Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21

Weddings galore-but think Of TIN
pretty things at Hellberg's for wedding
presents.
Choice New York apples by the bar
rel. D. S. Good Grocery Company
Both phones "a
Don't fail to get a copy of the Int
Ocean next Sunday. 1t has an elegan
picture as supplement-
Superintendent w. L. Grayson. of tn
Barber Asphalt Company, was in Wa
terloo today on business.
DR.. MARS treats all forms of stom
ach.. liver. and kidney trouble, dropsy
paralysis ana constipation.
Those who wish to see Blanch,
Walsh in Resurrection, this evening
can still secure good seats.
Do not fail to see the drill given a
Finkle's hall this evening at O'Clock
by the c. c. G. degree staff
We have some Of the celebrated
Cohocton buckwheat -four. d. S. Gooc
Grocery Company Both phones.
The Harmony Aid Society will NEE
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. c. O
Lawrence, 1917 South Second avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer McCool, living
three miles northwest OF the city. are
parents of a daughter, born Tuesday
The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Thomas Reed, 507 North Third av-
enue.
Another tremendous purchase OF
rings at Hellberg's. His is the ring
and that's a ringer" TO de
pend upon.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A. Will meet with Mrs. ]. D.
Collins. 4o6 West Nevada street, Oh
afternoon.
Mr.. Bert Cogswell. of Seattle. arrived
in the city this morning to attend the
funeral of his aunt, the late Mrs. A f.
Shorthll. which was held this after
noon.
Remember we are putting on a spec
~ StttC VI iiASii oP * iiiti
,erized waistings for Thursday and
Friday. Nettie Ingledue & Co. the
lp-to-date dry goods house.
Special prices-15. %, 35 and so cents
have been arranged for Hoyt's "A
Bunch of Keys" at the Odeon Friday
With bright lines and good specialties.
l.. w. Fox. of Albion. shipped to the
city Tuesday afternoon, two loads OF
mixed hogs, averaging 2S5 pounds.
which We're sold at the Britain & Co.
Yards. The entire lot consisted of l07
head.
A large sale of cattle and horses was
leld Tuesday afternoon at the T. f,
4eGrand. Seventy-two head of cattle
sere disposed of, and fifteen horses.
vi the stock sold at very fair figures.
The regular meeting of the IIaw-
hore Club was held Tuesday after.
loon with Mrs. William l. Crane. at
Ter home on North Fourth street Mrs.
:. r. North was the leader, and the
,oets of mythology. Homer and Virgil.
ormed the topic of the afternoons
tudy.
Anyone who Is a lover of flowers,
viii be more than repaid by a visit
0 the Kembls greenhouses. Thousands
f chrysanthemums just coming to fun
perfection. is a sight that has not be-
ore been seen in Marshalltown. while
walk thru the houses of roses and
will give one an idea what
IRE parations Mr.. Kemble has made TO
upply cut flowers during the winter
months.
Word from Rev Karl Mchels, pastor
Il the German Evangelical church, who
s visiting relatives and friends In
'omeroy, Ohio. states that owing to
he illness of his children he will not
'e able to leave for home this week,
S he intended when leaving the city.
there viii be no services
n his church next Sunday. Rev.
iichels has been enjoying most
!easant vacation al his old home. He
xpects to return home next week.
Mrs. T. j. Fletcher. president of the
owa Federation OF Women's Clubs,
tent to Eldora Tuesday evening, where
his afternoon she addressed the mem
ers Of the Third district women's
lubs on the work of the state feder-
ton. The object of these district
MEETINGS, which are all to be held this
all under the auspices of the state
ederation, is TO stimulate interest
mong the federated clubs for better
-ork, and to interest non federated
lubs in the work of the federation
he Third district has two chairmen,
Irs. j. C. jackson, OF Iowa Falls, and
IRIS. Ward Agnew, of Fairbank. The
ldora club women held reception
tuesday, evening at the home of Mrs.
d. Newcomer, and today We're hos
asses at drive about town. which
lcluded visit to the industrial school
IRIS. W. r. Forney and daughter Mar
IN, the latter representing the Des
Ioines Mail and Times. went to Ell
ora Tuesday evening to be present al
ne meeting.
First of the social affairs leading up to
re Rice Gilman wedding, on October
g. was the theater party given Tues
ay evening by the gentlemen friends
f the young ladies who win partici-
ate in the wedding. This was followed
Y a supper at the home OF Mrs Hetty
at which Messrs. George A.
lowe and Charles r. Speers were
oStS. The supper was most exquis-
ely arranged function of FIVE courses,
lates being laid for twelve. The room
nd table decorations We're in pink
nd white. Pink hearts. to which were
ttached tiny chiffon bags of rice, serv-