Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-19
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THE CITY in BRIEF
Observation-Disclosures.


Cravanetted mohairs-what are
| they? See them at NJ. #. Andrews.
Our new fall suits are arriving. Come
in and see the new styles. Nj. +. An
drews
Mr.. r. w. Chamberlain was in Union
today in attendance at the harvest
festival.
JOS. II. Egermayer, attorney, gen
eral law practice. collections. City
| National Bank building
Spring lamb, spring chicken. Jersey
veal and choice cuts in beef from Iowa
corn fed cattle at Jarvis & Kellogg
| The original fiber mating Hofi mas
many superior qualities 1t is a thor
oughly hysienic, soft, pliable, odorless
mating.
Wanted-Young men and women to
get in line of promotion thru our prac-
| teal courses. Central Iowa Business
College, City.
| The Bangor band, which furnished
| the music for the grocers' and butch
ers' picnic at Des MoInes Thursday
went to Union this morning. where il
played for the harvest festival today.
General Manager G.. A. Goodell, and
Superintendent G. b. Stembel, of the
Chicago Great Western. passed thru
the city this morning on a special train,
en- route south over the line on trip
of inspection.
Miss Harriet VanDerveer. who re-
Gently accepted position In the grad
ed schools of Seattle. departed for the
west Thursday night. She will join
Miss Maxine Kelley, who was in the
city visiting, at Denver.
U. c. r. Council, No. 254. will meet
at the X. p hall Saturday evening al
8 o'clock sharp. Every member and
every visiting member is invited to be
present. Initiation of candidates. D..
Nj. Keefer. senior counsel; Gerald NJ
Wright, secretary.
Rev. w. ]. Hadley. superintendent OF
pastoral and evangelistic work of the
Friends church in Iowa. left this
morning for Pleasant Plain, jefferson
county. where he will attend quarterly
meeting Rev. Hadley Will remain
over Sunday.
w. W. Hazen. of this city who has
been with the Brotherhood of American
Woman for two years. has taken a po-
sition with the Union Mutual Life In
surance Company, of Portland. Me, as
a special district manager. Mr. Ha-
zen Will have iowa as his territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Battin issued
Invitations today for the marriage Of
their daughter, Helen Mabel, to Mr..
Hiram Stoddard Raley, which will be
celebrated on Wednesday, August 81, at
3 o'clock. The at home cards read after
November Is, Boston, Mass
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Train No. 3 on the Northwestern. due
at Sill this morng, broke in two at
Chelsea by pulling drawbar. The
baggage cars and chairs cars were TAX
en- west in one section. reaching here at
about 8 O'clock, and the second section
pulled the sleepers. reaching this point
about an hour later.
Mr.. Charles Il Ackert, of Washing
ton, %. c.. arrived in the city this
morning and will remain for short
visit with her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Ackert, and friends. Mrs Ackert ar
rived in New York on the I'd inst from
Europe. where, in company with Mr.
Ackert and son, Fred. she had spent
five weeks.
b. W. Sinclair went to Des Moines,
this morning TO attend a meeting of the
tea and coffee retail merchants of the
state, held there today. The session is
for the purpose of talking over ways
and means to combat the license law.
which has proved a great annoyance
to travelling statesmen. who solicit or
ders turnout the state.
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Hofi mating was new thing for
this spring but it came
to stay because 1t fills long felt want
rs floor covering The many people
who have examined 1t in our store and
those who are using II have only words
IF praise for Hofi. 1t is the original
aher mating ard for many reasons
The best. See d. c. Wilbur's show win
low for fall designs.
DR., and Mrs. b. F. Kierulff, Mr.. q. |
f. Kierulff, Jr., OF San Francisco. and
few friends to the number of twelve |
" littesIi, StlJuSe1 al dIteIItOOn picnic |
1t the Soldiers Home Thursday COM
to Mr.. Kierulff. Jr.. who |
stopped here on his way home from |
IN eastern trip for visit at the paren- |
al home. An appetizing picnic sup
per was served in the early evening, /
after which boating was INDUCED in.
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Mrs. G. c, Horton and daughter, Miss
Bertha, arrived home Thursday even
ng from their visit of a month In Min
lesota. Mrs. Horton has been at Min
iehaha Falls, where she has been the
guest of Comp1andant James Compton,
II the Minnesota State Soldiers Home.
ind wife. Miss Horton has been visit
ng friends at Glanwood. Mrs. Horton
Ind daughter took river trip south.
o Muscatine, where they have been
or few days with relatives and
riends.
About forty people, old friends OF
Yrs. G. p. Bay, of Chicago who IS
listing at the home of her SON. Mr..
,harles P. Bay, Al North First ave-
rue, spent the afternoon picnicking on
he Soldiers Home grounds Thursday,
aking along bountiful supply of
rood things to eat The afternoon was
pent in visiting, and, boating by the
arly In the evening, after enjoying q
oily good time Those who were in
luded beside the honored guest, We're
Ar. and Mrs. Charles p Bay: Abblc
nez. Bertha and Myron Bay; Deputy