Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-07

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Plenty of sweet potatoes at Rey-
nolds & Sheldon's.
the Fidelity bank.
One used upright piano. mahogany
case, nearly good as new, only $125
Eadie- Ward Piano Co.
One slightly used piano, returned
from three months rental, $13S. Rare
bargain. Eadie- Ward Piano Co.
A few new pianos, last years styles
will be sold regardless of cost. Cal
cary If interested. Eadie-Ward Pr
a1,c Go
Miss Ethel Elliott and Miss Helen
W. Abbott will give their second an
nual recital at the NJ e. church, Sep
TENDER 10th.
Tickets for Miss Ethel Elliott and
Miss Helen Abbott's recital at the M
e. church, Sept. 10, are now on sale a,
b. A. Aorgan's
A few upright pianos, discontinued
STYLES, will be offered for the next five
day at less than factory cost. Eadie-
Ward Piano Co.
The Baptist Mission circle met Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. A.
]. Glidden, 414 North Fourth street, for
it's regular study.
one new "P. 6. Weaver" genuine
mahogany piano Other dealers, ask
1876, our price for five days only 5000.
Eadie- Ward Piano Co.
The Congrega tional Missionary So
ciety met Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. w. NJ. Clark, with a
4 fair attendance present. A thank Of
fering was taken for the foreign mis-
sion fund.
Mrs c. E. Packard, North Seventh
street. entertained the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Friends church Friday
afternoon. The attendance was good,
and a nice lunch was. served during
| the social time which followed the
| business session.
Our fall fabrics are here and we can.
show you the very latest and nobbiest
in snitings and top coats All our
workmen are experts and we build
YOU a suit that you'll be proud of. The
prices are very low, too, Come in and
| talk over the clothes question. We
can interest you. A. Psenicka.
Rev. David Harrison, of Mankato,
Kas., pioneer minister Of LeGrand,
who has been at LeGrand and in this
city on a lengthy visit, will preach at
/ the LeGrand Christian church Sunday
evening. This will be Rev. Mr.. Har-
rison's farewell sermon before his de-,
parture for his home.
1 Mrs. j. L. Woy now residing on
North Twelfth street. was pleasantly
surprised by dozen or more of her
| former West State street neighbors
Friday afternoon, The occasion was
| the ladies presented her with pretty
spoon. A light lunch was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Thayer arrived
home Friday evening from Chicago.
Joliet. and Morris, H., where they
have been for three weeks visiting rel->
atives and friends. At Morris, on La
Dor day, they were in attendance at a
reunion Of the NIcLoud family, of
! which Mrs. Thayer is member.
i The members of the Baptist Sunday
school class of Mr.. Edward Erickson
We're entertained Friday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Clemens, T02 East Main street. The
hours were enjoyed socially, and re-
freshments We're served. Guests of
the class were DR.. and Mrs. l.. f. Kel-
logg and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Will
Jams.
New officers We're elected by the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
meeting at the Methodist church Fri
day afternoon, as follows: President,
Mrs. II. A. Kinnan; first vice, presi-
dent, Mrs Merle N. Smith; second vice,
Mrs. j. Fl. Mineah; third vice, Mrs.
Humphreys; recording secretary, Mrs.
j. A. Cattell; corresponding secretary,
Miss Kline; treasurer, Mrs. P. f. Ar
ney.
b. w. Naylor arrived home FRIDAY
from his extended visit thruout the
south. after an absence of almost a
year. Mr.. Naylor has visited relatives
in North Carolina, Tennessee Alabama.
and Texas. and is glad to get back
home again. He says that in all his
looked as good to him as Marshall
town.
Mrs T. ]. Fletcher and Mrs. A. jan
ney were hostesses to several of their
lady friends at sew party given Fri
day afternoon at the Janney home in
nonor of Mrs. William Laid, of Esth-
erville, and Mrs Madison Bentley, of
Ithaca, N Y. A feature of the after
moons entertainment was a duet by
Mrs Bentley and her little daughter
Virginia. Luncheon was served the
guests during the afternoon by Misses /
Fannie Shaw and Justine Jones.
Mr. A. P. Thayer the veteran T.-R.
SOLICITOR who has been enjoying a
summers vacation at his cottage at
White Bear Lake. Mimi, reached home
Friday evening. Mr.. Thayer has en-
tertained his brother, Mr.. George B.
Thayer. of Hartford, Conn. during a
part of the summer, and Mrs. Thayer,
who will remain at the lake several
weeks longer. has as her guest her sis
ter, Mrs. Jasper Hall. and Mr. Hall, of
Dayton, o., who are on their way to
Oregon for an indefinite sojourn.
Mrs. Myra Mead Bailey left Friday
for Canon City. Col, where she will !
remain indefinitely. owing to her health
which has not been of the best since I
she returned to this climate. With her /;
husband Mr.. E.AC. Bailey. Mrs. Bailey i