Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-25

/ U0uGt, was III tliC lily AOA 81 NAASAt
this morning. while on his way to at
! tend the Greene county quarterly
meeting of Friends.
Miss Alma Giddings will have charge
Of the story hour at the public library
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning, which
will be conducted for all children OF
the third and fourth grades.
Having sold my interests at Laurel
to DIR. Burt r. Huntington. all per-
sons indebted to me will please make
arrangements to call at my office and
settle their accounts at once. DR.. f,
W. Briggs, Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Cooke, OF
Des Moines, who have been in the city
for few days visit with relatives, re-
turned to Des Moines Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. Cooke were married in Des
Moines last Saturday. Mrs. Cooke was
formerly Miss Maude E. Mcdonald.
According to deed filed in the
county recorders office Thursday aft
ernoon William S. Reed has pur-
chased of the Iowa Business Mems
Building and Loan association, the
residence property at No. 8 North
Ninth street. The price given is 3d.
900.
There was once an adage which
said: Seldom seen, soon forgotten"
1t was true adage-true Of almost
everything and especially true Of adj
vertising as applied to business pros
perity. A business enterprise grows
in sure proportion to the regularity
with which it is kept in the public
eye and memory.
The Times Republican reaches APP
proximately fifty thousand readers.
This vast army is large enough to em-
brace people of every class and avoca-
ton guaranteeing answers to ads OF
almost evary sort. The Times -Repub-
lican offers you big field and splen-
did service. Let the want ads work
for you.
The art and music department of the
Women's club was entertained Thurs
day afternoon hy Mesdames F. s.
Hynds. Will Wallace James Haskell,
F. P. Lierle and M. s. Mcfarland, at
the Hynds home. A pleasing program
was given. after which the hostesses
served light refreshments. There was
good attendance, including several
guests of the department.
The S. c. L club met Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. James Hubbard. Roll
call was answered by autumn quota
lions after which. owing to disap-
pointment in arrangements for the pro-
gram, the afternoon was spent socially.
Mrs. o. j. Parsons and Miss Nellie
Thompson We're elected delegates to
the Tenth district convention at Ames.
on October 81 and November 1.
club. their husbands and other guests.
enjoyed the regular Hawthorne social
affair Thursday evening, at the A. a.
Moore home. Following dinner. the
evening was spent in playing bridge
whist and five hundred. For the form
er Mr.. +. W. McCreery and Mrs. w. a.
Sandoe won the prize for the most
points. and Mr.. 1. o. Kemble and Mrs.
C. Click for honors. Guests of the
club We're Messrs. and Mesdames r.
W. McCreery w. A. Sandoe. and H
j. Howe. Mrs. A. C. Abbott. Miss Mel
lie Bennecke, and Mrs. w. j. Rice
of Newark, N. ].
J. L. Innan has opened up the meat
market in his store and will keep all
kinds of fresh meats, the best grades
at right prices. He will have plenty OF
dressed chickens on Saturdays. On and
after November /. he will keep the fin
est grade of bntteriue, the Holstein
brand put up In o-po,lnd rolls at ~
cents per pound as fine as the hes
dairy butter. imam also keeps ruli
line of mems, womens and chtldren's
fieeced underwear Winter will soon
be here and you'll need to keep your
feet warm. fnman has Just got in hi
line Of orershoes and felt shoes for coli