CIV
en- as $500.
About fifteen lady friends of Mrs G. E.
McMichael, who with her family re-
Gently returned to this city from Min
neapolis. completely surprised her
| Thursday afternoon at her home, 205
North Second street. The occasion
was Mrs McMichael's birthday an
niversary, and she was presented with
a pretty gift by each one. The guests
also took with them nice lunch. An
informal musical was enjoyed during
| the afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wooten, living
five miles southeast of the city, who
are to leave in few weeks for Car
rington, N. D., where they will live
were surprised at their home THURSDAY
evening by a company of thirty-five o
1 friends of the Rock Valley neighbor-
hood. The ladies Of the party brough
with them an autograph quilt, which
contained the names of the makers
which they presented to Mr.. and Mrs
Wooten. The evening was spent de
lightfully in a social way and refresh
ments were served.