Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-26
Base ball tomorrow. at 10 a. m. and

DR.. Rose Iehig. offices corner North
First street and Main.
Miss Bertha Lang has taken a po-
sition with Pratt & Baxter.
DO not miss our special sale of fancy
ribbons, at 1Sc tomorrow. Il. r. Lay.
The Baptist Hill Bible class will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. j. W.
Boggie, 400 West Boone street.
H. r. Decker, formerly OF Minneap-
oils, instructor violin, mandolin, guitar,
piano. Private lessons. Call or adj
dress, LOG South Fifth avenue.
The board of supervisors made one OF
their periodical visits to the county
farm today FOR the purpose of inspect
ing the property.
A want ad in the Times Republican
presents your proposition to approxi-
mately $4,000 readers. Your offer may
be just what one of the $4,000 is look
ing for
The council ordered the fire alarm
box, which was formerly at the Lem
nox Machine Companys works. but
which was removed, to be replaced.
Friday night.
Miss Myrtle Stevens, daughter of
Mrs Ida Stevens, went to Des Mones
! Saturday night to enter the Methodist
hospital. where she will study to be-
come a trained nurse.
Forty recruits for the Seventh cav
airy. recruited in the east and for
! warded from New York. passed thru
! the city this morning to join the regi-
ment. which Is at present stationed at
| San Francisco.
Schmidt's hardware store is q splen
did place to make your headquarters
on circus day. or any other day His
/ sewing machine corner offers you
splendid rest room. The new store has
! a lavatory for ladies'
Mrs p 7. Birchard and children who.
with Mr. Orchard, accompanied to this
city week agothe body of her daugh-
err, Margaret which was buried here.
left for Omaha this morning. Mr. Bir-
chard returned home last week.
Mrs. F. Mills and daughter,
| Mrs. T. D. Wilcox went to-
Ames this morning. being called by
the very serious illness Of Mrs. Mills
sister, Mrs. ]. f. Baker. Mrs. Mills
will perhaps visit in Ames for week
or more.
Messrs. L. j. Rice and Roy Coates
arrived home this morning from Lake
| Jefferson, where they have been for
weeks fishing. They had very good
fishing few days during the week,
and brought home number of fine
specimens of bass and pike
Lloyd r. Maxwell, general agent for
| the Staver Buggy Company of Chica-
go. and the Fish Bros. Wagon Com
| pany, of Racine, Wis. went to Des
Moines Sunday might to take charge OF
| the exhibit of the companies vehicles,
which are on display at the state fair
/ this week.
DR.. and Mrs Percy R. Wood arrived
home Saturday evening from their
| three months stay in Europe. Their
| principal stay has been at London,
| where DR.. Wood has been doing post
graduate work They also visited in
! Paris and at other points of interest on
| the continent.
Troop x, of the Second U. S. cav
airy, passed thru the city Sunday over
the Great Western, on its way from
Fort Smelling, near Minneapolis where
the troop has been stationed, to Des
Moines. where the members join the
regiment. which is stationed at Fort
Des Moines.
Rev a. H. Doan and Mr.. and Mrs.
e. B. Mendenhall went to Oskaloosa
this morning to attend the yearly
meeting of Friends, which begins today
and continues over next Sunday. This
evening and tomorrow Rev. W. j. Rad
ley and wife and Mr. and Mrs. c. e.
Pickard and other members of the
church expect to go to Oskaloosa.
A resolution calling for a storm
sewer to take care of the flood water
on South Third avenue which was
introduced by Councilman Young FRI
day night was ordered referred to the
committee of the streets and alleys de-
partment. The resolutions proposed a
sewer from the old Iowa Central gen.
eral office building to the Linn creek
bridge.
t Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balch entertained
at lawn supper Saturday evening
the families of Mr.. and Mrs. P. S.
Balch and Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Ste
vens Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Sears, and
Mr. William j. Fort. The affair was in
honor of Mrs Hattie Stevens, aunt of
the Messrs. Balch and Stevens. and
her sister Miss Belle Roberts, of VII
salia, Cal.
The body of Mrs. Amanda Niman,
who died at the soldiers home Friday
afternoon, was taken to Newton this
morning, where the funeral was held
this afternoon. Accompanying the body |
was Mrs Niman's daughter Mrs. Hat
tie Laird, and granddaughter Miss
Stella Laird, of Newton and grandson.
Mr. Frank Laird and his wife, of Os-
kaloosa. Mrs. Laird and daughter came |
to the city for the body, and Mr.. and
Mrs Laird of Oskaloosa, Joined them
Sunday. Another grandson, Mr.. HI L.
Laird, lives in this city.
Mrs. D. w. Norris, Jr, entertained
Saturday. afternoon at an informal
lawn kensington, given in honor of her
friend and guest, Mrs. Nathaniel But
Ter. of Chicago. Refreshments were |
served during the afternoon by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. B. w. Sin
clair and Miss Margaret WATSON Out |
of-town guests present. aside from the !
guest of honor, were Mrs. f. NJ. Ham
mond IF River Forrest III Mrs Peter.