Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-03
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The City in Brief
Rink open tonight.

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| Rink open tonight.
| DIR. Licrle, glasses fitted.
DR. Wood eye, throat, nose, and ear
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % r. Main
Look over our new spring suits be-
fore you buy. vi. +. Andrews.
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Mrs. e. l.. kinnan's condition shows
Il slight Improvement today.
Extra fancy queen olives in bull
only AZ cents a quart at Will Miller's
Simkins 4 Estel, funeral directors
and licensed embalmers. 216-2lS East
Main.
Mr. Lacey J. Patterson left for
Lake City this morning for short
stay on business.
Mrs. w. w. Newell spent the day III
l4eGrand with her parents, Mr. an,
Mrs u. W. Richards.
The w. C. T. u. will meet with Mrs
c. A. Bishop. $40 North Second street
"Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead. Sill East
Church street. are the parents OF
daughter, born Sunday night.
DIR. Cora Williams, diseases OF Wom-
IN and obstetrics. Office over Fidelity
bank. Hours 1912 a. M, Ia p. m.
The body OF Amos WEIGH. who died
Loft
Meter this afternoon. The funeral
will be held there.
Come and hear the Japanese ques-
ton discussed by Professor Wilcox at
the Searchlight club tonight. Admis-
sion to non members, 25c.
G. +. Howard, of New Providence,
was in the city today. Mr. Howard was
one of the principal winners in the
corn contest of the recent short
course.
Jones' orchestra dance at Odd Eel
lows hall tonight. Full orchestra. Last
dance before Lent. Evening tickets
10 cents. Admission 10 cents. Hot
coffee and lunch.
lows hall tonight. Full orchestra. Last
dance before Lent. Evening tickets
so cents. Admission 10 cents. Hot
coffee and lunch.
Mrs. Perry Mack entered st. Thomas
hospital as patient Monday afternoon.
and will be prepared for an operation
for appendicitis, which will be per-
=,
There will be an open meeting OF
the Beethoven club "Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Mvo Hurlbut,
S04 West Boone street, each member
being privileged to invite two guests.
T1he Ladies Reading circle met with
Mrs. j. +. Meeker Monday afternoon.
The readers were Mrs. Robert McMains
and Mrs. II. Il. Sears, and the next
meeting will be with Mrs. ]. M.
Parker.
No:ice-On March I'd 1 will move
my banber shop and barber supplies to
No. is South First street, my former
location. where hope to meet my pres
ent patrons and many new ones. G.
Il. Schoenhut.
Merritt Greene, and son. Merritt, Jr.,
loaded for the Chicago market this
morning eighty head of prime fat
Hereford steers. which have been fed
at the Greene farm, Edgeworth. The
animals have been on feed since last
September.
Mrs. w. A. Miller of West Point, ar
rived in the city this morning from
Cedar Falls where she has been visit
ing a daughter, and will remain for
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
W. Griffin, old Lee county friends. Mr..
Griffin and Mrs. Miller went to school
together as children.
About fifteen lady friends Of Miss
Mamie Pihlgren, PIP South Third
street surprised her Monday evening,
the day being her birthday anniver-
sary Five hundred was enjoyed. the
prize going to Miss Lou Vogel. and the
consolation to Mrs. r. r. Woodward.
After cards a two-course lunch was
served.
A dancing party for the members of
the Our club was given at Red Mems
hall Monday evening. and was attended
by thirty-five couples. The party was
an extra number following the regular
series Of the club. No arrangements
We're made for another series of dances
but another party is to he given two
weeks from last night.
The line of the Iowa Central. near
Newport the scene of the freight
wreck of Sunday night. which was
blocked by the derailed engines and the
wreckagc of the freight cars. was got
open SO traffic could pass late Mon
day evening. The north-bound passen
ger. No. 3. due into this city at 8
o'clock last night. was one of the first
trains to get thru. It arrived at the
lnitno station at 1920 o'clock this
Cards received in this city from
Australia announce the mar
riage on February II. at the Norwood
Methodist church. Of Miss GWendoline
A. Lang. daughter Of w. Fl. Lang. to
Mr. Edward j. Thomas. A wedding re-
.eption followed at the home of the
brides father. kensington Terrace. Mr.
Thomas was. for a year or more limo
type operator in the employ Of the
Times Republican, and left for his old
home in Australia few years ago. be-
cause of the illness of his aged par