Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-04
Gii1uf3.Repnbifa,a
rne City in Brief
DR.. Lierle-Eye and ear.

DR.. Lierle-Eye and ear
Dance at Norney's hall tonight.
Miller, jeweler, 10S East Main
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Good boy wanted at T.-R. Cali at
press roOom.
If you want the highest price for
your butter and eggs, go to Inman's
store.
Don't wear wobbly glasses--Lnnes at
The Joseph Jewelry Co. repairs EN- in
a jiffy.
/ DR.. Cora Williams, diseases of wom-
en-, and obstetrics. Office over the FL
deity bank.
The watchmakers, at The Joseph
Jewelry Co. do not tinker watch =
they repair it.
The handsomest line of bracelets, in
Guiding many novelties, now being
shown at Aliens.
Home Guards social and dance, Fri
| day night September s, at Columbia
Hall. Tickets 10 cents.
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Thursday evening with Mrs. Hetty
Heitshu, in the Commercial block.
Mrs. Barber, of Los Angeles, Call
conducted Service at the Union mis-
/ sion Tuesday night, and will also speak
tonight.
There never will be such thing. ais
an "unfixable watch at The Joseph
| Jewelry Co. This concern employs ex-
| pert watchmakers.
| The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Burkhoder. 403 West State street was
| quafantined for diphtheria Tuesday
night. Kenneth Burkholder is sick
with the disease.
The Excelsior Aid society will meet
EThursday afternoon with Mrs. Levletta
Wood, Mrs Kate Kinney and Mrs. P.
W. Watson at the Kinney home, 1O7
West Grant street.
c. A. Dunn of Timber Creek town
ship, who underwent an operation for
severe hernia at st. Thomas hospital
la few weeks ago, has been discharged
and returned home.
Rev. NJ. N. Smith returned from
Rockwell City this morning, where yes
tterday he attended the marriage of his
brother, Mr.. Roy L. Smith, of New
York city, and Miss Lois Lewis, which
was celebrated at noon.
Otto G. B. Vessels VS.. William Wal
lace Fuller ct AL, is the title of a case
filed for the district court this morn
ing by which the plaintiff seeks to
have the court establish his title to,
farm land in Eden township.
Mrs. Fred Wallace, $40 West Church
street, entertained Tuesday afternoon
at her home the members of the E. o.
T. club Miss Lucy Rhea, Of Chicago,
was also guest and favored tho la
a social afternoon the hostess served
dainty lunch
Messrs. Carl Schmidt and Richard
Mcguire, also the latters son Matthew,
and Engineer Thomas Coney, of the
Iowa Central. living at Oskaloosa, re-
turned Tuesday evening from two
days chicken hunt near Rockwell. /
While shooting was not good, owing to
the scarcity of birds, the party ragged
a total of thirty eight
The process Of making Solvay coke
is an interesting one. Phone or drop /
us a card and we will send you a little
booklet telling you about it, That's !
why Solvay is different from other
cokes; it's made different and from
coal specially selected for that pur-
pose. There's but one Solvay and we |
are the exclusive agents for it here. I
Investigate now. Consumers' Fuel Co. |
Mrs. c. Christianson was surprised /
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.. !
and Mrs. F. S. Swanson, 406 South !
Third street. by twenty of her lady
friends. The party was farewell for |
Mrs. Christensen, who. with the fam
i'm leaves tonight for Minneapolis, !
where they will reside. She was pre- !
scented with beautiful Japanese vase. !
Mrs. Swanson served a three course /
ll11fcheonI and a social evening was |
enjoyed.
Mrs. F. w. Foster, representing the
store all day Thursday and Friday,
September and 6. Mrs. Foster stands
high as am authority Of fashion and
is W6ll prepared, 10 answer any QueS- |
tions regarding style and explain the
superiority of Home Journal patterns
Mrs. Foster will also have an espec-
tally fine showing of fancy work pat
terms in new designs. Take advan-
tage of this opportunity. e. R. Lay
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Pickard and son
Donald arrived home Tuesday evening
from Oskaloosa, where they have been
attending the Iowa yearly meeting.
Since the meetings. close they have
been visiting an aunt of Mrs. Pick
ard, Mrs. Sarah Hoover, who lives in
the country five. miles distant from
Oskaloosa. Mr.. and Mrs. Pickard
were accompanied home by the latter's
niece Miss Laura Hoag, of Muscatine
who will visit here until the 9th inst,
when she will go to Oskaloosa to enter
Penn College.
The body of Robert Arends, the in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Arends.
accompanied by a party of relatives
and friends of the family, was taken
to Ackley this morning, where the fu-
neral was held at o'clock this after
noon. Accompanying the body were
the parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Ar
ends, H. j. Arends, Mrs. Will Rupert,
Mrs. Ida Stevens. Mrs. Dell McCord.
Mrs. Frank Rath and Mrs Fred Rath.
the latter of Waterloo. brief prayer
service was conducted by Rev. E. B.
Jones at the residence, PIP West