Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-18
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THE CITY IN BRIEF


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Chamberlain. optometrist
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DR. Billiard osreoparh. % East Main.
Buy your belts and handbags Of M
| r. Andrews.
Admission free to everybody tonight
Harmony Aid Fair, Odd Fellows hall
Buy, sell, borrow, loan, exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews Co.
/ For Rent Five room house and
barn; water in house; price right. In
1 quire at Dinges & Everist, wall ga oar
store.
Mr.. F. w. Caldwell, advance repre-.
sentative Of Adelaide Thurston, III
| THE Triumph OF Betty" spent the
day in the city.
Services in the Presbyterian church
of Springville, Iowa tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
! Souvenir spoons have come to be the
proper thing to send to a friend at a
distance. Allen, the jeweler, has a fine
line to select from.
Cady o. Lawrence. OF Union. passed
| thru the city Friday evening on his
way to Iowa City to attend the Iowa
Drake foot ball game this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Durham were
in Des Moines Friday night In at
tendance at banquet served at the
Slavery by the Iowa Steam and Eec-
trical Engineers Association.
The seat sale for the Jackson-Sam
mis- Co., second number Of the r. r.
\. M. G. A. course, opens at the Fur
bush hardware Tuesday at 10 a. m.
Course reserves also on sale.
W. B. Sanford. one Of the brightest
PresbyterianS ministers in the state.
addresses the men at the r. r. Y. M. C.
A. tomorrow on The Defensive Side
of Life" Mandolin music from to
$3.50.
b E. Benedict & Company wholesale
! Wellmgton's Best -four. This -four is
of superior quality, being lna1ufac-
tured from selected hard wheat. Ask
Your grocer for a sack A trial will
convince you.
Rev. L. B. Hix arrived home FRI
day evening from Cedar Rapids, where
he was called a few days ago, owing
to the death OF his sister-in-law, Mrs.
G. 2. Brainerd, whose funeral was held
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Fix will re-
turn Monday.
The fact that people who once wear
the Munsing underwear can seldom
be induced to buy any other kind IS
the best sort of evidence as to the gem
uine merit Of the goods Every season
the demand for the Munsing increases.
NJ r. Andrews.
A suit of clothes that does not at
is Il constant source OF ann )yallre.
If you leave your measure at our tall.
orins parlors ycu will new r be trou-A
isIel Ia that respect. We have tie
|lat.ss and lest in foreign ana domes-i
Tic gods also n white ass yes 5.
Tony Psen!cka
Mrs B. "A. Mansfield ana daughter
Gladys, OF Dies Moines, spent Friday
in the city with friends. Mrs. Mans.
field came here to take home with her
Mrs James Mansfield, Mr.. Mansheld's
mother, whose husband died suddenly
In Waterloo few months ago Mrs.
Mansfield will make her home with her
son.
O. ]. Worfey. q former well known
resident of Marshalltown, but for the
past few years OF Mason City, was
checked In Friday as manager OF the
Singer Sewing Machine company's
business here. the position held until
recently by w. j. Irvine, who has en-
gagged in business for himself. Mr..
Worley will move his family here next
week.
District school No. &. of Taylor town
ship, three miles northwest OF the city,
which has been cleaned, repapered and
overhauled, opened for the fall term
this week. During the short vacation
the building has been painted, and the
interior has been papered, cleaned and
the wood work painted. The grounds
have also been improved and cleaned.
Mr.. David Cakerice is director and has
charge Of the repairs. Miss Rubie
Cope is teacher.
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The Methodist quarterly tea was
given last evening at the home of Mrs.
w. F. Pitner, 4os West State street,
by Division AZ, the ladies being Mrs
r. T. Kirby, chairman: Mrs. Barkhurst,
Mrs. Dewey. Mrs. Long, Mrs. Crellin,
Mrs. II. w. Flower, Mrs. Coolidge, and
Mrs. Pitner Mrs. Jesse Cole had
charge Of the program. which WIS
greatly enjoyed by all. Mrs. Hilsabeck
read very good paper on Frontier
Work on the Finance" Mrs. M. N.
Smith also sang several delightful
numbers. The out of town guests were
Mrs. H. w. Squires, Of Ames, and Mrs
A. w. Dudley, OF Des Moines,
Another delightful social affair Of
the week was the o'clock luncheon
given yesterday by Mrs 7. !. WATSON
and Mrs. D. W. Norris, Jr., at the
home Of the former. 100 North Third
street to about sixty-fiv ladies. This
is the second one Of the series, the
first having been given Wednesday.
The house was decorated turnout with
pink ana white chrysanthemums. In
flower guessing contest Mrs. Harry
Rodgers won the prize. The hostesees