Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-09

at M. f. Andrews
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Ripe olives in glass jars or cans at
Reynolds & Shelden's.
Cantaloupes. raspberries. celery and
pineapples. Kendall & West. n
The biggest assortment OF pickles In
bulk. Seven different kinds at Culley's.
Pneapples, black raspberries, cur
rants, cucumbers, at Kendall & Vests.
Route Agent Probst, of the Adams
Express Company, was in the city this
morning.
California gem melons. Michigan
celery, fancy bananas and sweet or
anges at Culley's.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Whitaker, who as been In
Chicago for few days on business,
returned home this morning.
We have thrown out all our wash
| goods at special prices, come in and
look them over. M F. Andrews.
The United Brethren ladies will hold
an exchange at Sinclair's store Satur-
day afternoon. They will sell bread
| cake, pie and meat.
The Business Girls Bible Glass will
Friends church, instead of at the Con-
gregational church.
Mrs. Schiebel, living eight miles
north of the city, or one-half mile east
o( Prairieville, is very i'll of compli-.
cation OF stomach and bowel trouble.
Mrs. Walter Peters and little son
returned Thursday evening from Ell
dora, where they have been for short
visit at the home of Mrs. Peters faith
er, Mr.. Robert Schafer.
Master Joseph, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Morrissey. entertained a
dozen of his boy and girl playmates,
Thursday afternoon. Games and re-
Ifreshments were enjoyed
Rev. A. Funke. of Koruna, Sweden
will preach to the Swedish Mission
people at the home of Mr. g. Lund-
strum. 300 South First street, Sunday
evening, July II, at 8 o'clock
Miss Ethel Smith, of Toledo, a mezzo
soprano, who was formerly a member
OF the Chicago Ladies' Quartet, has
OCCA1 SCSu1SO u olIIS SlI DOLll SclVlCSs
at the Presbyterian church next Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. j. Morrissey and
children, Rachel, Joseph and Catherine
will go to Nevada Saturday morning
for a weeks visit at the John Collins
home. The families were former neigh
bors.
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One lady said: 1--WE had given vi
papering this year, we saw your ad ir
the T.-R. and thought we would come
in the look" She bought four rooms
Come to Simmons book store, we will
do the same for you.
Mrs. j. w. Malloy, living south of the
city, has as her guest her sister, Mrs
Mary Condor, of Oklahoma City The
sisters had not met for twenty FIVE
| years. and quite naturally they are en-.
joyins their visit very much.
, A team belonging to L. l.. Macka
man ran away on West Main stree
} Thursday afternoon, and altho extern.
J. sive damage was threatened for aitime
neither Mr.. Mackaman, or John Cor.
rick, who was with him. was injured.
MI. "A. VI. ENeTlSl, VI fdudHld, VINO
is spending his vacation in this city
with Mrs. Everist, left Thursday even
Il ing for Omaha, and from there will go
to Burr Oak, Kan, to visit his moth
er, Mrs. F. M. Everist. Mr.. Everist ex-
poets to return here Tuesday.
Engines SO and 2O3, which have been
j rebuilt in the general shops Of the
Iowa Central here, have just been COM
pleted and turned out for freight
service out of this city. The company
is just completing in it's car shops the
six cabooses it has built this spring
and summer.
Miss Lillian Pegg, bookkeeper In
the employ of the Times Republican
entered st. Thomas hospital this aft.
ernoon to be prepared for an opera.
ton for appendicitis, which will be
> performed Saturday morning. Miss
Peeg has been bothered with the trou.
BILE for about four years.
> The Harmony Aid Society me
r Thursday afternoon at Cottage Grow
park. Following the regular meeting
a picnic supper was enjoyed in homo
, of MRS. Ira L. Johnston, Of Livingston
Mont, Mrs. May Routh, of Lennon
S. D., and Mrs. Myrtle Smith, of Aus
tin, MINI. About thirty were pres
y ent
n Mrs. G. II. Ruth and sons, Byron an
d Marshall, left Thursday night for Lud
n dington, Mich, where they will renal
for five or six weeks. They will 6
4 from Luddington to Flint, Mich, t
, visit at the home of Mr. Ruth's broth
! er, Mr.. H. G. Ruth, and thence to De
= troit. from where they will take boa
: to Cleveland, and return about Sep
1, via Chicago.
Mr.. w. G. McCarten received tel
q egram from Memphis Tenn, Thursda
afternoon, which said that his brothe
Patrick H. McCarten was very sick {
a typhoid fever in a Memphis hospita
!, and that there was small chance fe
q his recovery. Mr.. McCarten is await
ing further word, and may decide
= go to Memphis. His brother lived |
: Dubuque before moving to Memphis.
:. Mrs. viii Estei, 3U5 rFark street, wa
hostess Thursday afternoon to the Elk
: celsior Aid Society Thirty-two wer
d present. Some of the ladies, discove,
: ing that the day was Mrs. Estal
0 birthday anniversary, excused them
). selves and presently surprised her b
: returning from town with a beautif,
# souvenir spoon, which they presente
a on behalf of the crowd. The hostes
e served light refreshments following tn