Evening times-Republican., 1909-07-14

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Buy your oils and gasoline of Ken
dali & West.
Plenty old papers, 5 cents bundle,
at T.-R. Office.
]. B. Holcomb, of Gearing was in the
city today on business.
The to-date dry goods house. Our
sale closes Saturday SO supply yourself
with calicoes at cents yard Nettie
lngledue C Co., the up-to-date dry
goods house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Newcomer and Mr..
Jay Newcomer came down from Eldora
Tuesday evening in their touring car
and were guests a few hours of Miss
Florence Harris
Three more days to buy muslins,
sheetings, toweling, table linen, ging-
hams, ETC., at 20 per cent discount.
Nettie dngledue & Co., the up-to-date
dry goods house.
The Court of Honor Circle will hold
Its annual picnic at Riverview park
Friday afternoon. Hacks will be at the
court house at o'clock for ladies and
at $3.50 for the men.
We have all kinds of fruit canning
supplies, such as Mason jars, caps,
{ rubbers, sealing wax, paraffine wax,
also Economy jars and caps. Prices
very reasonable. Kendall & West,
Rev. and Mrs o. ID. Ellett went to
Grinnell this morning to attend the
district w. G. 7. U. Mr. Elicit spoke
before the convention Tuesday after
. noon and will speak again this even
ing.
The regular meeting Of the Baptist
Hill Bible Glass was held Tuesday af.-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Williaun
Jennings, sos West Boone street. TAIe
usual study session was followed bM
social hour.
Miss Wanda Wood and Miss Jllla
Smith are at Lake Geneva, Wis, the
. site Of the summer institute and train
ing school of the Y NJ C. A., for a
short stay during their vacation. They
will also visit in the east befope re-
turning.
(. John A. Goodell, formerly of tfgis city,
/, acting state secretary of the Y. M. c.
A., left Des Moines Tuesday rlight for
).
. Goodell, who is visiting there with her
: parents. Mr.. Goodell will be absent for
about month.
Mr.. T. T. Shorthill left this morning
for Madison, Wis, and will remain for
a visit of several weeks with his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Mann. He will
also visit at the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lisle w. Brown, at Milwau-
kee, before returning home.
The up-to-date dry goods> house.
Don't forget that Ingled.ue's big clear
ance sale closes Saturday night, so
take advantage of the big discounts we
offer in every department.. Nettie Ingle-
due & Co, the up-to-date dry goods
house.
Chief Of Police w. q. Nicholson went
: to Des Moines this morning to attend
Y meeting Of chiefs Of police Of the
cities OF Iowa, who meet there today
for the purpose of organizing a state
association Of the heads of city police
y departments. Officer Will Lage ac-
companied him.
Mr. D. M. Harmon, of Kansas, and
Fl. NJ. Harmon, OF Waterloo, have been
visiting for a week. in Albion with their
brother, G. H. Harmon, whom the
Kansas brother had not seen for TWEEN.
ty-five years. The brothers have gone
to Nevada to visit an uncle who is 81
years old.
George j. Allen received telegram
this forenoon telling him Of change
for the worse in the condition Of hi.
brother, Thomas ] Allen, of Clinton
Mr. ~ int oFt
noon, and his stay will be indefinite
Mr.. Thomas Allen has been ill for sew.
eral weeks. suffering with heart disease
and dropsy.
Mrs. r. c. Morrissey, of Aurora, Ill
arrived In the city Tuesday evening
and will remain for two weeks visi
at the home of her uncle, Mr. w. II
Stipp. Mr.. Stipp's half brother, Mr.
Frank Fay, and his daughter. Mis-
Ada, Of Lincoln, Neb, arrived in tn
city today, and will remain over Sun
day 1t the Stipp home.
Mr.. George Tuffree of Chicago. VIII
has been In the city for short visi
with his father, Mr.. q. A. Tuffree an.
family, lett this morning for Kansa
City, and from there will leave on al
extended trip thru Missouri, Oklaholns
Kansas. and Nebraska, in the interes.
Of his firm, the Rudolph Wurlitze
Company, wholesale musical instru
ments. Mr.. Tuffree will be gone unri
the middle Of october.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nicholson, VIII
live two miles west of Green Mountain
will entertain at dinner Thursday af
ternoon a company of neighbors an
friends, and few relatives from thi
city. Those who will be present fror
this city are Mrs. E. F. Powell, Mr..
Nicholson's mother; Mrs. e. A. Tuffret
Mrs. Nicholson's sister, and her liotl
daughter; Miss Ella Powell aunt G
Mrs. Nicholson; and Mrs. c. NJ. Morton
REV. and Mrs. o. Qualen entertaine
atstheir home, l12 South Tenth street
Tuesday evening. the primary an
Junior departments of the Norwegia
Lutheran Sunday school. During tn
evening the host and hostess of tn
young people were surprised by tn
members OF the ladies' aid Of tn
church, who appeared at the Qualel
home. M6ny nice remembrances 70
Mrs. Qualen, and purse for the pas
&or,and his wife, were left by the visi
tors. Refreshments that the ladie
brought with them were served.
Mrs. John Fisher, Of Clemons, wh
was brought to st. Thomas hospita
In <1,fa Nify .lo1ye o~o c,,Aros