Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-08


should hear Governor Folks lecture at
The bible class Of district No. 8 will |
meet with Mrs. William Humphrey, IL
North Fifth street, at $40 Thursday
morning.
Mason. 'The Hill Climber" most
powerful light touring car made. Mar
shall Auto Company, 122-124 East
Main street
Children only. With every 10 cent
purchase we given guess for large
box Of candy, now at the Racket Store,
80 North Center
Mrs. f. c. Du Cane, 81 South Sec
ond street, was hostess to the Vino
dausis Aid Society at It's regular meet
ing Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. James MCGEE will speak at the
mems meeting in the east court room
Sunday afternoon at 3:15 His subject
is THE Conflict ana the Man."
For Rent-Cozy four room cottage.
Well furnished; close to business part.
Cheap If taken quickly. Inquire ?1OI
North Fourth street, phone 1851 green.
Why not have that new Christmas
skirt made now instead of waiting till
next week Fit and workmanship
guaranteed. Beeson & Lambert, over
10-cent store
No certificates or coupons are nee
essary to win a Starr piano. Your mon
ey returned If you are not satisfied
with the instrument Gilbert Music
Company, 119 West Main.
! Attend the big millinery sale at May
Benedict Murray's tomorrow and get
the first pick at the big line of trimmed
and untrimmed hats Those who come
| first will get the best bargains.
Mr.. Henry RACER, a farmer of near
Emmetsburg, was In this city and
Gilman today on business. He ac-
companied Mr.. Lacey j. Patterson to
/ the latter place on business this morn
ing,
Miss Amy Green. formerly of Wa
i terloo, and West Union, who has been
City, Mont where she will take a po-
sition as a saleslady In a department
store.
Frank Pratt a we'll known travelling
man living at Montour, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at st.
Thomas hospital a few days ago, is do
ing nicely and making very satisfact-
DRY recovery.
Miss Eta Olmstead, of Albion, who
passed thru an operation for Appendix
citis last Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Howard Ecliles, in Vienna township, is
gaining in strength rapidly, and all
symptoms point to speedy recovery.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2 O'clock at the church for
work The annual election of officers
will also take place. The hostesses for
the day are Mesdames A. #. Balch,
Johanna Gerhart, and b. Il. Nichols
and the Misses. Sower.
Mr.. j. w. Mcpherson, OF Des Moines,
formerly of this city. today decided to
Mrs. Rose Kohler the residence prop
erty at 300 East State street, which
was the Mcpherson home while the
family lived here. The property was
sold under contract some time ago
The price was $4,000.
Zybszko, champion wrestler of Eur
ope, will meet John Gordon. champion
police wrestler of Minneapolis. at the
New Odeon tomorrow night. This
promises to be one of the best matches
ever seen in this city as both con-
testants are after the title, now held
by Frank Gotch. Prices 20, so, 75c 81.
Ringside, $1.50
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Calhoun, of Kan
sas City, Mo, the latter a niece of
J Robert Shrk, arrived in the city to-
day to be present at the Skirk funeral
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Bush
man, of Eldora, a sister of Mrs. Skirk
also arrived today. Walter O.. Shirk
of Winona, Mimi, a nephew of Mr.
Shirk, was here when his uncle died
Mrs. r. B. Silence, 210 South Eighth
street, VINO is at ST Thomas hospital
where she underwent a serious opera
ton Tuesday morning, is still in crit
ical condition and altho she is doing
, about as we'll as could be expected. Is
not in as good a condition as her
physician and friends hoped for. The
patients temperature remains high
lower during the day.
John German, formerly Of Liberty
township, who took up a claim in XII
owa county, Colorado, nearly two years
ago. left Tuesday evening for Eads
, Colo, to join his wife and look after his
interests there, after a visit of some
time st. Anthony and its vicinity Mr.
German was accompanied by Will T.
, Adams, Of this city, who goes to secure
a homestead, IL conditions are found
, favorable, and incidentally to visit his
brother Joy and wife, who are now oc
cupying two 16O-acre claims not ia,
, from Eads.
The Dearborn Democrat Of June 26
: 1908, has the following to say regard
ing Ex-Governor Folk OF Missouri: "a,
, angry and rebellious st. Louis bos
once asserted that Joe Folk acted al
IL he had written the ten command.
ments.' There was more compliment II
, the sarcasm than the boss ever intend
ed. Mr.. Folk actually did insist tina
the difference between right and wrong
held good in politics as we'll as In bus
3 mess or social affairs. That Mr.. Foil
: was not mere mouther Of platitude
:. has been abundantly proven by hi:
I course as governor Of Missouri. NJ
;. governor in half century has beer
responsible for so much needed ant
$ salutary legislation" Y. M. C. A. lee,
) ture course next Thursday evening a.
r the M. e. church. Tickets can be hac
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