Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-09
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The City il, Brief

Dr. Lierle. glasses fitted.
Chamberlain, opt ometrist
Victoria open tonight.
Picture framing at Simmons stor
Elk chocolates are tha best. Hon
Drug company.
Dress goods worth SLIGO and SIS
lor 50c at E. r. LAYS.
m
Ieams wanted to haul ica Inoui,
Marshall Ice company.
special rates to new students Rain
u. Mcbride. SIS North Third stree
Teacher of piano.
Ten cents for a s5-cent nur. a,,,n,
mum sauce pan, Monday. Bendlag
Hardware company.
Lessons given in German, Frencl
spanish. or Italian. Marion McFar
land 4o6 North First street.
Monday we will sell Won sauce nan
at 10 cents each: Regular price =
Miss Della WINERY, principal of til
Rogers school, spent the day in Lis
comb. as the guest of Mrs. +. C. Mich
OILS.
we can offer YOU the best vacan
cottage in the city; also some good
modern homes, priced right. S. C
Bell.
Two Thousand pounds fine Santa
Cara, Cal, prunes, to &c for cent.
pound. Ideal grocery. Il r. Idso
manager.
The Religion of the goth Centur,
Man subject Of the pastors sermon
at the, Presbyterian church Sunda,
evening. Good music
Jan. 10 falls on SUNDAY. Our office
will be open until' 9 p. M, Jan. 9; also
Jan. II. No discounts allowed thereaf.
ter Mashalltown Light, Power and
Railway Company.
Is 1t worse for a minister to urge you
to attend church on Sunday than for a
merchant to urge you ito buy his
wares? Whatever you decide, come to
the Baptist church tomorrow.
Mr.. w. C. McCarten, of the Nc
Carten Plumbing company, went to
Des Moines this afternoon to attend
the annual convention Of the Master
Plumbers association Of Iowa
The 1892 pure aluminium ware will
not rust, crack, break, scorch or burn.
None genuine without the maltese
cross. Guaranteed for twenty-five
years. Bondage Hardware company.
What do you think would happen
to this city We're it to lose the spirit
and the ideals of the Man of Galilee?
Rev. James MCGEE will discuss this
matter at the Baptist church Sunday
night.
Mrs. William Pike, S11 West Nevada
street, was hostess Friday afternoon
to a very pleasant meeting. of the La
dies Aid society Of the Friends
church. The afternoon was spent in
the usual way.
Mrs. F. r. Benedict, Mrs Curtis and
Mrs. r. P. Johnson were hostesses at
the Benedict home, 907 West Main
street. Friday afternoon, to, the Chris
tan sbureh lad is. id society. About
ttirty-five were present Refreshments
and a social time were enjoyed at the
conclusion of the business session.
George M. Cohan's musical play.
.sThe Hbneymooners.'' which has
proved one of the most popular at
fractions during the past summer in
New York, where it was played for
four months, will be presented in this
fba ndoop top,orr0py night nv
a special cast, a large chorus and with
the entire original production. Prices
IS, so, 70 and 81.
According to notice received by Clerk
OF Court Frank NJ. Haradon. Edward
%. sWoodworth, formerly OF, near La
noble. who has been patient in the
state hospital for the insane at INDIE
pendence, has been paroled into the
care of his half brother, w. f. Fland-
ersi 3of Lamoille. Mr.. Woodwork is to
be brought home for treatment in a
local hospital. He was adjudged in
sane on Dec. 6, 1907.
The boly of Mrs. G. F. Auringer,
who died at Shell Rock, was brought
ia this city Friday, and later taken to
A,t4ton for interment. Accompanying
the body were George Mcintyre, of
shell Rock, and f. g. Auringer. Of
Nelirt5 Neb., sons of Mrs. Auringaf.
Rev. William Pence James conducted a
.hrief service at the grave. Old friends
Of the family in this city sent tokens
of remembrance in the shape of flow
ers.
one of the many pleasant reunions
held in this city during holiday season
was at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ.
Ash s01 West State street, when Mrs.
4 chs five sons came home tc, spend the
,holif7a,-s. The sons are Elmer Foster,
IL seattle. wash; Will, of Everson,
h. sl,.. Walter. of Kansas City, Kan;
clvde. Of Newell; and Fred, who re-
sides III. this city. This is the first time
in twenty-tf,ree years that the boys
have all been home at the same time.
Nh. and Mrs. w. A. Sandoe' and Mr..
and MRS. F. B. Garvin were hosts and
,sas+esses at the Sandoe home, SO6
North Center street, Friday evening, to
!. delightful meeting of the Souvenir
c,uh Dinner was served at 8: 50 o CLOCK
Tie hostesses being assisted by Mes
Ia e.. C. Norris, r. w. lcCreery,
= = stewart, Charles Click, and b. l.
parrr The evening was spert in play
'ng ave hundred. Guests present from
~ of town. were Miss Kate and MI
cbarles e. Darling, of Green valley
~ = 80. - Nfrs Fraze. of Los Angeles.