Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-17

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Buy Boston brown bread and baked
beans for supper tomorrow. Culley, tht
grocer has them hot from the oven.
James Dunno, OF Chicago, owner o.
the Dunn eating house In the unior
station, was in the city Tuesday nigh
on business.
Mrs. Lucy D. Loree left today TO,
Springfield, ILL.,, where she will visit
several weeks with her daughter. Mrs
f. NJ. Legg.
Fred A Neil, who has been in the
city for a few days on business, re.
turned to Iowa City Tuesday night te
resume his studies in the school OF
dentistry of the state university.
Mrs. Caroline B. WINERY went to
Liscomb Tuesday evening. where she
was called by the death of her brother
inlaw, ]. s. Test. Mrs. WINERY will
remain for the funeral, which will be
held Friday afternoon.
Rev. C.. A. Lindvall, pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church, went to
Ogden this morning to attend the
monthly meeting of the pastors of the
Des Moines district of the church
which continues there until Thursday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bovee of Mon
rovia, Cal, are guests at the home
of Mr.Band Mrs. E. G.. Wallace, and
will also visit relatives and friends
at Green Mountain. Mr.. and Mrs. Boz
wee were former residents of this
county.
We have just received the ST. Regent
porcelain. This shape is an Imitation
of the Haviland and we think is the
best that Johnson ever placed on the
market. You know what the goods are
but the pattern must be seen to be APP.
preciated D. s. Good Grocery Co.
Mrs. J. N. Cooper who has been
visiting at her old home near VOL
cottville, Ind, during the past three
months, has returned home. She
raised on the Higgins farm near VOL
cottville. One of the apples weighs
one pound and i've ounces, and is fif-
teen inches in circumference.
or first cost Solvay coke is a little
T.; g expensive than other cokes, but
Qualify considered, it is much cheaper.
A ton of Solvay will go as far as a ton
of hard coal and really gives more
heat. There is no smoke, gas or clink-
err and very little ash, and cost twenty
per cent. less. Give it trial if you
doubt this. Consumers Fuel Co.
The Northwestern, newspaper
published in the interests of North
western University at Evanston, in a
recent issue has the following refer
ence to Marshalltown boy, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Long, of No s,
Court street: wv. H. Long, who
graduated last year, has been Presi-
dent A. w Harris private secretary
since July and is discharging his du-
ties with energy which characterized
all his work in college"
Rev. Mark Masters, Of Montour, has
secured his transfer from the Upper
Iowa to the Northwestern Iowa con-
has been assigned, to the Pocahontas
church Rev Masters was in the city
this morning on his way to his new
charge, where he breaches his first
sermon next Sunday. Rev. Masters,
before going to Montour, held several
different charges in this county dur
i'm period Of number of years
Mr.. Geo. T. Wilson, teacher Of voice
and elocution, has opened a studio at
III East Main street, and will give his
Introductory recital in the Congrega-
tional church, accompanied by Mr.
Ralph M. Hix, on Thursday evening
at $3.50 o'clock. The program will con-
sist of opera and oratorio selections,
songs composed by Mr.. Wilson and
folk songs, interspersed with humor-
Gus. dramatic and dialect readings. No
admission will be charged All lovers
of music and elocution are cordially
invited.
Ed Braddock. of near Marietta, one
of the younger farmers of the county
is one who has made good raising po-
tatoes this summer Mr. ,Braddock
seeded fourteen acres with potatoes ana
the planting produced about $500
bushels. He shipped l,soo bushels to
Mankalo, Kas., where he sold them
from the car They Melted him 10
cents the bushel over and above freight
charges. Mr.. Braddock returned from
Mankato Tuesday afternoon, aad he
Will probably ship another car or two