Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-15
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The City il, Brief

| PICTURE ITdIHluk at ElAllAOuS oSOAO
For Rent-Two modern houses. 9.
Bell.
For sale-A few splendid building
lots. S. c. Bell.
i Don't fail to take advantage Of M. F
Andrews skirt sale.
Ladies. Henry Pappe has changed
the figures for this week.
Supervisor N. o. Keen, Of Le-
Grand, was in the city today
Katherine Ridgeway at the Methods
! church Tuesday evening, Feb. %.
| Ladies. Prices on ladies' coats are
very Interesting at Pappe's. Just droI
in.
| Everybody around Green Mountain
should hear the jubilee singers We'd
nesday night.
For Sale or Rent-The Tim Brown
homestead, corner Main and Fourth
avenue S. G. Bell.
The Shakespeare Society will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. H. II
Nichols, ia North Center street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Painter went
| to Chicago Sunday afternoon. where
Mr. Painter will remain on business FOR
few days.
General Roadmaster M. II. Shelley,
of the Iowa Central is confined to his
home with quite a severe attack OF
jOmhapo and rhenmatfSm
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Special invitation to every one in
terested in big roller skating mas
querade Wednesday and Saturday at
Victoria. Lady skaters admitted free.
The second division of st. Margaret's
mission served a scent luncheon In
the Kibbey building Saturday. Sup
per was also served, and nice sum
was cleared.
Mr.. c.. j. Ewing, who is representing
the Iowa Central at Hammond. Ind.
where engine repair work is being
done for the road is in the city to re-
main for a few days.
We have large number OF beauti-
full hand colored pictures, very suitable
for framing and fit to adorn any home.
These will go at low prices for the
next few days. Simmons Book Store.
General Secretary Henry z. Wilson,
of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A, who has
been attending the annual state con-
yention of the association at Des
Moines, returned home this after
noon.
Mrs. Della L. B. Conover, Of Chi
cago has brought suit thru her attor-
ney against MFR. and Mrs. M Nc
Laughiin, to collect rental of $500 for
a farm in Story county. An attach
ment against the crops is asked for
in the petition.
Mr.N and Mrs. George Pitcher. 31s
North Fourth avenue, celebrated the
tenth anniversary of their marriage
Sunday, and were given surprise by
several of their friends. The couple was
showered with many articles of tin,
and at noon a fine dinner was served.
Mr. Charles Wassmer who has been
attending the opening of the annual
state convention of the Y. M. G. A. at
Des Moines returned home Friday af-
ternoon. Assistant Secretary c. w.
Warren and Physical Director A. B.
Dawson spent Sunday at the conven-
ton.
Mrs. Cora Smith, widow of B. F.
Smith, has brought suit in the district
court, naming as the defendants her
three children, in which she seeks to
have referee appointed to apportion
the estate left by Mr.. Smith, which in
real property consists of land in Tim
Der Creek township.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Ely entertained
Saturday evening at $3.50 dinner
twenty-eight of their friends, the af-
fair being arranged in honor of st.
Valentine Following the dinner five
was enjoyed. Guests from out
Of town were Mrs. Pyle, of Philadel
ptia, and Mr.. Booher, Of Crooksten.
MINI.
Several communications have been
received from Iowa City and the other
Iowa points that have been visited
by the Northwestern University Glee
Club that the concert given by the
club has proved very pleasing and the
club has been very highly recommend
ed. The club will appear at the high
school Tuesday evening under the aus
pieces Of the high school athletic asso-
citation. The public is cordially invited.
Tickets soc, on sale at The Hull Com
pany'S store.
Mrs. Grant Dawson, Of Albion, who
has been patient at ST. Thomas hos
pital for the past seven weeks, returned
to her home Saturday, accompanied by
Mr.. Dawson. Mrs. Dawson underwent
two operations at the hospital, and has
had serious case. She is overwhelm-
ing in her words of praise for the hos
pital, the doctors, and nurses, and those
who have been kind to her during her
long illness. Mrs. Dawson as we'll as
her husband, will be among the many
walking advertisements for the Mar
shalltown hospital, and both feel as tho
they can not say too much in the way
Of praise for the institution.
The February meeting Of the High
view Club was enjoyed Saturday even
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
w. Hubbard, with Messrs. and Mes
lanes Hubbard, c. w. Hughes, H. q.
and D. W. Norris, Jr., Mrs.
Helen Padmore and Miss Padmore az
icious dinner, at. o'clock, musical
program in two parts, was given. The
first part consisted of piano solos by
Misses Shan Culver and Esther Hole,
,ornet solos by Mr.. Brintnall. violin