Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-12
Gilaes-Repabltl11l
The City in Brief
DR. .Lierle, glasses fitted.


Regular dance at Odd Fellows ha
tonight.
Gun cases from soc to SIS. Horne
Gelvin.
Regular dance at Odd Fellows hal
tonight.
Remnant sale of wall papers at
B. Simmons.
Sweet cider, pure and fresh, at Rey
nods & Sheldon.
DR.. MARS treats all chronic trouble.
Over 12O East Main.
| Carrier boys wanted at the T.-R
Apply at press room.
1 A good sized clothes basket for Z,
cents. Horne & Gelvin.
! Pure buckwheat flour and mapl:
Esyrup at Reynolds & Sheldon.
4 Simkins & Estel, funeral director.
and licensed embalmers. 1913 East Main
Always the best suit of clothes il
the city for the money. Brenneck, the
tailor.
g.
We have few pears left at 40 cent.
a peck. Cooperative, 10 North Flrs
avenue.
Fresh oysters, dill pickles, shell
oysters crackers, ETC., at Reynolds &
| Sheldon.
You can get the popular Red Wing
song in Edison records at Eadie-
Ward Piano company.
Edison records at the Eadie- Ward
Piano company. All the new ones
1 and all the popular old ones.
|
The w. C. 7. U. will meet Wednes-
| day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs
A. L. Frazer, COS North Center street.
| The w. R. c. Aid society will
| meet with Mrs. Frank Beckwith, COZ
North First avenue, Wednesday after
! noon.
Presiding Elder w. F. Pitner re-
turned this morning from holding
quarterly conferences in Union, Faux
ner and Arlington.
Come in and inspect our guns. We
can sell you anything from $3.50
Hamilton rifle to an L. C. Smith shot
gun. Horne g. Gelvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Lay went to Os-
kaloosa this morning to hear Josef
Hoffman. the eminent pianist, who APP
pears there this evening.
The second Of the seasons series of
Our club dances was enjoyed Monday
evening in Red Mems hall. Forty
couples were in attendance
The Primary Sunday School Teach
ers' union will enjoy social afternoon
Wednesday at the home of Mrs A. H.
Welker 406 West State street.
The Ladies Cemetery Aid society
will be entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. James Skegg and Mrs.
McElroy, at the formers home.
Jerry S. Green was in Clemens Mon
Gay night where he lectured before a
gathering on fraternal Insurance. Mr..
Green will deliver a similar lecture at
McCallsburg tonight.
Water. rents are now due and pay
able at the city clerks office. No dis
counts after Friday. The office will
be kept open Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings.
When looking for a regular hard
coal base burner the 400, $50 and 500
pound kind, visit Schmidt's stove store.
Nine different styles and sizes. Our
prices will suit you.
/ Lloyd R. Maxwell left for Chicago
this al 70 oft f., of
H. G. Staver, president of the Staver
Buggy Company. Of Chicago, for which
Mr.. Maxwell travels in Iowa territory.
Rev. and Mrs c. w. McCord. sol
North Center street, entertained
of sixteen friends Monday
evening at $50 o'clock dinner The
occasion was Mrs. McCord's birthday
Miss Justine Jones was hostess to
the Literary clan Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. Robert Stevens The
evenings study was a continuation of
the subject of lace making. chatting
dish supper was enjoyed.
The Cole Manufacturing Co. has
ad6ed a new stove to their grand line
Of hot blasts, mica front doors. maya
zine feed, ash pan, nickeled base-it's
a beauty. A tip-top stove for hard
coal: s21 for the> smallest See
Schmidt.
Frank Woodbury.. of Pasadena. Cal, !
who has been in the city for several
months attending to business con-
aetted with the. Fred Woodbury. es-
Sate4 and transactions growing out
u the failure Of j. P. Woodbury., will
cave for his home Wednesday morn
ag..
Mrs A. B. Conaway was hostess
Monday afternoon to Chapter BIB. Of
?. E o. There was good attendance,
one guest. Mrs. Liston The
'egular 'ible study was continued
Iile hostess served refreshments and a
pleasant social hour was enjoyed. The
icxt meeting. in two weeks, will be
With Mrs. j. P. Diehl
Miss Nellie n. Faasler. of Sheffield.
ornerlv of this city. passed thru here
his morning on her way to Chicago,
where she is employed as an operator
~ the Western Union Telegraph Com
,any. From here Miss Fansler went
o Dies Moines to visit her brother. She
las been in Sheffield spending a short
'acation with her parents. Several
ears ago Miss F'lnsler was employed
: the Western Union office in this
ity.
At a meeting held at the Railroad