Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-08


Why don't you try? Others are every
day We use you right. Parlor grocery
phone 1874.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Ingraham spent
Sunday in Grinnell with the latter's
mother, Mrs. A. B. Stafford.
Mrs. Seth zug's condition remains
just about the same as it was Saturday
Mrs. Zug is still unconscious.
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The Wimodausis Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. w. E. Nicholson, 402
North Second avenue, Tuesday after
noon.
Fifteen ladies were made happy at
Henry Pappes Saturday by purchas-
ing one Of those $1,000 suits. They are
strictly up-to-date.
Just arrived. three car loads of the
celebrated Middle Grove, ILL.,, coal,
ready for delivery. Wright, the coal
man, 500 East Main street,
Mr. w. c. Stephenson was in Des
Moines Saturday to attend the
Iowa-Drake game and to be with Mrs.
Stephenson, who is visiting In that city.
Hildebrand. while visiting in the coun-
try Sunday, fell from fence and sus-
taned a bad fracture of the right ell
bow.
Have you attended to the ordering of
that coal that you will need so badly
should that sudden change of weather
Gomez. Do it now. Gregory Coal
Coke 6. Lime Company,
Lightning Sunday afternoon struck
one of the large cottonwood trees in the
front lawn at Edgeworth, the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Greene.
The tree was destroyed.
Get chance on a fine kitchen cabi-
| net, rocking chair, or set of six cut
glasses with every sack of White Swan
or Pride Of the West flour. Ask US.
Parlor grocery, phone 1874.
Mrs. "A. j. Busby, of Waterloo, who
came to the city Sunday night, left this
morning for What Cheer to visit with
her parents. Mr.. Busby accompanied
his wife and spent the day here.
The board of supervisors went into
monthly session this morning to COM
plete the work begun last Monday,
when they found that they could not
legally meet on that day but must wait
a week.
Mrs. s.; E. Williams arrived home
Saturday evening from a three months
visit with her daughters, Mrs. G. A
| Berggren and Mrs. Roy Patterson, at
Davenport, and cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. &C. Jones, at Clinton,
The funeral Of Mrs. Emily Hoes
was largely attended Sunday afternoon
at 1880 from the Christian church at
Ferguson, Rev. G. H. Morris, of this
city. officiating. Interment was in Tim
Der Creek cemetery.
Do not expect the Impossible. We
make prompt deliveries but can not dc
a weeks work in day as is demand
ed ofsus at each change in the weather
Order now even if your bin is not quite
empty. Gregory Coal, Coke & Lime
Company.
Col. and Mrs. C. c. Horton left 70,
Davenport this morning, where the
former will attend the annual conven.
tton Of the Iowa State Association Of
Charities and Corrections. While away
Mrs. Horton will visit in Rock Island
and perhaps in Muscatine
Sister Carn,elita and Sister Bernard
of st. Joseph's Academy, Ottumwa
were in the city Saturday as guests OF
the sisters of ST. Marys, being on thei,
way home from Grundy Center, where
they had been to attend the funeral OF
Sister Carmelita's father. j. Cornell.
Miss Jennie Smith, an evangelist OF
nation wide reputation, and a very
successful worker among organizations
of the Y. w. G. A., will speak in the
assembly hall at the soldiers home al
Ia o'clock this evening. Miss Smith is
here to visit a sister, Mrs. Davis, who
lis member Of the home.
"The Man From Home" will enter.
tain those at home tonight at the New
Odeon. And other men from home
wayfarers and strangers within the cit,
gates will also be given glad voice o
welcome "The Man From Home
sings a song Of the starry banner tina
reaches every American heart.