Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-06


at 16 cents yard. M. F. Andrews.
Mrs. William Barr went to Harlan
Thursday for a few days stay with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Ely.
F. R. Benedict, wife and two daugh-
tiers and Miss Kate Price arrived home
thsi afternoon from their western trip.
Don't forget the boys refreshnent
stand at the chautauqua grounds. The
money secured will go toward the Bap-
tist church building fund.
L..w. Fox, Of Union, accompanied to
the city Thursday two carloads of hogs
which were sold on the local market.
The consignment Of 40 head averaged
23O pounds.
Mrs r. L. Meeker and children,
Marcia and Mahlon, went to Mon
mouth, Ill, Thursday for visit with
Mrs. Meekers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J.. w. Sipher.
IL you< have trouble with flour made
from new wheat, give us an order for
a sack of our Ardee Flour, and you will
find 1t the best you ever used. Rey-
nolds & Sheldon.
Mrs c. H. Baldwin, Of Lost Nation
who has been with her sister, Mrs. c.
E. Minehart. the past five weeks, left
Thursday for "a short visit at Tama
and Cedar Rapids before returning
home.
! Mrs. Emma Boardman and daughter,
Miss Anna, arrived home from wauke-
sfla, Wis, where they have been for the
past FIVE weeks, visiting their daugh
ter and sister, Mrs. w. A Ganfield,
+ and family.
s There is a constant increasing de-
s mand for houses to rent and for fur
nished rooms. II you have anything to
rent tell the hundreds that are looking
for them in the columns Of the T.-R. 1t
costs but a cent q word per insertion.
b Rev. and Mrs. j. Auracher, who have
been visiting for two weeks at Shen-
andoah and Harlan, reached home
"Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Auracher visited the formers brother,
y. Auracher, at Shenandoah, and with
Mrs. Auracher's parents at Harlan.
The oppice Fruit Company has re-
ceived another car load Of those fine
Arkansas liberia peaches. They come
four and six baskets in a crate. This
Is the last car of Arkansas peaches
they will receive. If you want any OIL
these fine peaches, you must buy them
now.
Here Is something worth while
guessing for. Free to the lady guessing
the nearest number of plumes sold
during OUT sale here, a beautiful 21-
inch $40 ostrich plume Can be seen in
%. G. Wilburs window Coupons can
he obtained at our display rooms, 108
West Main street. South African I'M
porting Company.
Miss Mabel Drum, 1Os North First
street, was hostess to dozen young
lady friends Thursday evening at
pre;nuptial handkerchief shower for
Miss Pauline Grumme. "A delightful
social evening was enjoyed, and the
hostess. served dainty two-course
lunch.
q Mr.: and Mrs. o. j. King, of Gearing,
were dn the city Thursday afternoon,
being on their way home from Grinnell.
iidr. and Mrs. King have decided to
send their son, John, to Iowa College,
and the young man will enter with the
new school year in September. Mr.. and
MRS. King will not move to Grfnnell,
however, as they had expected to do,
as they are unable to find a home that
suits them, so scarce are good homes
on the Grinnell market at present.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. T. I. WATSON and
maughter Margaret arrived home
Thursday night from their western
OF ohc a{~ doA~
June. Mrs. Wasson's sister, Mrs. H. v.
lSpeers, who accompanied the party, is
still in Los Angeles, the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Marcena Stone. The Was
sons and Mrs. Speers were present at
the Baptist Northern convention at
Portland, visited the exposition at
Seattle, and for several weeks have
been In southern California, the guests
iof Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Wilbur and 9TH
OF friends at Los Angeles and Pasa-
6ena.
Miss Grace Martin, daughter of Will
liam b. Martin, United States consul
general at Hankow, China, arrived in
the city this morning from San Fran
cisco. and 10 a guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles n. Hull. Mr..
Martin, who accompanied his daughter
to this country. and who arrived at
Frisco few days ago, had expected
20 be with his daughter here, but from
'Frisco was called to Portland on bus
iness, and will 90 from there to Dun
Kirk, N. T., the former home Of the
Martins. Miss Martin will join her
father at Dunkirk upon the completion
OF her visit here. Mr.. Martin has been
In the consular service eleven years.
nine OF which have been spent at
Hapkows It, was. ct 4Ian]ow that N6r.
Wifiard 1Iun; Of this city, now consul.
general at Hanaow. met the Martins,
Mr.. Hull having been vice consul at
years. following consulate student days
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