Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-03


Smkins G. Estel, funeral directors
and licensed embalmers. 123 East Nam
Go where the crowd goes. F'orney's
hall, Wednesday. $50. Ferguson
famous orchestra.
OuH stock Of bottled olives is now
quite complete and at the very owest
prices. Reynolds & Sheldon.
The w. r. c. Aid society will be en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
c. A. Lands, 100 West Church street
Miss Mildred Moffatt who has beer
parted for Boise, Idaho. this morning
where She will teach during the com
ing school year.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Gustafson, Of
Oelwein, are the parents of a son bori
Sunday at the honei of Mrs. Gustaf-
sons parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Ha-
zen, 543 North Second street.
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Mrs. j. H. Wright and her daughter
n-law, Mrs. J. H. Wright, Jr., expect to
leave in about a month for Fargo. N
D., where they will join their son and
husband, and make their home.
! Mrs. l.. E. Shroyer Of Chicago, wife
OF the special edition expert now ~
the employ of the Times Republican
submitted to surgical operation this
morning at st. Thomas hospital, and
IS doing as nicely as could be expected
SO soon after the ordeal.
1 ~. Inn M MI
that Mould pay you 20 per cent you'd
investigate it pretty close wouldn't
YOU? II Solvay coke will save you 70
ii per cent ON your fuel bill isn't ii worth
Investigating? 1t will do it. A phone
call or postal will bring you the proof
There's but one Solvay and we sell It
Consumers Fuel Co.
The lobby, Office, reading and srnok-
ing rooms and kitchen Of the Railroad
Y. NJ C. A. are to be redecorated, the
painting Of the office being begun this
morning The colors to be used are
the same as We're spread on the walls
of the sscretary's office a short time
ago. A part of the expense of the ini-
provement is to be paid by the Ladies'
auxiliary.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Atwood, Of
Montour, moved to the city today ane
are occupying the residence at 40!
South Second street The little boy
Clifford Atwood who was killed by
| Northwestern train at Montour early
! last week was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Atwood The members of the family
lived in this city prior to about -four
months ago when they moved to Mon
tour
A crowd of fourteen young people
mon Ridge, just beyond Stanley's mill
Those Included were Misses Kate
Balch, Florence Hopkins, Louise Thtz
Wilma Robbins, Josephine Gabelman
Lottie WINERY and Ella Garvin, and
| Messrs. John Balch, Harvey Griffin
! Victor Eichoff of Los Angeles Phir
Beasley OF Milwaukee, Will Kyle
Frank Millinery and Alonzo Ordway.
1 MRS. F. w. Foster, representing thu
Home Journal patterns will be at ou
store all day Thursday and Friday
September 5 and g. Mrs. Foster stand!
high as ar authority of fashion ant
| is we'll prepared to answer any ques
lions regarding style and explain tn
superiority of Home Journal patterns
Mrs Foster will also have an espec
/ tally fine showing of fancy work pat
terms in new designs. Take adtan
tage of this opportunity. g. R. Lay.
President George Gregory and Sec
rotary H. L. Laird, of the Coal Deal
1 ;o%; - a nd No1,ro al q
left Monday evening for Omaha, wher
4 today they checked the books of tn
retiring secretary, p. H. Beck. o.
4 Wednesday Messrs. Gregory and Lair
Will be at Lincoln. Neb,, to be pre.sen
at the. called meeting of the associa
ton, when II is expected that theEmem
beers will vote to change the constitu.
ton, which specifies in one clause tha
the secretarys Office must be main
tanned in Omaha.
Mr.. e. D. Hamilton, proprietor Of
4 the Fair Store, accompanied by his
wife and baby, arrived in, the city
Monday evening from Cedar Rapids
and will make their home at 500 NORTH
First street Mrs. Hamilton's mother
and sister, Mrs. Throw and Miss
Throw. will come later. Mr.. Hamilton
made the journey here an outing of q
pleasant nature, and drove the entire
distance The trip was made leislrely
two days being taken for it, Mr.. Ham
! ilton reports the crops looking fine al
the way between Cedar Rapids an6
Marshalltown.
President L. M. Osborne, Of the Mar
shalltown Buggy Company, and Mrs
Osborne left Monday evening for Lin
coin. Neb., where Mr.. Osborne Will b.
present at the Nebraska state fair
where the buggy company has a dis
play The fair began at Lincoln Mon
day, and continues turnout the week
Mr. Osborne will be assisted by Mr.
q. w. Miller and Mr.. D. H. Yoho. tn,
company's Nebraska statesmen, in look
ing after the exhibit at the fair. Vic
President W. A. Tuttle and Mr.. j. w
Morey. the latter northwestern lowe
| and Minnesota statesmen. are at TIL,
Minnesota state fair at Minneapolis.
Mrs. Grace K. Haviland, librarian
and Miss Edna Sears. children's ibrar
4 ian Of the public library, returned home
/ this morning after two months abb
/ sance. Six weeks of this time wa:
/ spent at Chautauqua, N. Y, where the!
| took the entire course of library sum
mer school work. hearing lectures b,
| such prominent library workers a.
Melville Dewey, R. l. Bowker, edito
of the Library Journal Miss Hazelton
| OF the Wisconsin State Library school
and many others. and gaining the very
latest and best ideas as to develop.