Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-18

Visitors are cordially invited to be pres
ent. C. w. Mason, w. NJ.
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond leaves to-
night fol. Keokuk, Where Friday even
ing she gives a recital at ST. Francis de
Sales assembly hall, assisted by local
talent in the persons of MIR. Maurice
Klein and Miss Virginia Warwick.
Superintendent of Mains L. q. Mack
says that the water main in the north
east quarter of the city Will be shut off
for two hours after midnight Friday in
ordsrsto repair a bursted main at the II
corner of Third avenue and Webster
street
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Kelly, who have
been living in Nevada since their mar
rage several months ago, have re-
turned to this city and will make their
home here. Mrs. Kelly formerly lived
here and is the mother of Mrs. George
Wagner.
Mrs. Will Allen. of Mason City, will
give q musicale. assisted by loca. tall
emf, at the residence of Mrs. Marston,
i'll East Church street, Thursday eve
ming, for the benefit of ST Margaret's
Mission. Admission 5cents. All ms
Nited.
The state convention of Iowa Baptists
Will be held next week in Muscatne,
beginning Monday evening and contin-
suing until Friday evening. Rev. and
Mrs +. W. Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs A. f.
Wilbur and Mr.. and Mrs. I. l. WATSON
expect TO BE- in attendance.
Rev.Dr. +. W. Parsons. at the Baptist
parsonage on "Wednesday afternoon,
united in marriage Mr.. Joseph L. Rich
ardson, of Dustin. Neb.. and Miss Katie
NJ Pearson. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Pearson, of Timber Creek town
ship. Mr.. and Mrs Richardson will re-
side in Dustin
L We want to call your attention to the
fact that the Banner -four manufactured
AT the old reliable LeGrand roller mills
by Hammond & Soni the leading brand
Gf flour on the market. You Will make
no mistake when you order a sack of 1T
for family use. Its sold by over seven
ltE-five of the leading flour dealers in
centra! Iowa.
/ Deliver and Cousins, solicitous for the
comfort and welfare of the public gem
orally. irrespective of sex or political
party, request you To call at Hoyt's De-
epartment Store, where You can secure
everything needfu for your comfort in
underwear. hosiery. Jackets. ca pes saoes
and millinery 81 in trading stamps for
a 81 purchase.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ C. 1Dakin, of State
Center. issued invitations today for the
of their daughter, Susan Ed
ma, TO Mr.. Homer Norman Boardman
]8af Nevada, to be solemnized Thursday
Nov. i, at $50 O'clock. The re-
Rcsption will follow the ceremony from
10 to H. and the at home card reads
+ after Dec. i. at Garner
II The tie game between the Marshall
town high school and the sRhoades-
4 Carmean foot ball elevens Will be
\ played off this evening beginning il A :3t
O'Clock at F'inkle's Park. Considerable
interest has been manifested in the
game, owing to>the fact that the team:
are we'll matched each having won one
e game and the third resulted in a tie.
4 j. B. Matson, manager of the State
4 Center creamery who was quite badl,
shaken up by falling thru the elevator
shaft in the Johnson cold storage build
ling last Saturday. is reported as doing
4 very nicely at his home in State Center
4 It was feared at first that Internal in.
Ijuries had been sustained, but it is nov
4 believed that his injuries are confined
Il solely to bruises Of an external nature.
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j A party from the country club wil
4 go up to Boone tomorrow to show III,
4 aproteges of Fred Click, who made tn,
i jewellers of that burg acquainted Will
4 golf, how the game should be played
4 Thirty six holes will be played ant
Z great sport is anticipated by those wht
4 go, who are Messrs, Frank Friend, F
Il Il. Stewart, S. NJ. Rogers, Byron Web
ster and G, II. E. Boardman.
Messrs. George Tingley and Nick Mil
Il Ter, who have been in Philadelphia at
;, tending the international conference o
the railway department. Of the Y. NJ. {
\ A., returned home Wednesday evenin
land report q very pleasant and ,profita
BILE time spent in the good old Quake
4 city. Mr.. g. w. Mcclure. Of Emporia
II Kas. will arrive today and visit a fe,