Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-27

Mr.. G. II. Ross, of Clemens, was i,
the city Monday.
Mr.. A. l.. Cox left for Peoria Mon.
day for weeks stay on business.
Superintendent c. 8. Hayden, of the
Iowa Central, was in the city today OF
| business.
| Degree of Honor dance at Red Men.
hall Tuesday night. Evening tickets
80 cents.
M. F. Andrews is showing an excep-
tionally good line of warm, serviceable
cloaks for girls, sizes to IA years.
The Oppice Fruit company has just
received the New York cider. Get q
few gallons. It's tremendously good.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin, of Dav
export, arrived in the city Saturday
evening for visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. A. Walser.
| The home and education department
of the Women's club will meet We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with
Mrs. ]. Lee Williams, 409 North Third
street.
DIR. John Franklin Shallenberger, of
Chicago. filed with the county record
er this morning certificate to practice
in Iowa. issued by the state board of
medical examiners.
Owing to spreading rails q c.. G. w.
freight train went off the track at
Fourth avenue Sunday evening. One
car came nearly going into small
residence on Nevada street
For sale-My standard bred black
driving mare. Nine years old. Abso-
lutely not afraid of anything. Your
wife or children can drive her any
place. Also buggy and harness. DR..
Hynds.
On account of its wearing qualities
boys and girls out grow the Munsing
before they wear out Can you say
this about any other brand? The
Munsing is sold only by NJ F. An
dreWs.
When Fred e. Musil. a clerk in the
employ of the Letts-Fletcher company.
treated his friends to cigars yesterday.
he confessed his marriage OF n week
ago to Miss Mary Paulson, of this city.
The wedding took place in Cedar Rap
ids
The regular meeting Of the Literary
clan was held Monday evening with
Miss Mary Hall as hostess. The attend
ance was small, because of the in
clement weather, and the evening was
enjoyed socially instead of with the
usual study.
The first meeting of the Beethoven
club this season will be held Wednes
day afternoon, with Mrs. George Greg
DRY and Mrs. F. G. Holly as hostesses.
at the Gregory home. oil West Main
street. A program and social afternoon
will be enjoyed
Mr. Earl Speer. of Kansas City ar
rived in the city Sunday for short
visit with his mother, Mrs. Anna
Speer. Mrs. Speer and her son went
to Hampton Monday morning to spend
the day. MIR. Speer left for Chicago
today.
Mr.. and Mrs, George McNeely en-
tertained a company of fourteen at
dinner. Monday evening, compliment
airy to Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wilbur, of
Los Angeles. Cal The decorations
were of white roses. The evening was
enjoyed socially, and with games.
A ton of argument ought to convince
any man. but the best ton of argument
we can use on you, Mr.. Fuel Consumer,
would be a ton of Solvay coke, that is,
il YOU are inclined to be sleptical on
the subject of coke as a fuel. 1t is
our treat if we fail to convince you
that it is the best fuel investment you
ever made. Consumers Fuel company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deli McCord and fam
lily, who lived here until recently, when
they went to Des Moines, are moving
back to Marshalltown, preferring their
residence here rather in the capital
city. Their own home, at 704 North
Fourth street has been rented and they
are necessarily compelled to seek else
where for a house In which to live
during the period of the present lease.
President II. II. Seerley, of the Iowa
State Normal school, of Cedar Falls,
who lectures before the Searchlight
club at the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. to-
night on whats the Matter With the
this morning. President Seerley Wis
tied during the day with his daughter.
Miss Esther Seerley. His lecture is
free to all men whether members of the
association or not.
If you want to witness nice, orderly
crowd Of young people, you want to
visit the Victoria rink. Each lady
her skate ticket a window,
admitted free. Just think of it, two
hours and a half ball-bearing roller
skating for Is cents. Most all others
charge Is to 25 cents for one hour.
Music and good skaters on the floor
every night. Best of order Come
and have q good time.
Herbert S. Wright. of this city, who
is in the governments consular ser
vice. but who has been spending a va
cation of several months in this city,
left for Clinton Monday where he de-
ivered political speech Monday
night Mr.. Wright will also speak at
Muscatine, keolSull, Ottum- |
wa, Buxton, closing the campaign
there next Monday night. FTe is stump
ing under the auspices of the repub
lean state committee.
Mr.. Matthias Hauser. of Iowa town
ship. went to Anles Monday. and from
there he expected to go to Spencer to-
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