Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-18

DR.. Wood, eye, ear throat Glasses.
Dance at Forney's hall every night
this week.
Dance at Forney's hall every night
this week.
Try Elk chocolates. They are best.
| Wheeler & Hoag, sole agents.
Fresh butter rolls for Saturday trade
at Wachter's, SO West Main.
Wanted--to borrow, $1,000 on good
city property. Address TIL care T.-R.
Special for Saturday Chicken pie at
the Standard bakery, 40 West Main
More of those delicious coffee cakes,
fresh and crisp, at Wachter's, SO West
Main.
Mrs w. n Rose, of Oskaloosa. who
has been the guest of Mrs. j. NJ. Speer
for week, returned to her home this
morning.
Miss Fannie Quaife and Ruth Left
Ter spent the day in Ames as the guests
of Miss Quaifes brothers, who are
students at Iowa state college.
Mrs. D. P. Wilhelm and daughter.
Igerna, of Hampton. arrived in the city
this morning to visit for few days
with Mrs. c.. O. Lawrence, and other
friends.
Mr.. Paul G. Woods, editor of the FL
dora Ledger, and Mrs. Woods, were in
the city Wednesday afternoon, being
on their way home from pleasant va
ss,;& ~ 40
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Mrs. Iisle Woodland and children, of
Des Moines, who have been in the city
attending the county fair with Mr..
Woodland and visiting at Lamoille with
Mr.. Woodlands parents, returned to
Des Moines Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. James Troy of Jewell Junction.
general chairman of the Order of Rail-
way Telegraphers of the Northwest
ern system, and Mr.. Ira Kempkes, Of
Nevada, general secretary OF the or
der. spent Thursday in the city in at
tendance at the fair.
Miss Allie Bristol 404 North Center
street, informally entertained few Of
her young lady friends Friday evening,
in honor Of Miss Mia Phelps, who
where the family will reside. A social
time. music and dainty lunch were
enjoyed.
Word received in this city Thursday
from the home Of DIR. q. B. Jones, of
Cedar Falls, is in effect that DIR. Jones,
who was taken sick late last week. is
much improved. Miss Justine Jones, a
teacher in the public schools. who was
called home by her fathers sickness,
will not return to the city until Sun
day.
II you are oppressed with care and
devoured by woe, go and see the F'lints
and be cured. The Flints will be the
attraction at the Odeon for one solid
week, commencing Monday, Sept 81.
Ladies will be admitted free Monday
night If accompanied by one paid so
cent ticket purchased before p. m.
Prices Is, rs, IS and SO cents.
Little Miss Dorothy Balch's 9th birth
day anniversary was celebrated Friday
afternoon from 430 to z o'clock, by a
party at her parents home, 1O6 North
Second street, at which twenty other
little girls were guests. They spent a
good deal Of the time on the lawn,
dressing dolls which were given them
as souvenirs, and supper was served in
the house at small tables. All en-
joyed a delightful time.
Mr.. o. F. Petersen, of Des Moines.
who is at the head of the Petersen
Thursday in the city. making arrange
o., 49, l, sol
local plant for the season. The plant
can be made ready for operation with
twenty-four hours notice. Mr.. Peter
sen says that the company will ex-
pend here next summer the sum Of
$4,000, in putting in additional radia-
ton.
81 W. F. Dwyer, road foreman Of en-
aines of the Iowa Central, who gave
testimony Wednesday in the Iowa Gen.
trail injunction proceedings, says that
the Coughlin he referred to as having
called him "scab herder" was John
and not Tom, and the IRIS mistake
in saying it was Tom Coughlin was
thru a misunderstanding Of the re-
porter. Tom Coughlin works for Abb
ibott 6 Son, and has had nothing what
ever to do with the strike.
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Charles Fl. Emerson, former old
employee of the Iowa Central and for
years foreman of car inspectors and
later general foreman of the COM
ipany's local car shops, is in the city
for weeks visit with his daughter,
Mrs. John Crawford. Mr.. Emerson
is living at Joliet, ILL.,, where he is a
foreman in the car shops of the Elgin,
Joliet & Eastern, under Master Me-
chanic John Horrigan, who was at
one time master mechanic of the
Iowa Central.
Cards were received in the city today,
announcing the marriage of Miss Anna
"a. Beatty, formerly of this city, and
Mr.. Charles Robinson, at Grove City,
Pa, on Thursday. The marriage took
place at the home of Miss Beatty's sis
ter, Mrs Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
inson will live in Grove City, which
was the former home of Mrs. Robin
son before coming to this city about
two years ago. Mrs Robinson returned
to Grove City last spring. During
part Of the time she was in this city
she was employed in the r. w. Cham
berlain store. She is the sister of Mr..
E, N. Beatty, of this city.
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