Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-03


Mr.. Henry Weber was in Nevada
Monday night looking after business
matters.
Wanted-Ten general helpers, 81 per
day; steady employment A. e. Short
hill Company.
Palm Olive, Channels Skin and nice
glycerine soap now In stock at Rey-
mold & Sheldon's
Mrs. d. e. Buck of the soldiers home
went to Mt. Vernon this morning for
an extended visit with relatives.
Mrs. A. Roterbert. of Chicago. is In
the city for visit of several weeks
with her cousin, Mrs Anna Young.
Miss Florence Webb, who has been
with relatives here for several months,
returned this morning to her home at
Cambridge.
Mrs. A. A. Smith, of Boone, who has
been in the city for a few days visit
with Mrs. q. w. Stone, returned home
Monday evening.
The high school girls bible class will
meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
West church street.
William Pauley, Of this city, and Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Luhcs, of Gilman. the
latter sister of Mr.. Pauley. left this
morning for a trip in South Dakota, to
look at the country.
James Skegg is one Of the Oldest and
best paper hangers in the city. His taste
Is good and he can help you to select
designs that will look we'll after they
are on the walls. See skegg.
j. L. Nicholson we0t to Liscomb this
morning for weeks stay with his
been in poor health for some time, and
to visit other relatives.
When a kettle Of tar boiled over
back of the Miller grocery on North
First avenue this morning, blaze re-
suited and the fire department was
called. The fire was soon extinguished,
without any damage.
| Mrs. Minnie Rhoades and Mrs. w.
G. Ives left this morning for Roches-
ter, Mimi, where they will enter st.
Mary's hospital for examination. Neittl-
er Mrs. Rtoades nor Mrs. Ives has been
in the best of health for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Har and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Dieterich left this morning
for Davenport, where they will remain
turnout the state firemen's tournament
and the annual convention of the Fra
ternal Order Of Eagles
If you know what exceptional values
we are offering in ostrich plumes this
week you would undoubtedly purchase
some of these plumes for your future
needs. Sale now going on, 106 West
Main street. South African Importing
/ Company.
Mrs. G. IA. Burkhart, Of Grundy Gen.
ter, who has been visiting for the past
two weeks with her cousin, Mrs. George
Size, in this city, has gone to Des
Moines to make her home. Mr. Burk-
hart, who is an electrician, is already
in Des Moines, where he has secured
employment.
Mrs. G. C. st. Clair and children lef,
Monday evening for Moline, Ill. where
they will remain for month visiting
at the home Of Mrs. st. Glars father
Rev. G. g. Perkins, and with other rel
atives. Mr.. st. Clair leaves tonight for
Seattle and other points in the north
west, for a three weeks trip. Mr.. st
Clair will take the northern route go
ing, and will return via Denver.
Miss Helena Bernstein, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Bernstein, 212
North Third street, entered upon he,
duties as assistant bool1keeper in the
office of the Marshall Telephone Com
pany. Miss Marie Shove. who has been
acting in this capacity during the sum-
telephone office until Miss Bernstein
familiarizes herself with the new work
Mrs. L. A. Wray and daughter, Miss
Lola, of Lafayette, Ind, arrived Mon
day night for an extended visit here
and in the county with her father,
William Adams, and other relatives.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Ellen Curtis, also Of Lafayette, who
came to visit her son, e. j. Curtis. who
for some time has been in the employ
of the Iowa Central railroad.
Mrs. J. L. Carney and daughters
Gladys and Gerna, and Miss Emma
woodbury., arrived home Monday from
Lake Oleoboji. Mrs. Carney and daugh-
tiers have been at the lake for a month
and Miss Woodbury. has been there q
week Mr.. and Mrs. John woodbury.
who spent two weeks with Mrs. Car
ney, reached home Saturday. Mr.
Leonard Carney, who has been at the
lake for week, left for Seattle, and
other western points, for a few weeks
stay.
The Citizens Lumber Company hal
filed an action for the district court FOL
judgment and foreclosure of Ner
against G. A. and Rakel Nodland, end
naming also as defendants the Buch.
valid Lumebr Company, DR.. II. u
Nichols, Horne & Gelvin and Katherine
Fogarty, Administrative Of the estate Of
D. J. Fogarty, deceased. they holding
alleged Junior liens against the proper.
ty. The suit 4s to collect q bill o,
| $151.9S for lumber and other materia
for the construction Of buildings Il
Melrose Park by Mr.. NodlAnd.
Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Cakerice and
sons Harry and Irwin. of Written, cam.
to the city Monday In an automobile
and MT. Cakerice will remain for Few
days, attending the chautauqua ata{
visiting his mother, Mrs. ANNA Cake.
rice. 1117 West Church street. Mrs
Cakerice and Irwin will leave thii