Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-24

New plaid waist silks at Benedict 4
Brintnall.
Stuffed olives in bulk, picked white
onions and chow chow at Culley's
Attend the l.. o. Z. NJ. benefit party
Friday evening. Five piece orchestra
A special meeting of st. Margaret
mission will be held with Mrs Heitshu
this evening.
| Anyone wishing to consult with me
| will find me at my office during office
hours. DIR. Mairs.
Miss Irma Wallace, who is attending
Iowa College, at Grinnell, spent We'd
nesday night in the city.
Do you know Raffles? It's the new
card game and promises to be very
popular. For sale at j. B. Simmons
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
tian church will meet with Mrs. b. u
Sharp 900 South Center street, Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. P. NJ Adamson. Mrs. Kate KEEL
! Ter and Mr.. Edward Erickson went tc
Grinnell this morning to attend the
! Baptist state convention.
j. l. Armour. j. o. Monohon and L.
J. Holmes, after carefully invesugat-
ing have purchased Lennox furnaces
for houses which they own.
| Our line of furs is very complete
and we are showing many elegant
pieces. We shall be pleased to have
/ YOU call and see them. a. II. Simon
So
| AS a prelude to the series of dances
! to be given the coming season by the
! knights of Pythias, an enjoyable party
was held Wednesday evening, attended
i by thirty couples.
A new shipment OF fine pattern hats
| just received at A. H. Simon's. These
embody all the latest styles and are
an exceptionally nice lot. We want
/ you to see them.
| A beautiful lot of new and beautlfui
1 hats just received at A. II. Simons.
1 Visit our millinery department before
you buy that hat. Wen give you
style and save you money.
! j. A. Whitmore, state religious work
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A., was in
the city Wednesday, leaving for Ce-
dar Rapids this morning to attend the
monthly conference of the state secre-
/ taries.
| Special conclave of st. Aldemar
commandery. No. 80, K. T.. Thursday
! Oct "a, 1907, 1880 p. M, for Red Cross
| work. Members are requested to be
present Fred Wallace, recorder, ]. T.
Forbes. E. c.
The man or woman who is wide
awake enough to advertise for a 1ot
is generally up to date and industrious
enough to make a good employe. I'm
i ployers should watch the T.-R. want
ads. when in need Of help.
The members of the Jolly Twelve
club surprised Mrs r. L. Clay, at heI
country home, one mile north OF the
city, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Clay
! is member of the club. She was pre-
scented with a china berry set
George P Holden filed suit for the
January term of the district court
against J. f. Wood, from whom he
seeks to collect $3.50 the rent for a
farm in Bangor township, which the
petition says is past due and unpaid.
/ The display of cloaks, skirts, suits
and other ready to wear clothing at
! A. H. Simons has been enhanced by
the arrival of lot of new garments
this week. Prices are very reasonable
and the style and quality of these
goods unsurpassed.
+! The Ladies' Aid society Of the Chris
tan church met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs S. l.. Laubach. 80 North
Second avenue the members taking ur
some sewing for Mrs. David Duncan
whose children lost practically all OF
their wearing apparel in fire that
damaged the Duncan home last week
There were sixteen present.
I! Eighteen ladies, members OF the
!. Woodman Circle club. enjoyed an all
/; day social gathering Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs. Henry Handorf, six miles
north of town. The party made the
/ trip on d hayrack, u splendid dinner
being served by the hostess shortly af-
ter their arrival The ladies made a
quilt in the afternoon, and enjoyed a
jolly time.
J Rev. f. Arthur Burton, formerly
pastor of the Albion Methodist church
was in the city for a short time We'd
nesday. Mr.. Burton left the Albion
/ church to accept position with the
Redpath Lyceum bureau, with the in
1 tention Of eventually going upon the
| bureaus lecture platform. He has Civ
! en- the work up and he is now in
charge Of mission church in Kansas
City,
The funeral of Mrs. T. S. ellison was
! held from the residence, 106 NORTH
! First street, at 1920 this morning, anC
was quite largely attended by friends
neighbors and members of the Metho-
! dist church to which Mrs. ellison be-
/ longed Rev. Merle N. Smith Off
j ciated The pail bearers were. Messrs
George Trautmann. Theodore Johnston
4 c.. w. Sparks, P. F. Arney. T. D. Will
cox and Elmer Betz. The body was
buried in Riverside.
H. Fl. Harbaugh. of Mason City
/, passed thru the city Wednesday or
his way to Grnnell to attend the state
Baptist convention. Mr. Harbaugh is
delegate from Rev. F. w. Parsons
church Mr.. Harbaugh was formerly
railway postal clerk on Iowa Central
trains between Mason City and Pc
ria He is now in the retail shoe
business in Mason City. Mr. G.. M
/ Netzer. of the Mason City Globe Ca
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