Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. r. wildman and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Vitek arrived home
Sunday morning from Lake Frances,
Mimi, where they have been enjoying
a two weeks outing.
Mrs. Perry Asher, of Oskaloosa, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Ed Hayes
for a few days, returned home Satur-
day evening. Mrs. Asher has been vis-
iting for two weeks at Albert Lea,
Mimi, and Pierre, S. D.
solvay coke is the best fuel to use
in furnaces. It has no competition, be-
ing the best manufactured. Perfectly
clean, no waste, no gas, does not clink-
er and gives the most heat. See the
Consumers Fuel Company.
Wednesday evening. Sept. d, ga
Wyoming Girl" will be the attraction
at The New Odeon. 1t is beautiful
story of the western plains and in
cludes a. series of original musical
numbers. Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents.
| We sell a number of the best grades
of coal but we prefer Kentucky lump
1t is matter of choice. We can salts
fly your wants in any grade of coal but
you must order now to get the sum-
mer price. South Side Coal Company.
Mr.. K. j. jacobson, OF Pickering
spent Saturday in the city, being or
his way home from Elkton, S. D.
where he has been ON business. MIR
jacobson purchased while at Elktor
240 acres Of, improved land in Lincoln
/ county. Minnesota. for which he Daii
$53 per acre.
Mrs. Lloyd R. Maxwell arrived nom,
Saturday evening from her twt
months visit in the west Following
the national gathering Of Elks at Lo
Angeles, which she attended with MI
Maxwell, Mrs. Maxwell visited he
aunt, Mrs. George Geer, at Livingstone
Mont, and spent a week in the Vel
lowstone National Park.
Miss Anna Maude Kimberly, librar
ian Of the public library, arrived hom
this morning from two weeks vaca
ton trip turnout the west, going to It'll
Seattle exposition, where she was me
by her sister, Miss Grace Kimberly, O
Houskin, Mont, and stopping at vari
Gus points of interest, enroute. Mis-
Kimberly had the misfortune to be
the recent terrible wreck at Hustet
Colo, being on the west-bound trai1
but was uninjured.
The funeral of Charles Gustafso
was held from the residence two mile
south of Minerva, Sunday afternoon a
Q o'clock, Rev. G. E. Manifold officiat
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Modlin, Miss Ad
Nichols and Rev. Mr. Maxfield fur
nished the music of the service. TIL
pail bearers were Messrs Joe Lande
Gus johnson, Alber Cake, Frank Oak
ie Fred Harris. and Fred Maxfiel,
The body was buried in the Marriott
cemetery.
| Large delegations of Pride Of IL
| West lodge, of Minneapolis, and Moul
Damon lodge Of st. Paul, colore
Knights of Pythias, passed thru Il
city Sunday morning. returning hon
from the national encampment and 8,
preme lodge session Of the unifor
rank, colored Pythians, held last wet
in Kansas City. Forty-six people we
north on No. l over the Iowa Centr
: in special sleeper. This delegate
was in charge of Brig. Gen. William
Morr1S, an attorney or Minneapol
who was reelected as general Of Mil
neapolis.
Ben b. Shollenberger, who for Sc,
eral months past has been living /.
San Francisco, CAL, where he has bee
employed by the Pacific Blower ar
Heater Company, a concern TIL
. handles Lemnox furnaces in 'Fris,
TERRITORY, Is in the city for an indefini
; lstay. Mr.. Shollenberger has been con
Ipelled to give up his home in So
Francisco owing to the. fact that II
Iclimate does not agree with Mrs. Sho
(, lenberger, who has been here sin
last spring. visiting her sister. Mn
4 Frank Ogle. Mr. Shollenberger is no
81 sttifis about sc:. s:;..ta bic location
which to engage in the furnace bus
y mess.