Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-24
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The City in Brief
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Five per cent farm loans. VIM. Bat
y tin.
We have plenty Of berry box lum
Der. f.. e. Hood.
Special meeting Haylnakers to
night Redman's hail.
Bring \ in your blackberries. Will b
shipping week. E. e. Hood.
Ice cream, ice cream sodas and cool
Ing drinks at Wachter's.
New automobile and travelling coat
for women at M. F. Andrews.
Apples. peaches, plums, etc. received
every morning at Reynolds & Shell
don.
We will be buying handpcket
Duchess apples next week. e. E
Hood.
We are Offering all our lace curtains
at special clearing prices. NJ. F. An
irews.
Raymond Jarrett went to De!
Moines this morning to visit.for a few
days with friends.
County Recorder Minnie E. Allen lef
for Alexander this morning to spend {
vacation of two weeks with friends.
Mrs. T. c. Cartwright, who has beer
the guest of Mrs. f. A. Hartman, IL
Hampton, for a few days. returned
home this morning,
Almond and cocoanut maccaroons
cakes, not the bakery" kind and other
fancy bakery goods at the Standard
Bakery, ITO West Main. II
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Griffin, 511
South Third street, are entertaining a
son at their home Mrs. Griffin was
formerly Miss Minnie Daley.
Mr.. E. DeButts arrived home Thurs
day evening from Freeport Foreston,
and Pontiac, Ill.,, where he has been for
a months visit with relatives.
| Second Vice President Ollie S. Ellis,
of the Western Grocer company, left
| for Kansas City Thursday evening to
remain for short stay on business.
| Mr.. Fay Coolidge of Conrad. left this
| city Thursday evening for Denver and
other Colorado points, where he will
remain for q visit of several weeks
Mrs. William Rose. formerly of this
| city, who has been the guest of Mrs
j. M. Speer for week. returned to
her home in Oskaloosa this morning
If you are in the market for cement,
we have the very best on the market,
the old reliable Atlas, Portland cement,
1.-THE standard American brand Call on
us for prices. Consumers Fuel Co.
Will have a. car Of s basket crate
peaches in tomorrow. The finest that
ever struck the town from Arkansas.
Michigan and Missouri later on. Lots
of peaches for every one. e. E. Hood.
j. A. Whitmore, state secretary of
the religious work Of the Y. M. C. A.,
who has been at Lake Geneva, Wis,
for ten days, where he has been an
instructor in the school for secre-
taries. returned home this morning.
Miss Wanda Arney, who has been
seriously sick of appendicitis, is
steadily improving. Her condition to-
day is much better than it has been
at any time since she has began to
gain.
Mrs. Harry vogel entertained the
members of the Concorda nahebund
Thursday afternoon at Riverview park
serving picnic supper following a
pleasant afternoon spent socially
There was a good attendance.
Miss Laura Corbin, of Des Moines.
who has been the guest of her
brother, Mr.. Frank Corbin, and wife.
for a few days, will return home Sat
urday. Miss Corbin is employed in the
business office of the Des Moines
Daily News.
Mrs. Susie White and mother, Mrs.
Ida Williams. arrived home this morn
ing, from a two weeks visit with
friends in ST Louis, Mrs. Whites for
mers home. Master Miller White will
remain in st. Louis during the rest of
the vacation period
Among the several chautauqua par
ties in the city Thursday was one
from. Union, composed of Mrs w. D.
Humeston Mrs. d. A. Valentine, Mrs.
JHouII opC. wi .. Coilo~dS, 1dIS.
J.. d. Castor Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bry-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanson, and
Mr., and Mrs g. L. Rogers and daugh-
ter, Beatrice.
The funeral Of Frank Williams was
conducted Thursday Afternoon at 3
o'clock from the home of the deceased's
sister, Mrs. Frank Hockey. 2O9 South
First street. Rev. w. H. Scott offici-
ated. The pail bearers were Messrs
Andrew Olson, John Van Slyke, ]. G. |
Robinson, Charles Seleine, John Nen
and Frank Kobe
Mr.. Emmett c. Beeson, Of Cleveland,
o. arrived in the city Thursday ev-
ening. and remained today with his
parents, Adjutant and Mrs. B. A.
Beeson, of the Soldiers home. Mrs |
Beeson is at present in 0skaloosa i
with relatives. and Mr. Beeson goes
there this evening. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Beeson will visit here before return
ing east.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Moscrip were host
and hostess al a delightful o'clock
dinner party Thursday evening, to
Captain Richmond P. Hobson, Con-
gresham G. n. Haugen. Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Vawter, of Cedar Rap
ids, the former, manager of the Red
path chaurauqua system, Mr.. Vawter's
secretary, MIR. Cassidy. and Mrs. l.. F.