Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-22
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The City In Brief

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Chamberlain, optometrist.
DR., Billiard. osteopath, Is West Main.
Five per cent farm loans. VIM. Battin.
Biggest assortment of smoked and
salt fish in the city at Culley's.
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Robert Mcclure wants to call your
attention that his phone number is
s51.
If you like good brick cheese, ask
your grocer for Buttercup brick cheese.
Best cheese on earth.
The bible class of district No. - will
meet at $3.50 Thursday morning with
Mrs. c. H. Baxter, I'll West Church
street.
We use not the cheapest but the best
oak sole leather we can buy. Van, the
shoe repair man, No. IL North First
street.
Fred Wyatt. of Dickey, N. D., who is
seriously sick at ST. Thomas hospital
OF hardening of the arteries is slightly
improved today.
When You get ready to have that
SKIRT Or suit made we will be glad to
figure with you. Skirt factory over
Ten Cent Store.
Buy your material any place you
please, but let us make it into tailored
suit or skirt for you. Beesen & Lam
bert. ladies' tailors.
The members of the Baptist Hill BIZ
BILE Glass enjoyed a pleasant meeting
tuesday afternoon with Mrs. L. Picard,
SOS West Boone street.
A silver medal declamatory contest
is to be held in the Green Mountain
church, Thursday evening, under the
auspices of the w. c. L. U.
Captain Meyer and wife and Mrs.
A. N. Hardness. of the Salvation
Army, went to Tama this morning for
stay of two or three days.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ.
G. A. invite you to party at the home
of Mrs. Kane, 201 South Fourth street,
Friday afternoon. Ten cents.
Mr.. Claude c. Pigman, captain of
the central fire station, who has been
visiting in Akron, Colo, for a short
time, returned home Tuesday night.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the State
street United Evangelical church will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. e.
S. Thompson, All East Church street
Thomas E. Moran, 1905 Summit
street. who is sick of typhoid malarlal
fever is some better today. The patient
is doing aus well as could be expected.
DR.. ]. j. Fitzpatrick who has been
quite sick Of gastritis, was very much
Improved today. He rested better last
night than at any time since he was
taken ill.
| Evangelistic meetings are being held
at the Presbyterian church each even
ing during the week, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. James Rayburn. His sub
Ject tonight will be 'Three Liars and
What They Said"
Mr.. Fred Wing, of Minneapolis, who
has recently acquired an interest IL
the Clifford gravel pits, thru the leasing
of that property by the Clifford Sant
Company. spent Tuesday night in thu
city on business.
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'The Blind Organist" will be the at
traction at the New Odeon Friday ev-
ening, Sept. "a. It is pastoral drama
In five acts, interspersed with bright
comedy and plenty of good music
Prices is, %, 80 and so cents.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. John Patterson, of Ell.
| dora, arrived in the city Tuesday te
remain indefinitely while Mrs. Pat.
terson is taking treatment for rheu.
natism. Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson are
living at the Whitehead home, 2Os
South Third street.
4 You are cordially invited ito attend q
pure food demonstration at Culley's or
Saturday. "A representative of III. j
Heinz Co., will be present and explain
why the "fifty-seven varieties" NEE
every requirement of the pure foo6
laws.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Simmons, SOC
North Third street, were host and
hostess to thirty of their friends Tues
day evening, at a $3.50 o'clock dinner
Five hundred furnished amusement fol
the hours following the dinner. A very
delightful evening was enjoyed.
| The kensfngton given by the Ladies
lGuild Of st. Paups church at the HON,
Of Mrs. D. w. Marston, Tuesday at
ternoon, was well attended. Durin;
the afternoon, Rev. w. P. James CAV,
an instructive talk on the 'interestin.
curios from South Africa, which wer
on display. Light refreshments Wer
served.
II ]. B. Gaunt, of Clemens, brought t.
this city this morning a monstrous SUI
flower stalk, which grew in his yard
The stalk, which is of THE dimension
of a young tree, measured twelve feet
ten inches in height and sixteen an
one-half inches in circumference at tn
base. The flower, which was very nue.
cup shaped, became soaked with rail-
water and rotted and dropped off.
MIR. Delos A. Wilbur and Will q
Long departed this morning 70
a trip of about six weeks in tn
west. They will stop at Omaha, an
at Denver In Salt Lake City Mr.. Will
bur will visit with his sister, Mrs
George Marsh for short time, and a
Los Angeles he will be with his mother
Mrs. A. j.. Wilbur. The young me-
will also visit in San Francisco, Port
land and Seattle. They expect to b
home about Nov. 1.
Mrs. d. w. Norris, of Grinnell, ha
moved to Marshantown to make 1t he
home. for the time being, where he
dauphter Mrs T C Nartwrisrh an