Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-07
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The City in Brief 5
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Geo. J. Allen. optical specialist
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Haywood tonight Court mouse.
Fresh fruits and vegetables always
on hand at Olson's.
Genuine country sorghum for sale al
Reynolds & Sheldon's.
Solid silver knives, forks and spoons
and odd pieces, at Aliens.
when wanting flour in quantities sex
Kendall & West. They will save yor
money.
Mrs. n. ]. Benson, of Union, arrived
In the city Tuesday evening for brie1
visit with friends.
Adjutant B. A. Beeson, OF the sol
diers' home, spent the day in Des
Moines on business.
Mr.. Charles Eldridge left Tuesday
evening for Eldora and Radcliffe for
9 brief stay on business.
The pancake season is on again, and
we can supply your wants in pam
cake fours and fine maple syrup Oh
son.
Mrs John Miniter, I'll South Third
street, is very critically i'll at her home,
suffering from ailments induced by her
advanced years.
Mr.. C. F. Reimer errived home Tues
day from Crookston, Mimi, where he
has been on business. Mr. Reiner
owns farm near Crookston.
why go to Chicago to buy second
hand automobiles? we have three Sec
ond hand autos fer sale at bargain.
A beautiful line of wedding present
goods has been put on display at the
Simmons Book store. Come in and
look them over. You'll be sure to find
what you want.
We have fine line Of slightly used
heaters, such brands as Round Oak and
Hot Blast; also few good hard coal
stoves, cheap. At Bates second hand
store, 103 West Main. Phone ATS red.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs. w. G. Kane, 201 South
Fourth street Mesdames Coryell,
Meyer, and Hobbs will assist Mrs.
Kane.
Mr.. A. G.. Hull, of Taintor, arrived
In the city this morning, coming to
hear w. D. Haywood in his address
before the socialists of the city TO-
night. NJ. Haywood reached the city
from Waterloo this morning.
The Harmony Aid society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. B. F..
on Center street. The members will
streets promptly art $3.50 Thursday
morning.
81 The Hawthorne club began its work
Tuesday afternoon, taking UP the study
OF THE early cllurca in a meeting at the
home Of Mrs. L. C. Abbott. The leader
was Mrs. C. C. T1ine, and next weeks
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. A. F. Balch.
Messrs. George r. Stone and Joseph
Winchel left Tuesday evening for
O'Neill, Neb., where they will register
for land in the Rosebud agency. As
sistant General freight Agent B. F.
Moffatt, of the Iowa Central, arrived
home from O'Neill Tuesday afternoon,
having registered for the drawing.
Tuesday was OFFICERS day with the
CaMsophian club, which held it's open
ing meeting at the home of its presi-
dent, Mrs. C.. Roadhouse. "A social
time and dainty lunch were enjoyed by
full attendance of the members. The
club will begin its reading next week,
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Stewart
Eason.
The elopemen3 of Helen and Paris
Brought on the Trojan war and gave
to the world three of its greatest epics.
The stIiad,'' the odyssey" and the
"Aeneid.'' Soluay, "a German chemist,
perfected and gave ito the world pro-
cess for converting coal into a perfect
domestic fuel in the. form of coke
which is called Solvay coke. If you
have not tried it you should do SO
now. For sale only by Consumers
Fuel company.
The Albion Culture club opened its
season Tuesday afternoon at the home
or -.!rs. A. Rederus, instead of with
lfrs. w. B. Mantle, owing to the lat
trr's illness. Roll call was responded
to with "Autulnnal Sentiments" fol-
lowing which Mrs John Grouse gave
the club history. The president, Miss
Eva Hambleton, then gave a brief
speech of greeting, and at O'Clock a
delicious luncheon was served by Mes
DANES Rederus, Grouse and Bray, and
Miss Hambleton. Miss Margaret Re-
deIus. of Aplingt was a guest. The
Club meets every two weeks and on
Oct. 20 will he entertained by Mrs.
Ralph Hill.
The funeral of John H.. Berg. 500
West Nevada street, was largely at
tended Tuesday afternoon from the
residence, Rev. Mr.. Amelius officiating.
Many beautiful flowers were offered as
tributes by sympathizing friends and
relatives. included among them being
pieces from the MarshalltoWn Herald,
where the deceased's son, Charles Berg,
is employed; the local typographical
union, and Nerdstjernan, the Swedish
fraternal organization of the city. Mes