Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-17


bananas. Kendall & West.
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Plenty nice home grown Watermelons
and muskmerons at Whitney Bros
Mr. Lee Qugler. OF Boone, has enter
ed the employ of the Henry Pappe
store
Read the book and see the play,
''The House of Thousand Candles" on
sale at HulHs
Winter comes soon enough anyway,
why not prepare for 1T early and buy
your coal of Scott.
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Mr.. Archie Maulsby has gone to Mt
Vernon ito enter upon his second year
in Cornell College.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
hold an exchange tomorrow afternoon
at Peckham's store.
For Saturday, fresh celery. cram
berries, grapes, peaches, pears, toma-
toes, corn. Kendall g. West.
Ardee flour is sure to please. We
have plenty of old wheat product for
all customers. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Ladies', get your new fall skint made
this week while the prices are reduced.
Skirt Factory. over and 10 cent store.
A. HI. Harlan, who is living ait Water
loo. was in the city Wednesday en-
route ito Eldora, to attend the county
fair.
Want ads at 1 cent a word is a cheap
way to tell to dispose of your surplus
1t is household goods or live
stock
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ.
C. A. will hold an exchange at A. l..
Van Tines store 112 West Main, Sal
urday afternoon
Don't forget the auction sale of 24O
acres Of land tomorrow at the court
house at o'clock. See advertisement
elsewhere in this paper.
William Carson, who has been in
poor health for some time, went to Col
fax Tuesday for a stay Of two weeks,
in the hope of being benefited
Mrs. Cora Pegrem, of Muskogee,
Okla, and her mother, Mrs. George
Sampson, of Grinnell, were guests
Wednesday of Mrs. David Conger.
neutrality-suspicious. saleslady in
cloaks and suits. Give experience.
Highest salary to the right party. An
swer A. B. Gle, Ttmes-Republican.
We will have more of those choice
grapes Saturday, twenty pounds for
70 cents. Don't lose a chance of getting
some Of them. Bristol Grocery Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Roupe went to
Eldora Wednesday to attend the Hair
din county fair for a few days and
visit the formers brother, Mr.. John
Roupe. -
Mrs. Murray just returned from Chi
cago where she made purchases of all
the late things in the millinery lines.
ATTEND her opening on Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Fred Wheeler, Of Oskaloosa,
spent Thursday night in the city with
Mrs. Herman Colt. Mrs. Wheeler
stopped here on her way to Whttewa-
| ter, Wis.
L. H. Blake and wife, of the SOL
diers' home, were in Tama Wednes-
day attending the "Hoosier' picnic and
visiting with Mrs. Blake's cousins.
Mayor Hixson and wife.
Mrs. w. G. calhoun, Of Kansas City,
who has been here since the funeral of
houn, left for her home Thursday. Mr..
Albert Calhoun returned to his home
in Chicago last night.
Ladies, IL you are hard to fit or can
not find the style you want for your
fall suit, jacket or skirt, come and tell
us about it. We can give you the very
latest in everything. Skirt Factory,
over 5 and 10 cent store.
Mrs. c. III. Brown, of State Center,
who underwent an operation for gall
stones at st. Thomas hospital, was dis
charged Thursday afternoon and re-
turned to her home in the evening
Mrs. Brown made a very rapid re-
covery.
Mr.. Charles Hurd left for GAINESVILLE
Thursday, after visiting for two
where he will visit with his brothers
especially on the account of the serious
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Mrs. ]. B. Simmons, 306 North Third
street, was hostess at a delightful sew
party Thursday afternoon, to thirty O
her lady friends. She was assisted ii
serving 5 o'clock tea. by Mrs. D.. S
Manney and Miss Alice Manney, Mrs
A. G. johnson, Mrs. Roy r. Bradbury
and Miss Ruth BATHS.
Miss Bertha Funke, of State Cen
ter, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harr.
H. Wolken, at LeGrand. She will g,
to Paullina, with Mr.. and Mrs. Wolkel
and daughter Martha. Mr. and Mrs
Wolken intend to remain at Paullin,
for a few weeks with Mr.. Wolken'
brother.
"A new line Of very attractive ant
up-to-date pattern hats just arrived
from Chicago at the Enola 3. Frien,
millinery store. Call in Saturday an4
see them. Music by the Tel-Electri
piano player, demonstrated by Mr.. A
E. Ward, both afternoon and evening
Enola B. Friend. ladies' halter, 80 Eas
Main.
Why pay regular retail prices 70
fruit when you can go to Hood at Q
South Center street, and buy it in tn
quantities that you want at wholesal
prices. You don't even need to go, 70,
can call him up on the phone, lat, an,
tell him what you want. He now ha
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