Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-09
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Fine line q pictures and srasnes. ..
g. Wilbur
a few barsains LEFT at schobert's 10;
nice lace curtains.
p. =. simkins. undertaking exclusive.
~. Second door west Of postoifice.
MI. Fred Webb. 81 webster city. has
accepted q position with Henry Pappe.
y, you want the latest. the best. the
most durable steel range, zee our NAL
leabie. schmidt's hardware store.
The condition Of Mr.. Chris Larson,
who ts III with typhoid fever at his
home No. COS East State street. 10 such
as to cause his friends much anxiety.
p. a. G. o. hour Is always all right.
a prominent physician says you can.
recommend p. A. G. o. as highly as
You want to. II makes the best bread
q ever ate. Sold at Reynolds. Watson
I & Cos.
The guest OF honor at an elegant din
ner served Monday evening to y few
friends by Mr.. and Mrs. g h. Kirby
was Mrs. Rita Lorton Schmidt, Of Chi
cago, who gives song recital this eve
ming for the first entertainment Of the
seaeon OF THE Twentieth Century Club.
The travel department Of the Won
ems Club will give the program at the
club melting Wednesday afternoon. Mr.
John w. Wells will tell OF The Astron-
omy and Astrology Of Ancient Egypt"
Miss Bessie w. Parker will play and
Mrs. Will Allen, OF Mason City, will
sing
Mrs. B. j. Warner and cousin, Mrs.
=. "A. Sproul, the latter of Pearson, re-
turned Monday evening from Grinnell,
where they have been visiting few
days with their aunt, Mrs. B. Dale. and
at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Cass and Mr.. and Mrs. B. Jenkins. The
ladies were called to Grinnell on ac-
dount OF the dangerous illness of Mrs.
Dale, who is an aged lady and is suf-
fering from ailments due to her adj
vanced years. Mrs. Sprouts former
home was in Grinnell and this visit was
her first one since leaving there twenty
two years ago.
Miss Mildred Moffatt christened her
new apartments at the w. B. Elliott
home Monday with the first company
entertained therein. The hours were
short. being from the close of school
until dinner time, for the guests in
.cluded only the teachers Of the Wood
bury school, among whom is Miss Moi
fatt. The time was we'll spent. how
ever. and the hostess served dainty re-
freshments from her tea table. The
young ladies present were Misses Dora
Smith, Agnes Carey, Louise Miller
Eta Mendenhall, Mary Hostettler,s
Marie Evans and Vhasta Brehl.
Marshall county's supervisors. Audi.
tor Hargrave and County Bridge Super
intendent j. n. Jayne had as their
guests today Mr.. William Judge, chair
man Of the board OF supervisors Of Mon
roe county, Mr.. j. L. Reddish. mem-s
Der Of the board. Mr.. A. C. Pabst. coun-
~ treasurer, and Mr.. John Walsh,
county auditor. also OF Monroe county,
who came to the city to inspect Mar;
shall county's system Of bridges, which
fs, without doubt, the best of any coun-
ty In the state. The gentlemen from
Abba were driven about the city to the
various places of interest, including a
I trip to the Soldiers Home. and had the
pleasure OF looking over the new work
on East Main street. that on North
Third avenue. and at nearby points
where new bridges have been recently
installed. The water works were also
visited, also the ground on which the
new wells are being sunk by the city.
T.