Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-29
Geo. J. Allen, optical specialist

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Choice eating apples at Reynolds
Sheldon's.
Regular dance tomorrow might q;
Forney's hall.
MIR. w. II. vosburg, of Gilman, wa!
in the city today.
Mr.. S. o. Welch, of Union, was in
the city on business Saturday.
Remember Trautmann & McGrew':
big public sale at Brookside farm, Wed
nesday, Sept. 80.
Mrs. Ella Bailey, of Detroit, is visit
ing at the home of her cousins. Mr.
anG Mrs. C. B. Johnston.
Miss Grace Swingley has gone to
Dubuque to resume her study of music
at Mt. st. Joseph's college.
1 Route Agent Probst, of the Adams
Express company, was in the city this
morning on business.
l The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs Phillip Simmons, 212 North Third
avenue, Wednesday afternoon at $50
Mentor comfort underwear for Wom-
en- and children cannot be excelled in
finish, fit, quality or price. Examine
it at e. r. Lays.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Marsh went to
Minneapolis Saturday to visit for two
weeks with their sons, II. e.. and r.
Dana Marsh
Mr.. Sampson Davis, who has beer
visiting with relatives and friends In
Honey Creek, Hardin county, for few
days, returned home this morning.
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| The bargains in Japanese ware at
Sinclair's are being picked up rapidly.
Get yours now. just half price. Many
beautiful pieces. See the west win
dow.
Mr. Phil Hutchinson, of Grinnell
who travels in northern Iowa territory
for the Let's Fletcher company, spent
the day here on business with the
/, house.
| We have just received 200 misses and
children's cloaks. You will find these
garments right up to the minute in
| style and very reasonable in price. Il.
II. Lay.
| The Literary clan met Monday even
| ing with Miss Igerna Getz, who read
an interesting article on the life OF
Saint Gaudens, the sculptor. The
meeting next week will be with Miss
i Jessie Hall.
Mr. Clarence Yokom, who was for
lmerly in the employ of Sinclair Tea
and Coffee company, but who has been
in Denver for the past year, has again
entered the employ of Mr.. Sinclair as
/ a salesman in the store.
The w. r. C.. Aid society, which was
to have met Wednesday with Mrs.
Robert Wilson, three miles north Of
the city in Taylor township, will not
meet until week from Wednesday.
Mrs. Wilson will then entertain the
society.
Miss Anna Wolfe, sister of Mrs.
Merle N. Smith returned Saturday
evening from Mt. Vernon and Cedar
Rapids, where she has been for about
a month, visiting friends. Miss Wolfe
expects to make her home with her
sister during the winter.
Rev. H. C. Holm, of Kanawlla spent
part of Sunday in the city, being the
guest of Rev. CLAUS Qualen during his
stay. He preached at the Elim- Norwe.
gian Lutheran church Sunday evening,
and at the Dunbar church Of the de-
nomination in the morning. REV. Holm
departed for his home Monday
Mr.. Otto Hile, city clerk of Boone,
spent the day in the city, visiting the
office of City Clerk Derby and the wa
ter works department. Mr.. Tile is get
ting some new ideas concerning the
manner of keeping city records. par
ticularly those of the water works de-
partment, which in this city are kept
very completely under Clerk Derbys
system.
The coffee served at the fair by the
Congregational ladies was Scarlet King
brand. 1t is packed in two pound cans
only and retails at seventy-five cents
per can. Your dealer has it or will
get it for you. This is a high grade
coffee blended in such a manner as to
produce most exquisite flavor not ex-
ceeded by any on the market, no ex-
ceptions. Try it.
Mrs. w. M. Force who has been
spending seven weeks in Greeley, Col,
with her daughter. Mrs. e. c. Evans,
arrived home Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Force was called west owing to the
serious illness of her little grand
daughter, who was then not expected
to live. Mrs. Force ntlVsed the little
one back to strength, and when she
left Greeley she was in her usual good
health.
Mr.. Walton Kinzer, principal of the
schools at Gilman, and his brother, Mr..
Henry kinzer, of Ida Grove, who is a
student at Iowa College, spent Sunday
in Union at the home of their aunt,
Mrs. Albert Millinery. Henry Kinzer
has just entered Iowa College, and has
been made captain of the freshman
track team. He is one Of the many
good athletes turned out Of the Ida
Grove high school.
A few of Mrs. Fred Hopkins lady
friends delightfully."- surprised her Mon
day afternoon at her home, POI South
Third street, the occasion being her
wedding anniversary. Those
who participated were Mesdames Mar
ion Gard, E. G. Leffler, G. S. Thomp-
son, G.. "A. Smith, G. H. Shaw, w. w.
Wood, T. A. Sieg, r. A. Ely, George
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