Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-15


ed suits for stout women u. r. Lay.
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Skegg says he can do all kinds CT
wall papering right away. Call and see
him.
Allen carries q fine line of ladies' and
gentlemen's umbrellas with detachable
handles.
Buy your new fall millinery from the
immense showing we are making this
opening week. Il. r. Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs S. w. Rubee who have
been visiting in Geneva for few days,
returned home Tuesday evening
The Excelsior Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Ellen Kinney, 205 South
First street, Thursday afternoon.
The Concordia Nahebund will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Henriet-
ia Bowman, 113 North Second avenue.
The Harmony Aid Society will meet
with Miss Clara Morris, 800 North
Fourth street. Thursday evening at
1880. ~
Mrs. Clyde Huntington, of Loveland,
Cal, arrived in the city Tuesday even
ing for "a weeks visit with Miss Mil
bred Horton.
Wanted-Several rooms for light
housekeeping, furnished or unfurnish-
| ed. Second ward location. Address l..
| N, care T.-R.
Miss Mary Laughlin, who has heen
visiting in Pittsburg, Cleveland and
Clinton for two months, returned home
Tuesday evening.
There is nothing like good bread to
help out a short NEAL Get loaf of
green label lbuttermilk bread, made by
Robertson & Strub.
Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, who has been
visiting the past ten days with her son.
Mr.. George j. Allen, and family. re-
turned to her home at Clinton today.
Wanted-Every lady in Marshall
town and vicinity to call and see the
millinery at Miss Middlekau ff's Thurs
day.
Miss Maggie Murphy left for Seat
tie Tuesday evening, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. T. c. Hoxie, for
about a month, and attend the EXPOSE
ton.
Culley has bacon, ham to fry, boz
logna, summer sausage, wennies, boiled
ham and fresh pork in his meat de-
partnent. The finest meat slicer in the
lefty.
The Fraser Stock Company will
present the four act rural comedy
drama "Foll1s Down East" tonight at
the new Odeon. Prices 10, 20 and so
cents.
Millinery from New York, millinery
from Chicago. millinery made in our
own department, all up to date styles
now on sale in our remodeled millinery
department. E. R. Lay.
Mrs. d. j. Bullock and daughter
Dorothy, of Ames who have been visit
ing with Mr.. Bullock's mother. Mrs j
G. Bullock, for a few days, returned to
their home Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the z. M
G. A. will meet at the home of Mrs.
Henry e. Wilson, 10 West Lincoln
: street, at 2 o'clock Thursday. Plans
for the season will be discussed.
skegg has large and conplete-line
OF anvil paper and has plenty OF mes
to hang it and they are men who know
how. If you will look thru the line you
will find just what you are looking
J, for
, W. B. Christie, director of boys
work Of the Railroad Y. M. G. A., i.
home from a two weeks attendance a.
the summer school for workers of the
! Y. M. c. A. at Lake George, N. Y, ant
a subsequent visit at his home in Tren.
3 ton, N. j.
Mr.. L. G. Abbott went to Des Nome!
Tuesday evening to attend meeting
of the executive committee of the low;
Retail Hardware Dealers Association
which was held today to choose {
meeting place for the annual conven.
tion next year.
Right now is good time to have
your paper hanging done We have
plenty of men and goods ones too whom
we can send and do your work RICH
away. Don't wait until everyone wants
\ their work done, but have 1t done now
, when we can take plenty OF time
Skegg.
DR.. E. Speers Gillette, BOG East Mair
street, entertained a dozen lady friend.
at bridge, Tuesday afternoon, compli.
mentary to Mrs. Louella French, O.
! Rochester, N. Y: Mrs. Will Utz, o.
Chicago, and Mrs. w. r. Statler, o
; Des .Moines. A dainty lunch was en-.
joyed, following cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mcmillan, ID
Pasadena, Cal, who have been VISITING
|, for several weeks at the home of Mrs
McAIillan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
! Emanuel Lepley, in Clifford spent Mon.
| day night In the city, while on theil
. way west. While here they were guests
t at the home of Mr.. j. N. Rowan.
!. Culley's whole stock of Economy
! fruit jars, while they last, at the. fol.
lowing prices, per dozen: pints. 81
cents: quarts, 81; half gallon, $1.25
L This is the best Jar made and at these
prices you can not afford to buy any
! other kind. A few two quart Schran
fruit jars at 80 cents dozen. FRS
q corners get the bargains.
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r Chaplain Jesse Cole. of the soldiers
J. home, left for Carmen, Okla, Tuesday
f evening tn get hts sen, Harris "hc /!
!, sick, and bring him to Des Moines 70
{; treatment. The younger mr.. Cole /
0 Suffering from an affection of tlp
(; brain, but it is thought that his con
It dition is not SO bad but that he vii
J, improve under proper treatment an.
: care. Mr.. Cole Is a telegraph operator
: During the most Of the past year h
J. was night operator for the Iowa Cen
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