Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-28
Gii,1le3.Repabltatl
The City in Brief
Skate at the Victoria

| Skate at the Victoria
DR.. Lierle, glasses fitted.
DR.. Wood, eye, throat, nose and ear.
Fruit plate sale, IS cents, tomorrow.
at Sinclair's.
Remember your friends with a box
of kemble's flowers Nothing nicer.
Assembly dance at Forney's hall
Wednesday, January %. Evening
| tickets so cents.
Special Sale - The fruit plates have
arrived and we will make a special
sale tomorrow, only 10 cents each.
| Snclairs.
r. e. Jones. of LeGrand, was in the
city this morning, being on his way
10 Des Moines to attend the state pro-
| hibiton meeting.
| Miss Gertrude Butler. of Chicago
arrived in the city Monday evening to
visit with Misses Mildred and Bertha
Horton for short time.
Mrs. W. E. Nicholson. 4o2 North
Second avenue, will entertain the Busy
Bee circle of the l.. Q. T. NJ, at her
DIR. Il. z. Lierle, who has been con-
fined to his home. LOG West Church
street. with a threatened attack of
pneumonia, is improved today.
Frank May is seriously sick at his
home, 1908 May street. with disease of
the heart, complicated with dropsy
For time Monday it was thought that
he could not live.
Miss Nellie klise, of Baxter who has
been visiting for a week with her
aunt, Mrs Gearhart, and uncle Mar
ion Klse and friends, returned to her
home Monday evening.
Double header indoor base ball
games every Wednesday and Friday
evening until April 3. Public admit
lance 10 cents. Official schedules at :,
r. r. Y. NJ c. A. gratis
Wellingtons Best Flour is made
from high grade, hard winter wheat
and makes the finest kind of bread. |
Nothing better. Get it of E. Il. Bene- !
dict & Co. or your grocer.
Yhe Young Peoples Union of Chris
tian societies will meet tonight in the
Methodist church, beginning at 1:4a.
Rev. c. H. Morris, of the Christian
church. will deliver the address.
Mr.. A. j. Pratt left for Griggsville.
ILL.,, this morning to remain for a |
month or six weeks visiting with rel |
atives. Mr.. Pratt made the trip chief i
ly on account of the sickness of
brother, Mr.. Frank Pratt.
The top-notchers meet Wednesday I
evening in the indoor base ball league
schedule at the K. Il. Y. M. c. A. Len
nox Furnace &C. VS.. r. r. Y. M. c. A.
Both teams undefeated so far. Don't
miss it. Ten cents to the public.
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Mrs. c. Yeager left for Wooden this
morning, where she was summoned on
account of the sickness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Cunningham, former
ly of this city. Mrs. Yeager's stay will
depend on Mrs. Cunningham's condi-
ton,
Roast tenderloin with dressing.
cream potatoes, French peas, Waldorf
salad, pickles. apple pie, cheese and
coffee for supper and an entertaining
lecture by Rev. MCGEE, all for 25 cents
at the Baptist church tomorrow at s
O'Clock. Public invited. Tickets at A.
E. Wilbur & Sons.
Miss Bessie Brinton, teacher of the
sixth grade in the First ward school,
is i'll at her room at the G. ]. Hixson
home. suffering from what appears
dicitis. Mrs. f. W. Armstrong has
lnv. ,I,cti +,,4n 4
Brintons home is at Brighton. i
+. +. Rupert, prominent Marshall
farmer. thinks an advertise
lnent in the Times Republican one of ,
the best investments he ever made. \
small sum spent for classified ad
sheep for sale brought hin,
tWenty-four prospective customers,
and he disposed of all his offerings at
good prices. You can do as well, no !,
matter what you have to sell.
While S. G. Bells general condition
appears to show signs of a little i'm
provement today. the sight Of the pa ,
TENTS right eye is probably totally de- {
Stroyed. The posterior occular abscess t
that formed has involved the entire 5
bulbar cavity. including all the loose
cellular tissue, and the eye is simply ;
sluffing away. AS yet the other eye
has not become involved, but it can
not be stated at this time whether it
will escape a similar fate.
The Literary clan met with Miss /,
Maybel French Monday evening, and !
enjoyed an excellent paper on Art {
raft of the Indians read by Mrs. II.
]. Howe. "A piano duet by the hostess
and Miss Isabel Mitchem. and an ex- ,
hibt of Indian curios. We're also en- ]
joyed. Guests present. aside from Mrs. .
Howe. were Misses Esse Hathaway.
Grace Packard. Jessie Binford Ethel
Elliott. Agnes Sears and Molic Adams.
4 social hour and refreshments follow
I'd the program. ;. |
White Brothers and Otto and Ernest I,
Lier, farmers living about one and one !,
half miles south of State Center eX- ,
oect to move to near Blue Earth, ),
Minn., in the spring. where they will
engage in general farming. A pecu- :
iarly stringent law, which makes 1t /,
for all settlers and others =
shipping cattle into Minnesota to have :
hem examined for contagious dis ,
Ease, and forced these prospective set .
lers to have their live stock exam .
ned by veterinary and secure GER :
ificate of their health, to prevent :