Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-07
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The City in Brief

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Sterling plated fatware at Aliens.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, Is West Main
Northern Ohio seed potatoes at Cul.
ley's.
A fifty-cent show for 15 cents at tn,
Bijou tonight
Five per cent money. William An
drews company.
Mr.. q. F. Stansberry, OF Gilman
was in the city today.
The best bread and rolls at Culley's
1912 South First avenue.
We want flrst-class butter and fresl
eggs Peckham Grocery Company.
Mr. Charles Lawrence, of Union
spent the day in the city on business
Mr.. G. III. e. Boardman was in De:
Moines Tuesday afternoon on business
New independent pictures of re-
markable clearness at the Bijou to.
night.
Early Ohio seed potatoes, Budlonf
N.>~N~N 0Ss's SSSSAS
Grocery Company.
Mrs. William Pearse, 107 South Sixth
street, was hostess Tuesday Afternoon
to the Baptist Hill Bible Glass.
The art and music department of the
Womens Club will meet Thursday at.
ternoon at $3.50, with Mrs Lacey ]
Patterson.
Come in and ask US how to get {
good talking machine free of charge
We are still giving them away. Peck.
ham Grocery Company.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ger.
man Evangelical church will NEE
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Kate
Schmelz, I'll East Linn street.
George H. Beebe, of the Fisher Gov.
ernor Company, left Tuesday night fol
Chicago and Detroit, where he will re.
main for a few days on business.
The body of Alpheus Picken, OF
Cedar, Mahaska county, who died at
the soldiers home Tuesday, was sent
to Wright this morning for burial.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet at the church Thursday
for an all-day sew. Each member will
take LUNCH and picnic dinner will be
enjoyed.
For Sale-The residence at 40;
North Third avenue at a bargain ii
taken soon. Seven rooms, modern
paved to lot line barn, a pretty attract
i've place. Cali at premises.
Mrs. Will Monroe, of ST. James
MINI, who has abeenohere for a
couple Of weeks visiting her mother
Mrs. Catherine wilkey and other re-
lataves. returned home Tuesday.
Members of Marshall Lodge No. s4s
NJ. B. A. take notice. Our meetings
will be held on each second and fourth
Friday night hereafter. First meeting
April 9. 1909. w. B. Elliott, secy.
j. L. Pixley, of Northwood, has be-
come an operator in the office of
Yardmaster Peter Lynch, of the Iowa
Central. He takes the third trick"
succeeding c. Laphman, who has re-
signed.
Misses Alice Manney and Meta
Schmidt and Mr.. Frank Winery, all
students at the State university, ar
rived in the city this mo. hing to spend
the short spring vacation, Mr.. Whin-
cry will visit with friends.
The high wind which prevailed dur
ing Tuesday night blew down and
badly crippled the telegraph service on
the Iowa Central south Of this city.
This forenoon none of the wires along
the line south Of the city were work.
ing.
Miss Bertha shearer, living south of
the city, has been chosen to teach
school No. 6, of Jefferson township
S. H. Reilly, who was recently APP
pointed deputy clerk of courts, was
teacher of the school at the time Of his
appointment.
A meeting of the official board Of the
United Brethren church, corner OF
State and Seventh, will be held follow
ing the regular prayer meeting this
evening. DIR. F. E. Brooke, Of Toledo
president of Leander Clark College
will meet with the board.
The regular meeting of the Shake
speare Society was enjoyed Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Marcia Tinker
The reading Of CAS- You Like TT was
completed, and the ladies decided to
next take up king Henry VIII" The
meeting next week will be with Mrs
w. p. James.
Secretary Henry E. Wilson, of the
Railroad Y. NJ. G. A., went to Chi
cago Tuesday night to attend a con-
ference of Y. M. G. A. secretaries, who
have been called together to discuss
the foreign missionary work Of the z.
NJ. c. A., and the relationship which
Is to exist between the associations
missionary work and the laymen's
missionary movement.
DIR. w. B. Kihbey, Dr. H. H Nichols,
and A. Higgin, who have been duck
hunting at Lake Trumbull, and the
bayous near Ruthven, returned home
Tuesday night. Mr.. c. z. Cook, who
was with the party, will return home
a little later, having stopped enroute.
The party found the hunting poor,
comparatively few birds having been
killed. DR.. Kibbey and Mr.. Higgin
have been at Ruthven for three weeks.
DR.. Nichols and Mr.. Cook Joined them
later.
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alton an interesting story Of every day