Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-21
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,,ra;e City in Brief

DIR. Lierle-Eye and ear.
Dance at Forney's hall tonight.
DIR Billiard, osteopath, Is e. Main.
Fine scarf pins and brooches at AL
lens.
Ice cream social at Swedish Luther.
an church Thursday evening.
Remember Ben Hur social Thursda!
evening, 602 South Third street.
Superintendent c. S. Hayden of tht
Iowa Central was in the city today OF
a business.
Dining room girls and dishwashe'
wanted at Pilgrim hotel. Good, steady
y Jobs and good wages.
The Excelsior Aid society will bt
II entertained Thursday afternoon BY
Mrs. Annie Nell, 9O1 East Ansor
street.
5Es Z. r. Decker, formerly of Minneap-
oils. instructor violin, mandolin, guitar
Z piano. Private lessons. Call or ad.
DRESS, 1O6 South Fifth avenue.
The Big Chief flour is the flour. Il
/ makes more loaves per sack and whittier
+ bread than any of the northern fouri
on the market. Sold at $1.40. ]. L
t Imam.
Il can sell you the best fountain per
for the money in this city. A guar
4 anteed article at low figure Come
and see me- H. Mann, the jeweler, 13t
I West Main
There will be no meeting of the La
/ dies Auxiliary of the Railroad Y. NJ
G. A., Thursday It has been post
poned to September s. at which time
/ it will be held with Mrs. w. G.
/ Kane.
w. b. Elliott left for Malcolm and
Marion this morning to attend the race
meetings at each place in the interest
of the local county fair association.
Mrs. Elliott is secretary of the speed
department.
The funeral of Elias j. Johnson, of
the Soldiers Home was held this af-
ternoon at O'clock from the assembly
hail, conducted by Rev. Elijah Brown
Jones, DID. Internent was followed in
the home cemetery.
Mrs. Carroll B. Johnston, 408 North
1 First street, was hostess to the E. o. T.
Glib at its regular meeting Tuesday af-
terncon. Mrs. Ross w. Hubbard and
s Miss Anna Hecox We're guests. The
afternoon was spent socially, and light
refreshments We're served.
Mrs. A. B. Sheldon. of Houston, Tex,
4 arrived in the city Tuesday evening
( for a visit of indefinite length at the
he me of her sister, Mrs. George Ger
hart. 306 East Church street Mrs
Sheldon formerly lived here, and her
husband was for several years fore
8 man of the Times-Repubican compos-
ing room.
Miss Esther Sheet, ao7 West Ne
vada. street, entertained twenty-four
girl and boy friends at her home Tues
day evening in celebration of her 18th
birthday anniversary. The evening
was spent with games. etc, and a nice
I lunch was served. The hostess was
presented with a gold bead necklace,
by her guests.
Mr.. Fritz schutzenbach has entered
the employ of the ]. E. Dunmire meat
market, 30 North Center, and will be
I pleased to wait on his >old friends and
patrons there. The shop sells only in
spected meats and asks the public to
come and inspect the premises. Prices
are as low as is consistent with quail
ity. Prompt delivery. A trial order
will convince.
Cutler Abbott, son of Mr. and MrF.
L. g. Abbott viii ioave Sep. for
Ogden, Utah, To enter thc employ OF the
Ogden branch of George A. Low & Co,
wholesale hardware dealers of Salt
LakesCity. Nj. ABBOTT expects to learn
the business of which his UNCLE. MI. J.
w. Abbott is manager. Phin Knisely,
son of Mr. and Mr.. s. P. Knisely, Of
this city. is cashier for me firm
Mr.. j. F. Keller, Of. Saltwater, Okla,
/ who has been visiting at the home Of
his daughter. Mrs. G. H. Culley, for
( the past eight weeks, left last night
for Freeport ILL.,, where he will visit
hs brother N. f. Keeler for a few days
4 before going into Chicago, where he
will visit his three sons ard a daugh-
ter for some time, after which he will
return to Oklahoma Mr. Keller was
accompanied by G. H, Culley, who will
be absent for couple of weeks on
business and pleasure.
q Secretary John Goodell of the Y.
M. G. "A. who has been with the boys
ofafthe association in their camp at
Steamboat Rock, returned home Tues
! day evening. Assistant Secretary
I Claude w. Warren went to Steamboat
Rock last night to take Mr.. GoodelPs
place. The boys return home Thurs
day. Yesterday the Industrial school
boys base ball nine spent most of the
day in camp. and in the afternoon
again defeated the Y NJ. c.. A. boys by
q ID TO o. Others who visited the camp
from this city yesterday We're Mrs e.
w. Jay and Mrs. B. H. Howig.
Chaplain Jesse Cole, of the soldiers
home. was in Union Tuesday night,
where he delivered campfire address
before the Hardin County Veterans
I association. From Union Chaplain
Cole went to Rockwell City, where
this evening and also Thursday fore
noon he will give patriotic addresses
before the Calhoun County Veterans
association on reunion. Thursday eve
ming and Friday morning he will speak
before the members of the Boone
county association. at Boone, and on
Friday evening he will be at Hampton.
where he delivers the address before
the joint gatherings of franklin coun-
4 ty veterans and old settlers,
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