Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-09

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knives. forks and spoons in solid sill
yer and plate. Allen.
Flour is up. j. l.. Imam is selling
the Big Chief yet for S150 per sack.
Try 1t while the price is right
Blankets of all qualities from 90
cents up to the finest grades in wool
are shown by NJ. f. Andrews.
Mrs c. W. McCord left for Mount
: Vernon this morning to visit for a
week with Rev. McCords mother
Travelling Passenger Agent George
I3ristow, OF the Great Western, was
All who have attended any of the
shows at the carnival agree that every
show Is we'll worth the price of admis-
sion.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will meet Thursday afternoon at TIL"
home of Mrs. George Trautmann. 602
West Main street
Wanted to buy heaters. cook stoves
and dining room furniture Highest
cash prices for same. 1903 West Main.
New phone AIS Red.
During carnival week the street cars
will stop only at street intersections
between Third street and carnival
grounds. Marshalltown l.. p. ~ Ry. Co.
Fur coats-Beaver, blended squirrel,
river mink. astrakhan, brown coney,
near seal, Russian pony. Best values
ever offered. A look will convince you
the prices are right. M. f. Andrews.
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| Mr.. Roy " Woods. of Cedar Rapids,
| VISA in the city over night Tuesday as
the guest of his father. Mr.. w. w.
| Woods. Mr.. Woods is on the road for
the Rumford Baking Powder Company.
| Mrs. NJ. I. Barnard, of Mason City,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening
and will remain for brief visit with
her daughter. Mrs. B. r. VOORHEES,
From here she will go to DIN to visit
relatives
Marion Gard invites your inspection
of his line of rugs and other floor
coverings bought for the fall and win
ter trade. They are Of exceptional
beauty and merit and you'll be sur
prised at the values he is offering.
Street Commissioner George Ordway
was hurriedly summoned to Union this
morning by telephone message which
said that his aged mother, Mrs. A. Ord
way was not expected to live. Later
word announced Mrs. Ordways death.
Roy FL Graham, a carpenter en-
ployed in the car shops of the Iowa
Central. left this morning for Roches-
tar n a "a
vention of the International Associa-
ton of Car Workers, which begins
October 10 and continues for ten days.
Mr. Graham goes as a delegate from
the local union. No. "A.
Miss Theresa Mcconnell left Tues !
day night for Chenoa. H., where she |
will take charge of biology and English
work in the high school of that place.
A resignation in the corps made a va
cacy. and the position was offered Miss
Mcconnell by telegram Tuesday aft |
ernoon. She wired her acceptance, and
left on the first train.
Mrs. Dora Warren, formerly of this /
city, who. for the past year has been /
making her home with her son Ralph I
in Beloit Wis., and Elgin, ILL.,, is cx
pected to arrive in the city tonight
with the intention of making her home
here with her son, Assistant Secretary I
c. w. Warren, of the Railroad Y M. c. /
A. Mrs. Warren will live at liz South
Second avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Edsall and
son Ralph, of Marietta. arrived home
Tuesday evening from pleasant visit
of a month at Rogers and other Col
umbiana county, Ohio. points. where
they have been the guests Of relatives.
Walter and Arthur Raley. of Rogers,
nephews Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edsall, ac-
companied them home, and will visit
for month or six weeks with rea-
tives in this city and Marietta 1
Miss Nellie Heisinger, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Heisinger, 5O7
Woodbury. street. who has been both
cred more or less with appendicitis
since March. expects to undergo an
operation at ST Thomas hospital with
in the next few days. Her sister, Mrs
G. Walter Thompson. who has been
leading woman with the Bailey Stock
Company, this season, arrived from
Chicago Tuesday evening, and will re-
main indefinitely.
Mrs. Emma Fenwick Wickham. of
Culebra, Panama. who has been in the
city for a few days visit with her
aunt Mrs. Jessie Southwick and with
her girlhood friends, Mesdames c. A.
Durham and Daisy Sweeney. left for
Iowa City Tuesday evening, where she
viii visit relatives. She will join her
husband. Frank Wicllham, there, and
will sail on the 18th for New York Mr.
Wiclllam is in charge of the govern /,
lnent tin shops on the canal zone
Thea Devick. ct al. VS.. Edmund
Erickson ct al. is the title of the suit
filed for the October term of the dis ,
trict court by which it is sought to
have the court divide, and if necessary
order sold. land in LeGrand township,
which was the property of Erick Erick-
son. now deceased. The parties to the
suit are his heirs. who the petition
says. are unable to agree on division
Of the real estate in question in the
suit The personal and real property
Of the estate is said to be worth $780,,
OOO /,
evening at five course
o'clock dinner. at her home. 303 South {
Second avenue, a small number of
guests in honor of her husbands 41st +
birthday anniyersary The dining room