Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-23

II you want good bread, use Jerse
Lily flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
: Always the best suit OF clothes 70
the money. Brenneck, the reliabl
: tailor.
} Best stock of woolens In the city AN
prices the lowest. We want your bust
ness. Brenneck, the reliable tailor.
The Court OF Honor Circle will NEE
with Mrs. Il. j, Reed and Mrs. Cor
Russell, 507 North Third avenue. to
morrow afternoon.
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1t is unique way Mcbride & Wi
have of selling Hyomei, guarantee
: cure for catarrh Complete treatmen
81. Money back IL it fails
, First class farm loan investment
can be had thru Sutton & Evans, farm
loan attorneys at Tulsa, Ind Ter, ant
over Marshalltown State bank, city.
Mrs. M. II. Shelley. sons Ray an,
, Kenneth, and daughter Anna. went It
Sioux City Monday for visit Of
week or ten days with relatives an,
/ friends. MSNlN1
Mr. +. Fl. Noble. of Des. Moines. for
mer county attorney of Hardin county
was in the city this morning between
trains. being on his way to Eldora tc
attend court.
The regular meeting OF the business
mems Bible class, which was to have
been held tonight at the Y. NJ. C. A.
mas been postponed because Of the
Illness of Rev. Merle N. Smith
:
/ Mrs. j. w. Boggie went to Story
| City Monday, called by the illness OF
her son, Glenn Boggie, an Iowa Gen.
| tral fireman, who is H. Mr.. Boggie is
suffering from an attack of tonslitis
Mrs. c. o. Lawrence and Mrs. w. A.
Smith We're hostesses Monday evening
at the Lawrence home, 107h South
| Second avenue. to the members OF the
Fl. and II. Club. The evening was
spent with cards, and light refresh
ments were served.
Six large new engines for the Sou.
them Pacific, to partially replace the
large number the company lost In the
San Francisco fire, passed thru the
city Monday evening on the North
western, en- route to Ogden, Utah. The
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and of the most modern type.
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|, The literary world has been moved
by "a 7-ysar-old Marshalltown boy. HIS
father owns large library and as the
books are kept in set of Globe Wer-
nfcke elastic book cases, the lad found
no difficulty in moving them from ops
room to another. Sold by A. E. Wilbur
& Sons.
The buildings and grounds commit
tee of the council has been authorized
to execute a lease with the local Fed
GRAFTON of Labor for the upstairs OIL
the old city building on West Main
street, after repairs costing $50 have
been completed. The lease will call for
rental Of 5000 per year. the tenants
to provide their own heat.
Mrs. l.. S. Gantz, sos North Center
street, was hostess to about dozen
neighborhood friends Monday evening,
the affair being planned as a pleasant
surprise on Mr..Gantz and their daugh-
ter, Mrs L. G. Marsh, who both cele-
brate their birthday anniversaries on
the same day. The evening was spent
socially. and lunch was served by
the hostess.
Thirty south side peopl all mem
bers of the First United Evangelical,
church and Sunday school, participant
ed in surprise on Mr.. and Mrs. w. /
b. Millfiser, 1908 West Main street
Monday evening. The affair was plan
ned because of the departure of Mr. I
and Mrs Millhiser on Wednesday
morning for Long Beach. Cal, where
they will spend the winter
Mr. Louis Armhruster has about
completed the remodeling of his store
building at 120 East Main street. and
has greatly improved the property. A
new steel ceiling has been added the
walls repapered and new maple floor
laid. A new and modern front aed
door add to the beauty from an ex-
terror view. A tenant is contemplating
a long lease on the building as soon
as it is finished.
The farcical comedy, "rhe Arrival of
Kitty" which created such "a furore the
past season is the offering at the Cd.
con Thursday evening, Oct 25 This
comedy success has proven to be one
of the seasons comedy hits and the
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found in comedy offerings The pro-
luction will be presented here in ex-
actly the same manner that has char
acterfzed its success in all the lead
ing cities.
Michael Calmus, one of the older
German residents, and we'll known
hru-a extended residence in this city.
s very i'll at the home of; his son,
Joseph Calmus GOT West Church
street. Mr.. Calnus is suffering from I
ailments due to his advanced years.
Mrs. Charles Poffenberger, of Burling- (
on, a daughther, has been summoned, {
md is in the city. Another son, Peter {
resides here. Mr. Calmus is \
3 years old.
Mrs. Della Waterbury formerly of
farshalltown but now of Iowa City, :
rived Monday evening. called on ac- :
cunt Of the death of her daughter-in- :
NV, Mrs. R. r, Waterbury, Mr.. and !,
FRS. Thomas Knudson, of Hubbard, !,
Id friends Of Mr.. and Mrs N. P. Ham !.
en-, also arrived Monday; evening to :
ttend the funeral, which was held this :
fternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. C. E.
mith, of Postville, who had charge of :
ne service, arrived this morning.
Miss Mile Fansler, of Sheffield, g
former operator for the Western q
'nion in this city. now of the Chicago O
ffice. arrived in the city this morning, n
n route to her home, where she is a
lmmOned on account of the death of | IL