Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-24

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press room.
Ten cases Of Wisconsin early Junt
peas, stock very fine. for few DAYS onl.
will sell two cans for % cents. VIII
Miller.
r. w. Chamberlain Isl In Chicago thi.
week attending the great display o
jewelry and buying his Christmas
goods.
Mrs. /. r.. Huber, 216 North Third
avenue, will entertain the Busy Bee
circle of the l.. .. Il. nj. Wednesday
afternoon.
If you would like to have your Ole
floors look like new hard wood floors
can at Jones' Wall Paper Store. los
East State.
Buy your cloaks early and you will
have more to select from. Our line is
now complete In all styles and prices.
M. r. Andrews.
Mrs. Allen b. Garrett and daughter
Alice, of Omaha, arrived in the city
Friday afternoon to visit until Sun
day night with Mrs c. A. Bloom
field.
We will pay you for coming down to
our store, opposite the NJ. Il. church.
The cost of decorating your rooms will
therefore be earned in part by your
self. Let us prove this. Dinges &
lGverist.
Mrs. Edith Berry, who submitted to
an extensive surgical operation at st.
Thomas hospital Saturday. is iumprov-
ing nicely. Mrs. A. G. Buchanan. who
also underwent an operation on Sat
urday, Is doing as nicely as could be
expected.
Mrs. Charles Satia a W~ell-known
resident of the city. living at III North
Ninth street, was taken to st. Thomas
hospital this morning for treatment.
Mrs. Satia is suffering from a most Sc
we're abdominal tumor, and is beyond
the aid of an operation.
Mrs. Nora Field, 2o7 South Third
has announced the approaching mar
riage of her daughter, Mary, to Mr..
Andrew A. Thissen, which will take
place on the morning of Wednesday,
October 2. at st. M;lry's church. Mr..
Thissen is a clerk in the employ of p.
A. Stern & Son.
Rev. William Pence James left Mon
day evening for FIT. Dodge, where he
will conduct a Sunday school insti-
tute of the Sioux City deanery, which
was held at st. Marks church today.
The gathering will be a representative
of the Sunday school teachers and
workers Of the northwestern part of
the state.
The body of William Sprague. who
died suddenly Sunday Of double lobar
pneumonia. will be taken to Gilman
Wednesday morning for interment.
and h funeral services will be held
there Immediately upon the arrival of
the train. An escort from Chippewa
Nc. 40, I. o. II. NJ. will accom-
h body to Gilman.
Forest Smith, living four miles west
Of the city. is one Marshall county
at least who believes in rails
ing cane" Mr.. Smith likes his own
sorghum, and planted a fine field of
sugar cane. such as is commonly seen
turnout the south. From the cane he
made several gallons of fine
sorghum. which he will test during the
buckwheat cake season.
Mr.. Eugene Bryan, a ST. Paul ttor-
and one of the solicitors in the
employ of the claim department of the
Iowa Central, spent Monday in the city
after business matters per-
to the settlement of claims OF
Iowa Central employees n passengers
who were injured in the wreck at New
on the night of September l.
Bryan was a guest of his sister,
Mrs. Alan d. Morehouse, during his
stay in the city.
Misses Efie Swick and Mary Erick-
SON were hostesses at the SWick nome,
1908 West State street. Saturday eve
at a surprise on Miss Marguerite
Wilson, who. with the family. expects
leave next Sunday for San Jose,
to reside. About twenty young
ladies' and gentlemen. mostly Baptist
church friends. were present. and the
evening was spent socially. Light re-
rreshments were also enjoyed. MISS
Wilson was presented with a suit case.
Mr.. E. H. Draper, who is at the neau
Of the traffic department of the Wes-
.ern Grocer Company, and reached the
city Monday, the date for h formal
of the department from Chi
to this city, has rented the resi-
1ence property of J.. A. Cattell, 40
Park street, and will take possession IN
two weeks. Mr.. Diapers fam
Nv comprises his wife and one child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Catte.ll will leave within
! few DAYS for their new home in
City.
In attendance at the adjourned meet
ng of the MarshalItown district of the
church., leld here Monday to
preparations for the approaching
Upper Iowa conference. were Rev. W..
W. Carlton. of Mason City: Rev. Mr..
Bishop, of Tama; Rev. w. F. Spry, OF
Eldora; Rev. w. II. Clement, of State
Rev. Mr.. Gruwell, of Hamp-
Rev. John Montgomery, of AL
oion; Rev. A. c. Bracket, of Steam
BOAT Rock, and Rev. Mr.. Foster, OF
Union. The principal business dis
posed of was the. licensing of young
preachers for admission into the con-
Rev. w. F. Pitner, OF Wat
erloo, presiding elder of this district,
vas in charge of the session.
A farewell reception for Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. A. Cattell vas held Monday
night at the Methodist church by the
Methodist Sunday school. MI. Cattell
b..n ,n,arintenI1n of The Sum