Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-16
Geo. J. Allen. optical specialist
Dance, Red Men hall Thursday even

Dance, Red Men hall Thursday even
4 ing.
I Dance at Forney's hall every night
this week.
Wait for the millinery opening at
A. II. Simon's Tuesday, Sept. 20.
Wait for the millinery opening at
A. H. Simon's Tuesday, Sept. %.
Car load Michigan peaches in bushel
baskets. Peckham Grocery Company.
Culley has those olives in full quart
bottles at 80 cents. Also Queen olives
in bulk.
Mr.. and Mrs l. o. Kemble went to
Oskaloosa Tuesday morning to remain
for short visit with friends.
Our store will be closed all of
Thursday afternoon, account Of Mar
shall county fair. Geo. A. olson
Mr. and Mrs. Max Radloff, living
south of the city, are parents Of son
who has been christened Delos Mer-
rill.
Mrs. C. c.. Ingraham, of Grinnell, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening, and
will be the guest of friends for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Caswen, who
have been enjoying their honeymoon
in the east, arrived home Tuesday
evening.
New long back and long hip cor
sets with short, medium and high bust.
The latest models now on sale at NJ +.
| Andrews.
| For boys and girls in country schools
only! Bring this ad with you and re-
ceive very handsome souvenir.
Schmidt's Stove Store.
4 Mr.. H. Lundahl, of Madrid, who has
been in the city for a brief visit as the
guest of Miss Hilma Mold, returned to
his home Monday evening.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the Railroad Y.
NJ. C. A. was not held Tuesday even
ing, because of the lack of quorum.
TDr "A. c. Conaway went to Brooklyn
1 Tuesday morning to attend the funeral
/ of his cousin, DR.. Charles Conway,
which was held at o'clock this after
noon.
Mrs. George A. Tingley, of Albert
Lea, Mimi, spent Tuesday night in the
city with friends, being on her way
home from Des Moines. where she has
4 been to visit her father.
Miss Louise d. Henningsen, of Clin-
| ton, arrived in the city this morning
/ from Nevada, where she has been Wis
X 40 With
Mrs. William P. James.
/ Mr.. Q. E. Sargent, formerly of State
| Center but now of Upton, was in the
| city Monday afternoon, being en- route
| to Denver, Cheyenne Wells and other
| Colorado points, where he will remain
i for a months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Clark, who
have been in Minneapolis and st. Paul
visiting, were in the city this morn
! ing on their way to State Center to
visit with Mr. Clark's relatives. Mr..
Clark formerly lived in State Cen
| ter.
There was big exodus of people
| from this section of the state to Tex
as Monday evening, and the Iowa Cen
/ trail and Great Western evening
trains were crowded with passengers
/ taking advantage of the homeseekers'
| rates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horton. who
were recently married in Chicago, and
| who have been here for few days
| visit at the home of Mr.. Horizons par
1 ents, Commandant and Mrs. c. G.
| Horton, of the soldiers home, left for
their home in Sheriden, Wyo., Tuesday.
One year ago penny social was
held by the high school students with
such success that they will again at
tempt to run one Saturday evening in
the manual training building. Many
new features will be added and all are
cordially invited to attend.
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4 On the fair grounds you will find
Schmidts tent full of New Home sew
| ing machines, from the SIT Ruby New
Home to the $50 Rotary New Home.
An agent from the factory will dem
onstrate the New Home line. A s35
automatic New Home will be sold at
auction. Have chance.
Mrs. ]. C. Nelson, 4O1 North Fourth
street. entertained fifteen of her lady
| lIlGIluS uSSuiy etllClAlooli t1t q hSiA
sington complimentary to Mrs E. X.
Rusby, of Dubuque. A dainty lunch
was enjoyed, the hostess being assisted
in serving by Mrs. c. l.. Duffield and
Mrs. A Palmer
Under Two Flags will be presented
at the Odeon tonight by the Hickman
Bessey Company. This is an excep-
tionally strong bill and one that is very
seldom ever attempted by repertoire
companies. The Hickman-B essey
| Company is thoroughly prepared and
equipped to put the production on in
its entirety. Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Thomas f. Dwyer, former Iowa
Central engineer of this city, who has
/ been roundhouse foreman for the COM
pany at Monmouth, Ill, left the service of
the company Tuesday He will go to
Kansas City on Sept. 20 to take charge
of the roundhouse of the Chicago, F.aclS
Island & Pacific Mr.. Dwyer is d broth
er of w. F. Dryer, travelling engineer
of the Central, of this city.
| Mrs. Fred Schultz, sO4 East Main
| street. entertained Tuesday afternoon,
| nineteen little girl friends of her
daughter Irene who thus celebrated her
18th anniversary She was the recipient
Of many pretty gifts. After various
games a light lunch was served, Mrs.