Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-07
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The City. in Brief

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Dance Forney's hall Saturday.
DR.. Wood eye, throat, nose. and ear
New wash goods at NJ. f. Andrews
SiX-cent outing for 4Ec at M. +. An.
drews'.
Mr.. Warren Nichols of Minerva was
in the city today.
Home grown lettuce and radishes at
Reynolds & Sheldon's.
Presbyterian ladies' Exchange at
Peckham's store Saturday.
The finest and largest assert of dried
fruits in the city, at Culley's.
The Shakespeare society will meet
next Tuesday with Mrs. E. w. Whin-
cry.
Wanted Men to cut and pack ice
Inquire of John P. Woodbury., Jr., d,
soldiers home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. ". Bates, living
one mile west of Luray, are parents
of daughter.
Miss Elsa Stern returned yesterday
from two months visit in Kansas
City, Mo-, with relatives.
The @. N. Aid society will meet
Saturday afternoon with Miss Shirley
English III East State street.
Fresh radishes. lettuce. Michigan
celery. sweet potatoes, cranberries and
Canadian rutabagas. at Culleys.
DR.. Cora Williams. diseases of wom-
en- and obstetrics. Office over Fidelity
bank. Hours 1912 a. M, Ia p. m.
To close out robes and blankets at
any old price. Carmodys harness
shop. North First avenue, sign of big
horse collar.
Florida tangerines. navel oranges.
Malaga grapes, New York greetings.
fine eating: Northern Spys for eating
and cooking. at Culley's.
The first meeting Of the new executive
committee of the Marshall County Fair
association was held at the office of
Secretary W. NJ. Clark this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Myer. s03
North Second street. are the parents OF
"a son. Mrs. Myer was formerly Miss
Minnie Eehring and is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. Nehring.
The condition of Mrs. Sarah A.
Morgan. 4Ol South Second street is
not encouraging today. Uremic pois-
oning has developed. and today she
was unconscious. 1t is not thought
that she can live long.
J. O. Adams, who has been at La
fayette. Ind. since early in December.
in the employ of the Rand. McNally
Company. arrived home Thursday eve
ming. Mrs. Adams and daughter Hell
en- will return next week.
Valentines at Wachter's. All kinds,
sizes and prices of heart valentines.
Heart candies. heart boxes filed with
candies. Leave your order and have
your valentines made of candy, any an
scription any size SO West Main.
Crocker encampmest, No. 81. !. O..
.. f., has received an invitation to so
10 Gearing and take charge OF the
ceremonies incidental to the
opening of camp there, which is to
lie instituted within short time The
d ate has not yet been fixed.
John Magnor, the Iowa Central
s,,itchman who was struck by a
switch engine and seriously injured
W ednesday evening, is doing well con-
81 ering the nature of his injuries. His
CO ndition today shows Improvement
al d his general symptoms are encour-
aging.
The fanger. used by the Iowa Cen
trail to clean out the snow and ice
from between the rails of its tracks.
and especially close to the inside of the
IA Is, was sent out for the first time
The hanger was run over
the line north of this city as far as
Mason City.
About sixteen children enjoyed a
party from - to 9. given last
evening by Mrs. Clara I4oder for her
SON Master Donald Loder. Light re-
freshmeuts We're afterwards served at
the home. 100 West Church street. by
Mrs. Loder and sister, Mrs. c. d.
SWick The table was prettily decor
,tcd with rec '-e,-.-
Miss Cattle rlne ..,iiS. of Rhodes. has
been chosen teacher for district school
No. ). Timber Greek township, which.
has heen closed for time hecauSe of
the sickness of the former teacher.
Miss Addie Havens. of Conrad. Miss
Ravens recently resigned. Miss Titus
has been attending Cornell College. Mt.
Vernon She has taught in the coun-
" before.
Health Coffee is really the closest
coffee imitation ever yet produced.
This. the finest coffee substitute ever
made has recently been produced by
DR.. Shoop. of Racine. Wis. Not grain
If real coffee in it either. Health COT
zee is made from pure toasted cereals.
With malt. nuts. etc. Really it would
DOL an expert-who might drink it for
'offee. No twenty or thirty minutes
polling. Made in minute" says the
loctor. Sold by c. H. Culley.
The wire difficulties, resulting from
he rain and sleet storm of Wednes-
lay night. We're about all remedied
oday, altho some of the toll and rural
telephone lines. which were hardest
lit, are still having trouble in getting
hru. Crews of linemen of the Iowa
TaIenbnne COnnanv ware sent ont