Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-29

were in the city Wednesday.
Maple syrup. the spring packs for
your cakes. AT G. Nj. Wheeler's Fin
| kle block
Don't fail to see the grand display OF
new post cards at Newtons this week,
III East Main.
New York SHOWS. ereonlngs. North
ern Spys. also fancy Jonathan and Ro-
man Beauty apples at Culley's.
Marshall lodge los A. +. and A. NJ
will work in second degree Friday
evening 7:30. III c. Hoeck w. NJ
| The Baptist Ladies Aid society viii
meet Friday for an all-day sew at the
church parlors. The first division will
entertain.
Soft maple. willow and elm wood
$500 per cord for IL inch and s225
for 1s inch. Gregory Coal. Coke and
Lime company.
Mrs. George II. Beebe went to Col
fax this morning to remain for week
taking treatment for rheumatism. Mr..
Reebe accompanied her
| Mr., n. r. Cliff, of Gearing who has
| been in Clear Lake on business for Il
| few days, was in the city this morn
| ing while on his way home
Visitors In the city will find the fin
est line OF souvenir spoons at Aliens
| jeWelry store. ] East Main. Take
souvenir spoon home to your friends
| Mrs d. I. Denmead arrived HON.
| Wednesday evening from Evanston,
ILL.,, where she has been visiting for
two weeks as the guest of Mrs f. c.
Let's.
Wanted Six teams and wagons with
drivers to hall coal from brick yard
switch to soldiers. home Good roads
Apply to G., C.. Horton, commandment, at
soldiers home.
You are invited to visit the flower
display at Kemble's. walk thru tho
houses of roses, carnations and
chrysanthemums is well worth your
time and trouble.
Word from Valentine Neb.. an
nounces the birth of daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Mont Bishop on Oct. 10
Mrs. Bishop was formerly Gertrude
Moon, a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. s
Moon. Mrs, Bishop is a niece of Mr.
Frank III. Fenner, OF this city.
Mrs. Carrie Nelson, 31o North First
avenue. was hostess Wednesday aft
ernoon to the regular meeting of the
w. r. c. Aid society. Toward the close
of the afternoon the hostess served re-
freshments.
Spinning Wheel chapter, d. A. r.,
will hold its regular meeting Friday
afternoon with Mrs. L. c. Abbott. In
addition to the program a report of tho
state conference held at Fort Dodge
Oct. II and 10. will be given.
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There Is more wholesome, delightful!
fun, sunshine and love in the four acts
OF Meadow Brook Farm" which
comes to the Odeon on Sunday night. |
Nov.1. than many other attractions on
the road this season. Prices, o5, 50
and so cents.
Mr. and Mrs John p. Woodbury., Jr.,
who We're married here on Oct 10,
and who have been spending their hon
eymoon in New York City, Boston
Concord and other places in the east,
and at Jackson. Mich arrived home
this morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury.
will begin housekeeping at once at their
home on Summit street.
The usual objection to coke as fuel
is that it burns out quickly. will not
hold fire, burns out the fire pot and
clinkers That is about right with the
ordinary run of coke. All these OBJ
jections are overcome in Solvay coke
because it is made differently from
other cokes and from higher grade
Goals. Our request is modest Give it
a trial. Consumers Fuel company.
In honor of Master Jerome Yetley's
9Th birthday anniversary Wednesday,
his mother. Mrs. j. F. Yetley, and aunt.
Mrs. Fred o. Bailey, entertained mem
bers of the family, Master Jerome's
teacher Miss Ida Fitzsimmons, and
former teacher, Miss Carolyn Ander-
son, at dinner at the home of Mrs.
Bailey III North Third street Jack
o-lanterns and candles were used in
the decorations
The Beethoven club began its meet
ings Wednesday afternoon. being en-
tertained by Mrs. George Gregory and
Mrs. F. c. Holly at the formers home,
81 West Main street. The Iades took
their sewing and enjoyed a social aft
ternoon, tho several imprpmptu musi-
cal numbers We're given. Misses Hayz-
lett, Patton and Mabel Miller played,
and Mrs Myo c. Hurlbut and Miss
Ruth Leffler sang. The l1ostesses
served a dainty lunch. Several new
were present