Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-08
Dance at Forney.s hall wednesday.

Dance at Forney's hall Wednesday.
Drs. Conway. physician and sur
geons.
New, fancy plaid silks at M. +. An.
drews'.
All sizes OF -four pots and hangin,
baskets at Culley's.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY, experienced il
cloaks and suits Inquire at A. ii
Simons'
C. A. Morrison, of Rhodes, purchased
a car load of horses here Saturday ant
shipped them to Norfolk, Va.
T. C. Rhoads. principal of the Masor
City grammar school, arrived in the
city Saturday evening and visited Sun
day with Superintendent Il. l.. Coffeer
and family.
Seventy dollars will buy the reliabl,
combination coal and gas range. You
can use the coal range and oven ant
four gas burners, gas oven and GA!
broiler at the same time. See Schmidt
the Stove Man.
The Woman's Club will give a re.
ception at the home of Mrs. II. Il. Sears
corner of State and Second streets, fol
the district convention and all FEEDER.
ated clubs of the city, on Tuesday
evening at o'clock.
All republicans of the First ward who
are interested In the success of the
entire ticket are requested to meet a:
my office in the Kibbey building, We'd
nesday evening at o'clock. Frank c.
Pierce, committeeman.
Simon Stock is plaintiff In suit
brought against August Otto. to .recov-
err $162.50. claimed to be due on notes
and account j. L. Inman is plaintiff
in a similar suit against c. H. Fergu-
son, the amount claimed being $S4.22.
Have you thought of fall house,
cleaning and the many things you will
need to make, your home attractive?
We are prepared to show you the lat
est floor coverings. linoleums, mat,
tings. rugs and furniture. Marion
Gard.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Mann, of Ham
burg. who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Egermayer, for few
days, returned home this morning. Mr.
Mann was here attending the annual
convocation of the Royal Arch Ma
sons.
Miss Martha Nelson, teacher of the
fifth grade. Click school, is compelled
to give up her school work for time
owing to poor health. Miss Nelson will
leave for her home in Lansing Tues
day. where she will remain for three
weeks. During her absence Mrs. P. NJ.
Adamson will supply in her place.
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Rev. C. II. Seccombe, of Waterloo.
who addressed the Y. NJ. C. A. mems
meeting Sunday afternoon, and who
spent Sunday In the city, was the guest
OF Superintendent Il. l.. Coffeen during
his stay. Rev. Seccombe and Mr.. Cof-
feen were classmates at Carleton Col
lege.
There are no wry faces at the table
where buttermik bread is served, but
pm the other hand smiles chase the
frowns away. We make a speciality of
buttermilk bread, and the immense sale
on it is evidence that we have succeed
ed in giving satisfaction to our nulner-
things in bakery goods, need pies,
cakes or anything for parties, a dish
of fresh oysters, call or phone Robert
son e. Strub.
The Duluth Evening Herald of Sat-
urday published cut of r. f. Phil
Inc ,ny1V ol, of y,hv Sir IN, he
high school, who now holds a similar
position in the Duluth central high
school, where he went about two years
ago. Mr.. Phillips is faculty supervis-
or Of the schools athletics, and is just
now interested in getting the schools
foot ball team in shape for the season
The article published in connection
with the halftone speaks very favor
ably Of Mr. Phillips and his work in
Duluth.
Rev. Charles H. Seccombe addressed
a large gathering of men at the Rail
road Y. M. c. A. Sunday afternoon or
tine subject "Uncrowned Kings" The
meeting was especially intended as 6
Bible study class rally, and as a result,
Of the meeting tWenty-one enrolled ir
the associations Bible classes. The
Imperial Male Quartet sang. Rev
Seccombe addressed the Brotherhood
Bible Glass at the Methodist church
earlier in the day.
Terril Tribune: Lewis Tretter, wht
has been the pitcher for the Terri
ball team the past season. returned
to his home at Marsh a lltOwn Wednes
day Mr.. Tretter is one of the bes
all round pitchers that ever twirled
ball in this part of the country. Be
sides, he is a gentlemanly and pleas
ant young man to meet and mad
many friends while here. But if ther.
is anything more than another he dis
likes, 1t is dirty base ball. He Away!
insisted on a clean game and squar,
deal. Under his coaching the Terri
team made rapid advancement in tn,
science of the ma tional game. o.
Tuesday evening the members of tn
ball team gave a social dance in hi
honor in the New Hall. Moore's Idea
orchestra from Estherville furnished
the music and the evening was one O
enjoyment to all present"
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