Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-01
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0sA ,. Allen. optica1 specialist.
Dv. Wood. eye, ear, throat Glasse
rive per cent money. William 4,
creW1 company.
Mn Grove w. Harris, OF Ferruso,
Was = the city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Dickersor
pr Ltscomp, spent the day In the cit,
Thu fraternal fair commences Marc
20, e. Forney's hail, closes March Q
Yo1 can enroll i'll the new classes q
the business college tomorrow morn
ing.
Fi3een per cent discount or all or
ders for wall paper March 2, 8 and
IA. F.sJones.
Yon should see the new patterns O
wall paper at L. +. Jones', los Eas
State street, before YOU order.
Din Cora Williams, specialist dis
sases of women. Office over the Fidel
tty Bank. Hours 1912 a. M, IA d. n,
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II you order wall paper in the mex
three days at Jones wall paper ant
paint store. you can save Is per cent
Mrs: Russell Harper, OF Ottumwa
who spent Sunday in the city with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Burroughs
laaves for her home this evening.
The Baptist Fill Bible Glass will
meet with Mrs. William Jennings. SOL
West Boone street, Tuesday after.
noon.
& DR.. w. q. Ward, formerly Of this
city, but now of Des Moines, was here
tllis morning, while on his way from
Montour where he spent Sunday with
relatives.
Don't throw away what seems to you
q valueless piece of furniture Adver-
tise 1t for sale in the classified coll
uinns of the T.-R. Someone will be
glad to buy it.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society
will be entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. George Gilbert and Mrs.
McElroy, at the formers home, COZ
East Linn street.
%. w. Brown, financial agent Of the
Noxobee Industrial Institute a co-ed-
vocational school for colored people at
Mcleod, Miss, is in the city in the in
terests of the school.
"uncle Billy" Dunn, who moved from
this city back to the old homestead in
Liberty township last fall. is enjoying
better health this winter than for sew
eral years. He is now able to get out
doors each day and seems to be stead
lily gaining strength.
Mrs. C. H. Morris left early this
morning for West Gore, N. S., sum-
mDned by a telegram announcing the
critical illness of her father. John Mac
Dougal Mr.. Mac Dougal is suffering
from rheumatism of the heart, and is
mot expected to live.
No community can hear Mr.. Mac
M,irray's great lecture on ''Dr Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde" without being awakened
ito new truth and experiencing a great
uil1fess 1ss.-isfs " esdfay evening at the
- - = lcSets for sale at Hem
ny Pappe's Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. b. e. ,StonebrakeG and wife, Of
Rockwen City. are in the city for a
few days visit at the home of Mr.
Stnnebraker's cousin. Rev. Merle n.
Smith, Mr.. Stonebraker is ex-audi-
tor of Calhoun county, and was one of
the many victims of the severe typhoid
epidemic there last spring.
Mr.. Knute Handeland, of Ellsworth,
who was called to attend the funeral
of Thomas Kjormoe, held from the
Kjormoe home. near Montour, satur-
day, was in the city today visiting
friends Mr.. Handeland spent Sunday
with relatives near LeGrand. He eA-
poets to leave for his home this even
ting on tomorrow morning.
MAT Mccarthy, former old con-
ductor on the Iowa Central. who is
living in Albert Lea, Mimi, spent Sun
day in the city visiting with Herman
Colt, 206 West Grant street. Mr.. Nc
earthly ran out of Oskaloosa for years,
but for several years he has been run
ming on the Chicago. Milwaukee &
st. Paul out Of Albertl Lea.
Henry Stones condition is consid-
erably improved today. The use of the
patients left arm and leg is return
ing. and now more rapid improve
ment is looked for. 1t is now believed
that Mr.. Stones ailment was due to
alIto- intoxication. as he has been SUI
lfering from indigestion for a long time.
Warren Stone, Of Warrensburg, Mo-,
bRouher Of the sick man, arrived in the
city Sunday morning, and will be here
lnntil Tuesday evening.
S. 81 j. Taylor, who has been with the
Baxter Harness Company for about
kWo months, was at home over Sun
day and has made arrangements to
move to that place this week. He re-
ports Baxter as prospecting and bust
ness good The many MarshalitoWn
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. TAYLOR will re-
sgret their departure. Mr.. TAYLOR was
In the employ. of George Shelter mere
for tfirty-five years and is an expert
harness maker.
.Deputy Marshal and Mrs Michael
Clark. 203 South Seventh avenue, We're
married twenty-five years Saturday. In
solicitation of the anniversary a aarse
scsmpany of neighbors surprised Mfs.
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