Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-02

TWO weeks, departed for Winnipeg
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur McLain, of
Cawker City, Kan. arrived in the city
Wednesday for a few days visit at the
home of the formers cousin, Mrs.
George Pitcher, and with other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, E A. Lockwood, Of
Weldon. who have been visiting with
Key. and Mrs. C. II. Morris for few
days, Went to Des Moines Tuesday to
visit the state fair before going to their
home.
The c. W. B. NJ. Auxiliary of the
Central Church of Christ will hold its
annual meeting and election of Off
GERS Friday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. c. A. Durham, 119 South Ninth
street
The wimodausis Aid Society was en-
tertained at Its usual business and
social meeting Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Fred Robertson, 213 North Sec
ond avenue The hostess served light
refreshments.
Mrs E. B. Adams and little daugh-
ter Mary, came UP from Warren coun-
ty Wednesday afternoon for a visit
with her father, Thomas Chance. of
Liberty township, and other relatives
in the county and city
1t looks as tho 1 would have kindling
enough for everybody 81 telephone me
If you want it. 1 have sold nearly all
of the old sash but I have several
good four panel doors left and some in
side blinds n W Norris IT.
We sell number of the best grades
of coal but we prefer Kentucky lump.
1t is a matter of choice We can salts
fy your wants in any grade of coal but
you must order now to get the sum-
mer price. South Side Coal Company.
Miss Marjorie Miller. AZ West Boone
street, entertained a company Of forty
four young people Wednesday evening,
I complimentary to her guest, Miss Flor
ence Ferrin, of Chicago. A delightful
social evening and light refreshments,
we're enjoyed.
Solvey coke Is the best fuel to burn
/ in furnaces. It ts manufactured from
the best grade of coal. It is perfectly
clean leaves but little ashes, no gas or
fumes, does not clinker and gives the
most heat. It costs more but is the
+ cheapest in the long run The Con-
sumers Fuel Company is sole agent for
Marshalltown.
Mrs. ]. j. Westbrook and daughter,
Miss June, OF Chicago, who have been
guests at the C. J. Scheeler home and
with other Marshalltown friends for
two or three days, went to Grinnell
Tuesday evening for a more extend ed
visit. Miss Westbrook is a teacher In
the Chicago schools.
Mr. E. ". Bunce, 1os South Twelfth
street, has recently returned from
North Olmsted, Ohio, where he wen,
to attend the celebration of the sixty
fifth anniversary Of the wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Stems. parents
!. of his first wife. John D. Rockefeller
was one of the guests at the anniver-
sary celebration, and Mr.. Bunce had
. the pleasure Of meeting and shaking
hands with the multi-miliionaire Mr.
Rockefellers gift TO the aged coupls
was thernos bottle.
1.-The Blue Mouse" is a really charm.
ing dancer who "Salomes" at New
!, York variety theater. Yet there is m
attemptto make the audience step int,
! her life, as it were, or swallow dis
agreeable pills of sugses4ivsness Lik.
> THE Blue Mouse" altho she nifJbla
at Goals without being burnt, the pla,
, is clean and at no time is the audienc.
! asked to solve a problem or even thinI
seriously. It Is the purpose Of N
author to create laughter and he i
said to have succeeded in way tina
is sure to make his latest play the mos
" phenomenal farce America has eve
seen. At the Odeon tomorrow nigh,
Prices so, Is 81, and $3.50.
a The regular business and socia
e meeting Of the Christian Endeavor So
8 ciety of the Central Church Of Chris
e was enjoyed Tuesday evening at tn
e F. L. Laubach home, sos North Thir
9 street, with about thirty-fiye presen
e During the business session, 1t wa
decided to collect carload OF paper I
sell, and a new contest was starte
to see who can collect the most 4
# a contest just concluded, for attend
e ance and getting new members, TN
lie side lead by Miss Myra Flanagan wa
lie defeated. and will entertain the sid
II under the leadership OF Miss Jess.
}; Mcmahon, at a hard times party an
n, banquet at the church, next Saturda
IF evening. Light refreshments wer
served during the socsSi avlF.