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

copy, lh1ee COPIES lof ~ cents q.
the old Rede music store, First and
Mair streets.
Latest popular sheet music. cents
copy, three copies for 10 cents. at
the ola Rebel music store, First and
Main streets
Tickets for Miss Ethel Elliott and
Miss Helen Abbott's recital at the NJ
Il. church. Sept. 10, are now on sale at
b. A. Morgans.
Big bargains at kendalfs closing out
sale. 1876 West Main street Come
in and buy your boys school suits be-
low cost Hats, caps, mittens under
wear, shoes and overcoats.
Miss Lillian Brown, who recently
was offered position as superintend-
ent of the Spokane hospital, has de-
cided not to accept and will continue
her private work in this city.
1 Fred Armbrecht, of Clemens. accom-
panied to the city Saturday sixty head
Of medium packers shipped by A.
Reimenschneder of State Center. The
consignment averaged $50 pounds.
/ Mr.. Emmett Carrigan, Of Milwaukee,
II a nephew of Mrs. Clarence Mason,
L who has been visiting here and at
1 Ackley and Rockwell for the past few
weeks, will leave for his home to-
night.
Il Miss Helen Fink, OF Ackley, who
has been In the city six weeks as
ssting her sister, Mrs. A. P. Friends
in the care of her baby son. who died
recently. returned to Ackley Saturday
evening.
1 Mr.. and Mrs l.. G. Echternacht
and daughter Vera, who have been
visiting for a week at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Prall at Freeport,
ILL.,, also in Chicago with friends, ar
rived home Saturday night.
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We want you to make yourself fa-
miliar with our plumbing goods. We
can save you money and give you a
perfect job. If you are building. or
remodeling. or need repair work, see
the Mccarten Plumbing Company
Miss Ida Walter, who has been
spending several weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. c. y. Yeamans. at Akron,
Col. and also visiting in Denver Col
terest, arrived home Sunday morning.
/ Rev w FL Scott returned home i'll
Saturday evening from Bethel Grove,
where he went on Friday evening with
the expectation of remaining over
Sunday Mr.. Scott has not been real
we'll since the recent hot days, and the
exertion of the trip made him worse.
Miss Gertrude Arends. Of Arlington,
arrived in the city Saturday evening,
and will spend few days visiting at
the home of her brother, Mr.. A. P.
Il Arends. Miss Arends was accompan-
led by her little niece. Maurine Arends,
who has been at Arlington for about a
week.
The Royal Chef has over twenty
song hits to its credit. The many tri-
umphant features include the famous
"Brolers" the "Oolong Tea Girls, y
''The Radium Ballet and the national
allegory. THE Spirit of 10" At the
odeon Wednesday. September 18th.
Prices so, IS. 81 and s1.5o.
S. Clyde Williams, foot ball coach of
the Iowa State College at Ames, spent
Sunday in the city with Mr. w. M.
Raymond. When asked whether he
| knew that he had been drafted by the
Philadelphia team of the American
league for next season. Mr.. Williams
said that he did not know, but he pre-
summed it was correct because of the
fact that the draft had been given out
A. P. Arends of this city, who has
been with the Gaena Oil Company,
\ n. -.
half years. today made his initial trip
for the Marshall Oil Company, of this
city, whose employ he entered Sep
TENDER 1. Mr.. Arends will have Wat
erloo territory. which includes about
seventy towns within a radius of sew
eral miles in each direction from Wat
erloo
Henry Ensminger, son Of Nelson
EInsminger, formerly of Gilman, but
now Of Billings, Okla. was in the city
Saturday, being on his way to Lis
comb from Gilman. Mr.. Ensminger is
visiting his uncles, Frank and Dennis
Ensminger, at Gilman, and at other
points in the county for a few days,
before going to Mt. Vernon to take up
his work in Cornell College, where he
has been a student for two years. Mr..
Ensminger played foot ball last year
on the college team and will try for a
place again this year, being in the
best of physical condition after sum-
mers vacation on his fathers farm.
Mrs. ID. K. Jackson, of Parsons, kas.,
and sister, Mrs O. B. Waters, of Sioux
city, arrived in the city Saturday ev-
eniug after a faw weeks visit at Sa-
bula, nysart l.aRorte. Oaliville and
Cedar Rapids Mr.. Jackson, who has
been here for several days, Will ac-
company his wife TO Chanute, kas..
i Where his new home is 10 be. within
few days. Mrs. Waters will remain for
about week at the home of her hus-
I bands parents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
4 Waters, TWO miles West OF the city on
Main street. Mrs. jackson and Mrs.
Waters have been visiting at Lap orte
with their brother, Dr. Austin Lynn;
4 at Dysart with their brother, DR.. Col
! Inns Lynn: at Sabule with another
DR.. Arthur Lynn; and at Cedar Rap
ids with their sister, Mrs. Frank Hum
mel