Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-03
;ra;e City in Brief
Miller, jeweler, 1os East Main.

city today on business.
Wanted-Hand- picked Duchess ap-
pies. e. E. Hood Co. corner First
avenue and Nevada street.
Wanted First class experienced
clothing salesman. Armstrong & Nc
Clenahan, Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
t. Route Agent c. S. Mason, of the Am
erican Express Company, was in the
city this morning on business
The satisfaction of being we'll
dressed will be yours if you have
Psenicka make your suit. All the lat
est in fabrics
The Henry Sundell restaurant on
North Center street gives you more for
less money than elsewhere and gives 1t
to you clean and palatable.
The usual meeting of the c. w. B. M.
of the Christian church was held Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. r. S.
Patten, 207 West Grant street.
Our new plumbing fixtures can be
more easily and economically installed
than the old-fashioned unsanitapy
kind Let us show you why. The Nc
Carten Plumbing Company.
Manager Frank Boyle and the Wat
erloo base ball team passed thru the
city this morning on their way to Os-
kaloosa, where they opened a series
Of three games this afternoon.
Mr. p. III. Friend and Mr.. Samuel
Horwitz who are soon to open a new
moving picture theater in this city,
left last night for Sioux City. where
they will remain for few days on
business
Miss Susie Richards, of LeGrand,
was in the city Friday afternoon for
a short time while on her way home
from Des Moines, where she has been
student in the conservatory of music
of Highland Park College for month.
We are still selling those $25 to S23
suits for 500, made to measure, good
Innings and good work. Sale will con-
tinue until August TO- This Is your
Opportunity to save money. Brenneck
the reliable tailor, 119 East Main.
Henry Sundell IS still serving his
celebrated Is cent meals. and making
them as good and even better than
ever Small margins but lots of them
makes his profit. Only inspected meats
! served Everything clean and SAINT
/ tary.
DR.. w C. Hills. of Des Moines, state
organizer of the socialist party, will
conduct an open air meeting on the
court house lawn Sunday afternoon at
8 o'clock His subject will be The
Eleventh Commandment"
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Friends church was entertained Fri
day afternoon at its regular meeting
| by Mrs W. L. Peckham. 1901 Summit
street The attendance was good. The
hostess served refreshments, following
the business meeting.
A. E. Smith, chief clerk Of freight
accounts in the auditing office of the
Iowa Central and Minneapolis & st.
Louis. was in the city for short time
this morning. while on his way to
!. Cedar Rapids to visit over Sunday
with Mrs. Smith. who has been spend
! ing a few weeks there with her par
| ents:
r. A. Ely. who has the contract for
4 a part of the grading of the roadbed
and right-of way of. the Iowa Falls
and Northern. went to Hampton Friday
night on business connected with the
work near there Mr.. Elzy's part Of the
/ contract is progressing nicely Attic
rapid progress has been made i'm
! possible by the continued rains ano
wet weather of the past month.
/ A party composed of Cutler Abbott
Tom Meickley, Hughitt lamar, Her
man Gableman. Ned Robbins. Shirley
Cole. of Kansas City, Mary Abbott. OF
Ogden. Utah Edna Swingley. Wanda
| Wood and Katherine Ketchum. and
chaperoned by Misses Grace Cole and
Wilma Robbins left this morning for
the shack on the Meickley farm. three
and one-half miles east of the city. fol-
an over Sunday outing.
Word was received in this city this
morning of the death yesterday of Mrs
| w. w. Worth: at her home in Denver
Mrs. Worth was a daughter Of Col P
Cad Bryan of Oskaloosa. and sister
of Mrs Allan D. Morehouse. Of this
j Clly. ldllei " III iSdSe ILLS SSCiiiii6
for Denver. The death of Mrs. Worth
from tuberculosis Of the lungs is
| doubly sad. from the fact that only
three or four weeks ago she buried hel
son. a young man. whose death was
caused by spinal meningitis.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Trace S. Ford who
were married in Eldora a short time
ago. passed thru the city this morn
ing on their way from, st. Louis to
/ Minneapolis. Since their marriage,
/. Mr. and Mrs. Ford have been in Muir
physboro H., where Mr. Ford was
stationed for a time by the Mabwick
Mitchell Company OF Chicago, the firm
which EMPLOYS him. Mr. and Mrs
Ford stopped today in Edora with
Mrs Ford's parents. Rev. and Mrs. w
j. Stanley. and from there will go to
Minneapolis. where MIR. Ford viii be a;
! work for Il time.
Miss Josephine Gabelman 40l East
Main street. mos enjoyably entertained
| about twenty young ladies al KEN
| sington Yesterday afternoon in honor
| OF Miss HERNIA Let's of Evanston III
Two other honorrd guests. in the per-
I sons of Mr. Fred Let's of Evanston
and Mr.. Glen G. Buck of Omaha
braved the storm and proved equal to
the OCCASION An informal musical pro-
gram was also given and light refresh
ments we're served by the hostess