Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-27
VIM. Battin. 5 per cent farm loans.

| VIM. BaItl0, o per CellL 1dIul AOdu0.
DR.. Lierle specialist, eye. ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted
DR.. w. M. Choaie, dentist. office over
| the Fidelity bank. New phone 81.
Tallman and pound sweet Jonathan
and Gillflower apples at Culley's.
Tomorrow only, we will sell choice
country butter for IS cents pound.
l.. r. Idso.
| Plenty of apples, grapes, bananas,
lemons, etc, today at Reynolds &
| Sheldons.
Buy your coffee of Culley. 1t is
| the best. Save your checks and get
fancy dishes or enameledware with
them.
The seat sale of the r. r. Y. M. G. A.
course is in progress at the Furbush
hardware Reservation fee, Is cents a
night
Buy 5O-cent can of baking powder
at Sinclair's Saturday and get ten
quart granite pail free. Sinclair Tea
and Coffee Company.
MIS-. 1dnndn SIV ANol III
Fourth avenue, was hostess to the
members Of the Royal Neishbors' aid
society Thursday afternoon.
Rev A. c. Kaye, of Oskaloosa, will
preach in the Presbyterian church on
1t Sunday. He is an interesting
speaker and should be greeted by a
large audience.
See Culley's layout in dried fruits.
raisins, three kinds: Muir peaches.
three grades; pears, California and
Oregon; prunes, blue berries, apricots,
two grades. The best fruits at right
prices.
The ladies' aid society of the Metho-
dist church was entertained Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Emmett Waters.
Mrs. Charles Chinn and Miss Alice Pat
terson, at the latters home, 406 East
Church street.
The Baptist ladies' aid society met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Kate
Keller, 537 North Third street, where
the members were pleasantly enter
=tained at their regular meeting. Mrs.
Eli Jones assisted Mrs. Keller in enter
tanning.
Lon Boyd, United States district
marshal, of Indianapolis, Ind, passed
thru the city this morning on his way
to San Francisco, having in charge
Samuel Hobbs, who is wanted in San
Francisco for violating the pension
laws, by falsely swearing in securing
pension money which did not belong to
him. Hobbs was arrested in Central
Indiana.
The semi centennial edition of the
Davenport Democrat and Leader con-
tains an excellent half-tone likeness
of Mr.. Edward Collins, city clerk of
Davenport, and brother of Engineer
d. j. Collins Of the Iowa Cetral, this
city. Mr.. Collins is a well-known
Davenporter, and for several years
was city editor Of the Davenport
Times.
Mr. and Mrs. John @. Saint. 412
North Fourth street, celebrated the
first anniversary of their marriage
Thursday, and invited as guests at
6 O'clock dinner fourteen of their more
intimate friends. The guests, some OF
whom remembered that the day was
the anniversary Of the host and fostt
ess, presented them with a beautiful
Dresden china salad dish, and a bou-
quet of chrysanthenlums. The eve
ming was pleasantly spent in a social
way
Bargains: For sale, two small res
idence properties, one on N. Fifth street
and one on East Webster street, nea.
high school, Anyone wishing to buy
themselves nice little home, will do
we'll to call on John d. Vail Real Es-
tate Company, at once, as they must
be sold within thirty days. Also for
rent, four rooms and hall fiat. Private
front and back entrance. See John d.
Vail, 100 West Main street, Marshall-
town, Iowa.
Miss Grace Farrand entertained .
few friends at her home, 313 North
Third street, Thursday evening, COM
.plinn antary to Miss Grace Baker. of
the Click school, who finishes her
work today on account Of failing
health. The guests were largel: Miss
Bakers friends among the teachers of
the city. The evening was spent with
progressive five hundred, for which
Mrs. F. e. Barry received the head
prize, and Miss Edith Waterman, of
Portland, Ore, the consolation. A
two-course luncheon was served by
the hostess, assisted by Miss Eta
Langon.
The members of Spinning Wheel
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, We're entertained Thurs
da1. afternoon nv Mrs r. r. GarVin
The afternoon was spent in listening
to the report of the state conference,
which was held at Dubuque on the
10Th and goth insts. The next meet
ing of the chapter ON November 16,
will be a joint one, when Rev. DIR.
Elijah Brown Jones, pastor Of the
First Baptist church, will give his
LECTURE on "The Women of George
Eliot" before Spinning Wheel and
Marshalltown chapters, at the library