Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-19
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The City in Brief

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Two watchmakers Chamberlain
Childrens silk lined gloves at NJ. b.
Andrews.
Pears, pears, pears! We have an
other car load to sell. e. E. Hood.
For Sale-Household goods, safe
and chickens. 507 East Church street
The new style bed spread is a seal
Hoped edge See them at NJ. Il. An
drews'.
Mrs A. j. Clark and son, Mr.. Elmer
Clark, of Gilman, were in the city Sat
urday.
Mr.. j. C. Baily spent Sunday in
Hampton as the guest OF MIR. Floyd
Gillett
r. w. Chamberlain returned from
Chicago, where he has been buying
Christmas goods.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church will serve meals during
the Odd Fellows convention
1t is even worth q trip down town In
the worst kind of weather to see the
bread maker demonstration at our
store. C. Il. Schmidt
]. c. Stull while fishing in the cut
off below the city park Sunday, landed
two wall-eyed pike weighing twelve
and eleven and one-haf pounds.
Mrs w. b. Elliott was hostess Fri
day afternoon to the regular study
tho yEnp,ap'c JIo,pn Mis-
sionary society of the Methodist
lowed.
Mr.. c. f. E. Boardman. who has
been in New York on business for a
week, returned home this morning
Mr. j. l.. Carney, who has also been IN
New York on business, returned home
Sunday.
Ladies, you are earnestly invited te
visit our demonstration of the Univer-
sal Bread Maker in charge of Miss
Pursel. Ask for o little recipe booklet
and sample loaf of her bread. c. f
Schmidt.
4 DR. w. P. Galloway. of Baskerville
spent Sunday in the city at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gal
loway. He was met here by his daugh-
ter, Miss Vera, who is a student a
Iowa College, Grinnell.
Mr.. A. E. Wilbur arrived Sunda.
morning from Los Angeles Cal, ant
. will remain until after the holidays
Mrs. Wilbur and son Harry, who have
been in the city several weeks, eX'
pect to leave for Los Angeles mex
week.
A broken flange on wheel under ONT
of the coaches of Iowa Central passen
ger No. 5, Friday afternoon, delayed
that train in arriving here an hour ant
one-half The train had to be stopped
long enough to put on new pair o
wheels.
Mrs. A. q. Ahrens, of Des AIoines
who has been visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Eason, for ;
week, went to State Center Frida,
evening to spend Sunday with Nh
Ahrens' parents. Mr.. Ahrens joine'
! here there and they returned to De
l Moines today.
! Just one kitchen utensil needed TO
: all processes of successful bread max
ing Doesn't that sound good to tn
dish washer? See the demonstration o
u the Universal Bread Maker and yo1
will not want to wait all your life TO
: this most necessary household article
c. +. Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cox, of ia Mort
p First avenue have issued invitation
+ for the marriage of their daughter
& Grace F,stella, to Mr.. Grant HarIiso
Wernstrum which will take place Q
Wednesday. Nov. 4, at $3.50 oclocl
Mr.. Wernstrum is a young bushes
E man of viborg. S. D.
The Cumnlins man who want
: Cummins to win should take it upo
j himself to see that republicans as
u for the separate senatorial ballo
a gregate and so gain to the count
over his vote in June would put Cum
Minis ahead of the Allison vote.
Mr.. w. d. Xix. of State Center, we
in the city Saturday while on his wa
home from Gearing where he had bee
y on business Mr.. HiN's father, Sey
= mour Hix died at Nevada on Oct. Z, {
: the age Of 50 years. He was an ear
+ settler of Story county, having settle
= on a farm north of Colo thirty seve
: wears ago. For the past eighteen yea1
he had lived at Nevada.
Mrs. George Woodbury. and HIT
daughter Sarah, Of Pasadena, Cal, VIII
have been visiting Mrs. Woodbury.
l. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine, ;
Union, and with other relatives in tn
vicinity, departed Saturday morning fl
their home. Mrs. F. j. Woodbury.,
FL Pasadena who accompanied HI
D daughter in-law east. will remain he
'or a more extended visit
n The burning Of leaves and grns
p which threatened to get beyond col
Ia trol resulted in two fire alarms beif
turned in This morning and late SUI
day afternoon. A fire in rubbish in Il
rear of the William Carson residenc
204 North First avenue. at 12:
o'clock today, threatened to set fire
the barn. The department was Gale
n Leaves burning in the yard of tt
3 home of Mrs. Andrew Kirchberger. 10
South Third avenue, at 4:30 o'clo'
Sunday afternoon, had almost reach'
- the barn before the department w;
called. No damage resulted in eth
case.
Il On Sunday evening was held IL