Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-25

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DR.. Wood, eye ear, throat. Glasses.
A. B. Mccartney cleans wall paper.
Telephone lis.
Remember the Rhodes fair. Sept. 90
80. Oct. and 2.
If you want an up-to- date swell and
nobby hat, go to Simons
To High grade piano for
good horse. Address H. L., care T.-R.
The best toilet soaps at the lowest
prices at Wheeler's grocery, Finlsle
block
Fresh shelled almonds, pecans, and
English walnuts. L. S. Peckham Gro
Gerry company.
DIR. Ida Catlow, of Boone was in the
city Thursday as the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. John Hobbs.
We can make you the right price
on flour. Get our prices. Strictly guar
anteed. Kendall & West.
Millinery, hats and plumes in pro-
fusion at Simon's. Prices lower than
the lowest, for good goods.
Mrs W. NJ. Petit went to Eldora
Thursday night for visit of a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Riley Adams.
MIR D. A. Wilbur went to Des Mones
no a inn1
today looking after business matters,
and hearing Judge w. H. Taft.
Mrs. Ann e. White, of New Provi-
dence. who has been visiting friends
in LeGrand and at the S. j. Austin
home, in this city, for ten days, re-
turned to her home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest l.. Dodson. of
Danville, Va, who have been guests OF
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. HI. V.
Speers. and other relatives, left for
their home Thursday night.
DR. II. 7. Mairs left Thursday even
Mairs has been visiting her parents
for several weeks. DR.. MARS will also
visit at Newton, Mo, and will be gone
two weeks.
The Witenagemote club began its
Thursday afternoon, being
by Mrs. w. f. Smelling.
The time was spent in talking over
the seasons plans. and a light lunch
was enjoyed. The club will meet with
Mrs. w. Fl. Jones. next week.
Mesdames Erickson and M. Rasmus
sen were hostesses at the latter's home
500 North Third street. Thursday af-
ternoon, to the Baptist Ladies Aid So
ciety. The regular business meeting
was enjoyed, followed by a social timel
and refreshments.
Mrs. A. e. Ward and Mrs. S. S. Huls
were hostesses Thursday afternoon at
the formers home. 102 North First /
street, to the Congregational Ladies
Aid society, of which there was an at
tendance of forty-one. The regular
business meeting was followed by a So
cial hour, and the hostesses served
Utah peaches We're never so fine and
nice. We have just received a ship
nent from the William Roylance COM
pany, of Provo, Utah, the best packers
IN the district If you have not canned
peaches already or want a few more
his will be about your best opportun-
ty. About the last call too for cam
ming peaches. Oppice Fruit company.
For Sale-Feed yard, well located n
la. Will take a good
house and lot as part payment, bal
ance long time at 5 per cent interest.
have some money to loan on good
city property or land. Five rooms up
stairs on Main street for rent, $40.
Residence phone 457 red, office 81.
Room Ia Woodbury. building, MARSHALL
town, Ia. NJ M. Kendall, auctioneer.
Mr. Edward Amblad. of the Iowa
Central general passenger department
at Minneapolis, who recently under
went a surgical operation for removal
of infected glands from the neck, was
from the Minneapolis hos
pital in which he has been a patient to-
day Mr.. Amblads condition is as sat
isfactory as could>be expected, and he
is making a nice recovery. He expects
to visit his parents and other relatives
here before he returns to his work.
Rev. w. F. Pitner, D. D., superinten
dent of the Marshalltown district of
the Methodist church, goes to Belle |
Plaine this evening for quarterly con-
ference, and from there will go to Ell
boron to hold conference Saturday aft
arnoon at 2:30. He will preach at Ell
boron. Belle PLANE, and Irving Sunday. |
Because of his engagements i'm the dis
trict DIR. Pitner will not be able to |
be present at the corner stone laying
at Gilman Saturday.
The S. C. I. club met Thursday aft |
ernoon with Mrs. Carl Lewis, roll call |
being answered with time saving |
lints." Mrs. Dora Parsons gave a pa
per on Management of Housekeeping"
ind another on the same subject, writ
EN- by Mrs. Mabel Thomas, was read
by Mrs: Stowell. The program closed |
With paper on sanitation and Hy-
siene," by Mrs. Lydia Thompson. The
hostess then served lunch. There
we're two guests, Mrs. Will Hastings,
IF Mankato. Kas., a former member,
md Mrs. Birdie McCauley, of Mime
lpolis.