Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-25
DR.. Billiard, osteopatn, % e. Main

DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % e. Main
Swift's premium hams and bacon fol
sale by Olson.
See our line of Jewel gasoline stoves
Horne 4 Gelvin.
IT, H. Miner of Belle Plaine, was in
the city today on business.
AT my office in the evening. DR.
Mairs, 120 East Main street.
Our annual muslin underwear sale is
now on. Three days sale at low prices
M. f.. Andrews.
T.. Willigrod's condition is not very
satisfactory. and ii is feared that the
aged patient is very critically ill.
Miss May Baker left yesterday for
Minneapolis, where she will remain in
definitely with her aunt, Miss Mabel
Doolittle.
The Marshalltown Steam Dye Works
will clean, press and repair that suit.
skirt jacket and do you Il good job
at reasonable prices.
Jones will paint Your house or barn
and give you the best kind of job.
good lead and oil. at most reasonable
prices. Make arrangements now. Fin
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| The Harmony Aid society will be en-
| tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Mrs. Hoy at the Carney home 8 South
Sixth street.
The Hawthorne club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. l. o. kcmble, and
under the leadership of Mrs. h. A..
Morgan, took up review questions, in
an interesting way
The Shakespeare society was enter
tanned at its regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Il. p. Marsh. The
meeting next week will be with Mrs.
b. Il. Nichols.
Miss Lillian Pegg, who has been at
tending business college here, returned
to her home in Ninton Monday for a
few weeks visit at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. ID. Pegg.
Ned Robbins. bill clerk in the en-
ploy of Let's. Fletcher Company. will
leave for San Jose. Cal. on April !. to
enter the employ of his uncle. Edward
Robbins. who is extensively engaged
in the dairying business.
d. NJ. Cakerice has filed suit against
Mrs. Lydia II. Peckham. as executriX
of the estate of her husband. the late
l.. S. Peckham. by which the plaintiff
seeks to force Mrs. Peckham to deliver
to him deeds to property in this city
and Toledo. in fulfllment of an alleged
oral contract it is claimed he had with
Mr. Peckham.
Word received by Mrs William Jen-
nngs, sos West Boone street, an
nounces the death Tuesday morning
of her aunt, Mrs William II. Gaylord
at Grand Junction, Colo. Mr.. Arthur
Jennings, of this city is now on his
claim, near Galatea Colo. He spent
some time at Grand Junction with Mr.
and Mrs Gaylord a year or more ago.
The regular meeting of Spinning
Wheel chapter. d. A. r.. will be held
with Mrs. +. B. Garvin Friday after
noon. The business session will be-
gin at $3.50. and the program at )
o'clock. Among the features Of the
program will be readings from an un
published manuscript on Oliver
Cromwell. by the author, Miss Esse
Hathaway.
A surprise given in honor of Miss
Anna Divis was successfully carried
out Tuesday evening at the home OF
Miss Divis' sister. Mrs. Roscoe Boyer,
302 North Sixth avenue. The affair was
in honor of Miss Divis' 18th anniver-
sary. Those participating were Misses
Bessie Batchelder. Viola Pierre, Flor
ence Seberg. Mamie Ward. Mary We
celous Della Tunes. Nettie McKitt-
rick. Josephine Gundlach, and Mabe!
Jerome; Messrs. John Tunes, Allie
Dunn. Charles and John Bruce, Walter
Adams, Joe Ferguson, Calvin Cooley,
Ted Perkins, and Frank Claffey.
The public library has very recently
been the recipient of a much appre-
ciated courtesy from the Times-Re-
publican, in the gift of bound volume
of the daily issue of that paper. There
are frequent calls for back mum bers
of the paper. and While they have
been kept on file. the bound volume
will be much more convenient and
durable. There have been several
other gifts, including some mounted
pictures, magazines and books, among
them three volumes illustrated by
Dore'-Dante's Inferno his ''Perga-
tory and Paradise" as well as Mill
tons paradise Lost" given by Mrs
James A. Byrnes. a copy of the
Spectator" published in 1903, the Uni
versal magazine. date 1866. and a
newspaper and almanac of early date,
have been loaned by Mrs. Morehouse.
THINK THEY HAVE CONVICT.
Sheriff Takes in Custody Man Be-
ieved to Have Escaped Prison.