Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-26
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The City in Brief
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Miss Ruth Long spent Sunday in
| Mason City with her brother, DIR. W. e.
Long.
Attend our special sale OF boys
| suits and overcoats at Painters cloth
| ing store.
Degree of Honor dance at Red Mems
hall Tuesday night. Evening tickets
so cents.
The Eagles will hold their annual
| fair in the Eagle hail. commencing
Nov. 81 to Nov %. inclusive.
See our special sale lad" of boys
suits and overcoats elsewhere in this
paper. Painters clothing store.
Base ball. Cubs and Tigers. worlds
championship, Chicago. Oct 1908,
| Wednesday and Thursday, at the Lyric.
Deputy Marshall Michael Clark is
confined to his home, with what ap-
pears to be symptoms of pneumonia
Mrs. Amos Ball and children, of Des
! Moines, returned Friday from Toledo,
where they have been visiting Mr..
| Balls parents.
Satisfaction means "that which sat
| isfes" Use "Salada" tea and you VIII
| appreciate this definition Sold by all
grocers. in sealed lead packets only.
| See the kitchen cabinet in f. r. Ben
| edict & Co.'S window at and 6 East
| State and get sack of White Fawn
| or Jersey Cream and try for the cab
met.
| Mrs. A. M. Swan. of Reinbeck, and
Miss Ethel Elliott, of this city, spent
Sunday in Grinnell with the Misses
Victoria and Estelle Swan, who are
Iowa college students.
Buy sack of White Fawn or Jersey
4 Cream flour and guess the number OF
beans in the jar in the E. E. Benedict
& Co. window. The nearest correct gets
the fine kitcheu cabinet.
A song recital was given by MISS
Wanda Wood and Mr.. Henry Shove
before the pupils of Mr.. Hosford Plowe
at the latter's studio, Friday evening.
The program was much enjoyed
| Get acquainted with the c. M.
Wheeler grocery in the Finkle block
| and save money Clean. fresh groceries
at a living profit. A little better than
you can do elsewhere. Try us and see.
The way to vote for Cummins Is to
ask for the separate senatorial ballot
and see that others do the same. Vot-
ers must sign an application blank
| and hand it to the general election
clerks.
| Mrs. Mather, Of Spencer, who has
been conducting special meetings at the
soldiers home, ended her work Sum
day evening. The meetings have re-
suited in market awakening. More
than a score have protested CONVEX
sion and many others have been great
ly helped.
Mrs. Minnie Rhoades, 107 North Sec
! ond avenue, informally entertained
small company of lady friends at l
o'clock luncheon today, complimentary
to Mrs. A. E. Wilbur, of Los Angeles,
Cal. and Mrs. C. A. Billings, of Bow
don, N. D. The afternoon was enjoyed
| socially, being in the nature of a sew
party.
Mr.. William Hayzlett. wife and chill
| dren, of Pocahontas, arrived in the city
j from Muscatine Saturday evening, and
will be guests at the N. S. ketchum
home for a week, being on their way
| to Los Angeles, Cal, where the family
will settle, and Mr.. HayZlett will prac-
| tice law.
i If you have had a sad experience at
1 some time with coke as fuel, don
! condemn all cokes for that reason. We
Il know the trouble with some cokes.
/ Solvay is different from other cokes
because the process of making 1t is
made is different That's why. 1t costs
nothing to investigate Consumers
Fuel company.
Mrs. Belle Foster and sister, Mrs.
Jennie McComas of Los Angeles, Cal,
also the latter's son Ralph, spent Sun
day in the city as the guest of the
Misses Minnie and Fannie Russell. The
ladies have been spending the past six
weeks at Melbourne with their brother
Robert tanning. They left for Cali
fornia this morning.
The annual bazaar Of the Ladies' Aid
of the Elm Norwegian Lutheran
church will be held in the basement of
the Swedish Lutheran church, Tuesday
II evening, Oct 27j at 8 o'clock The fol-
lowing articles will be sold to the high
est bidder: Aprons, children's dresses,
pillows, hardanger centerpieces and a
pillow, other centerpieces, and a great
number of other articles. which have
been donated.
Mr.. Archie Maulsby, student at
1 Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, was home
4 over Sunday, and in honor of his 21st
birthday anniversary. a party was CIV
en- Saturday evening, at which about
twenty young people were guests. a
number from the vicinity of Marshall
town had been invited. but owing to
the rain and bad roads, could not get
| into town. A jolly time was enjoyed,
/ and light refreshments were served
Mrs. w. w. Doolittle and Miss Ella
Gilmore entertained about twenty five
lady friends at the formers home, 102
South Third avenue, at sew party
! and o'clock dinner, Saturday after
noon, complimentary to Mrs. A. E.
| Wilbur of Los Angeles, Cal Guessing
| games formed part of the afternoons
| entertainment. Red carnations COM
| prised the decorations in the dining
room Mrs. Billings, of Bowdon, N. D.,
was the only other out-of-town guest.
The Ladies Aid society of the
! Christian church was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. w. c. Kim