Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-05
DR. Billiard. osteopath. % e. Maln.

DR. Billiard. osteopath. % b. Main
Plenty of peaches for canning at
Culleys this week.
New dress goods, all the latest
| weaves, at Nj. +. Andrews.
Oskaloosa VS.. Marshalltown Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday. Ladies
free tomorrow.
Wanted Men at the ice plant, at
once; good wages. steady employment.
Artificial Ice Company.
That Vienna bread that Culley the
groceryman. sells is better than any
other made. Try it.
Wanted Men at the ice plant, at
once. good wages steady employment.
Artificial Ice Company.
Wanted-Hand- picked Duchess APP
pies. e Z. Hood Co, corner First
avenue and Nevada street.
Mrs. Sarah Lackey expects to leave
Tuesday for Glen Ullin N. ID. to visit
with her son. MIR. Claude Lackey.
All our summer wraps are going
cheap. Hurry up IL you want a coat
at bargain price. NJ. f. Andrews.
Remember the auction sale, house
and lot. tomorrow evening at Z o'clock,
$40 South Fifth street, on the prem
Uses.
Mr. and Mrs Ross Taber, formerly
liyinu IN, 81
James. Mo. are the parents of son
born Friday. The news was receiv"d
by relatives here Sunday
Our enameled ware combines the
beauty and cleanliness of china with
the strength and durability of iron.
Let us figure on your plumbing. Nc
Carten Plumbing Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Riesen, of Mil
waukee. are entertaining at their home
nine pound baby daughter who ar
rived Sunday. Mrs. Riesen was for
merly Miss Anna Nelson of this city.
A derailment to the Chicago Great
Westerns No so. an east bound time
freight, at a point between Baxter and
Ira. delayed No 4, the east-bound pas
senger Saturday afternoon The train
due at IL: 80, did not reach this point
until 4:25.
The funeral of Clifford Finders, the
lad who was killed by being dragged
by horse he was riding, was largely
attended Sunday afternoon from the
home Of Postmaster and Mrs. Oliver A.
Finders. at Ferguson. Members of the
! r tam aI n
funeral in body.
DR.. e. r. Walker. late assistant sur
geon of the soldiers home, went to
Cedar Rapids Saturday afternoon,
where he spent Sunday with friends.
From there he goes to his former
home in Princeton. for short visit
and thence to Chicago, where he has
decided to enter into practice. He will
also do some post graduate work in
Chicago.
Mrs E. B. Jones and daughter Jus
tine, who have been spending few
DAYS at the ColfaX assembly, returned
home this afternoon. Mrs. Jones went
to Colfax especially to meet DR.. H. ).
Macarthur, pastor Of the Calvary Bap-
fist church of New York City, who was
formerly Mrs Jones' pastor. and who
married Rev and Mrs. Jones, Dr. Mac
| Arthur was one of the speakers at the
assembly.
William Jennings, a we'll known Iowa
| Central engineer was hurriedly sum-
moned by telegraph to Oskaloosa this
morning on account Of the very critl-
cal illness of his father, William Jen-
nlngs. The telegram said that Mr..
Jennings was, dying. He has been sun
fering with general debility caused by
his old age, and for the past six
months his condition has been gradu
ally growing worse Mr.. Jennings is so
years of age.
Miss Daisie Matthews, of this city
who is visiting in Eldora with her
| cousin, Miss Zelma Strothers, was the
I guest Of honor at a party given for hat
by Miss Strothers Saturday evening
| Music and dancing was enjoyed durin.
the evening and a two-course luncheon
was served by Miss Strothers, assist
| ed by her sister, Miss Bess Strothers
Miss Mae Bratt, of this city, was the
only other guest from distance
company of about twenty friends
were pleasantly entertained Saturday
evening at the George G. Bassett home
.,21 North Third street, in honor OF the
21st birthday anniversary of Mr.. Ber
Bassett. The evening was spent social
ly. and refreshments were enjoyed
Several guests We're present from ou
Of town. Mr.. Fairhead, of Jacksonville
Fla: Mrs. H. A. Palmer and Miss
Laura Taggert. of State Center; ane
Mrs. Beriersnecker, of Melbourne.
Mrs. Harrit Miller formerly of Mar
/ shaHtown. but for the past few year:
of Davenport. spent Saturday in The
city as the guest of Mrs. c. A. Miller
Mrs Miller left Saturday evening fol
| Newton. where she will be with he1
friend and busint SIS partner, Miss Steli
la Van Court, for a few days. Mrs
Miller and Mrs. Wan Court will leav'
| soon for Salt Lake City, Utah, wher'
they will engage in the ladies' furnish
ings business, similar 10 one they have
successfully conducted at Davenport.
i SOAKED IN COFFEE