Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-06

Aliens.
DR.. Cora Williams, physician, over
Fidelity Bank. Phone s.
Farmers-We pay 25 cents for eggs,
80 cents for butter. Come in and see
U.S. Parlor Grocery. 1876 West Main.
Ben Hur dance at Red Mems hall
Thursday evening. Admission 10 cents,
evening tickets so cents. Fergusons
orchestra.
Always welcome. "Roney's Boys" at
the Presbyterian church, Saturday
night Tickets SO cents at Simmons
Book Store.
The regular study and social meet
ing of the Baptist Hill Bible Glass was
held Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. N. f. Miller
Fine on pancakes. We have just re-
ceived direct from the camps fine
lot of maple syrup, in quarts, half
gallon and gallon cans. A. e. Myers.
At Mcbride & Will Drug Co.'S store
this week Miss Perkins will demon
strate the uses of Chinamel for finish
ing floors and furniture. Be sure to call
during the week 1t is of great inter
est to every housekeeper.
Carl Holsclaw, living three miles
east of the city, who is employed as
molder by the Lennox Furnace Com
pany. was burned about the instep at 4
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, when mott
en- metal was spilled into his shoe.
Mrs. G. e. Arney and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Miller, of near Liscomb, who
have been visiting with Mrs. Nancy c..
Miller, the mother Of Mrs. Arney and
Mr.. Miller, in Wilsey, Kan, for two
weeks, returned home Tuesday night.
Mrs. Dell McCord and sister, Mrs.
A. L. Price, of Oklahoma City, Okla,
also the latters daughter Geraldine,
went to Montour this morning to visit
for few days with Mrs. Jacob Wag-
ner, cousin Of Mrs. McCord and Mrs.
Price.
Mrs. A. NJ Rhoades, e14 East State
street. was hostnss Tuesday afternoon
to the Royal Neighbor Aid Society.
II ollowlng lae business session the
ladies occupied themselves with their
work. and light refreshments were
served.
To close out my stock by Nov 1, ]
will sell at reduced prices as follows:
All flowers one-half price and less; one
fourth off on all patterns and dres,
hats; one lot at $3.50, another at $3.50;
all caps go at 25 cents. Great bargains
in ribbons. Miss Emma Off,
A pre-nuptial china shower. with the
members of st. Margaret's Mission a:
guests, was given by Miss Margare
Armstrong, Ill North First avenue
Tuesday evening, plimentary tt
Miss Matena Nelson. A social evening
, was enjoyed, and the hostess served {
dainty lunch.
The regular monthly supper Of tn,
Ladies' Guild of st. Paul's church wa
> served at the F. B. Garvin home. 30
East State street, Tuesday evening. b.
) a committee composed OF Mrs. Garvi,
, and Mesdames A. G. Click, Marsden, S
l P. Knisely, w. H. Jones and F. Fl
!, Boucher. About seventy-flv patron
t ICED the affair. 2
Thornton Hayes, 104 South Twelfth
Q tstreet, who was stricken with paralvsi
Y Monday night, remains in the same n
e been since he was stricken. There ar
$ no indications Of an improvement. Hi
Il daughter. Miss Estella Hayes, of Wa
terloo, arrived in the city Tuesda,
n night, and another daughter, Mrs. Ger
$ trude Long, Of Hartford City. Ind, i
e expected this evening"
The Beethoven Club held its initia
!. meeting Tuesday afternoon, with Mr..
George McNeely as hostess. Fac
member was privileged to take CUES
and about thirty-five were presen
: Following a very brief business meet
: ling, during which the resignation @
o Mrs. Robert G. Valentine as presiden
= was read, and Mrs. F. G. Stewart elect
> ed in her place, an informal program
S of vocal and instrument music was en-
# enjoyed. Light refreshments wer
: served at the close Of very delightfl
afternoon. r
e The first anniversary of the mar
e riage Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Bartholo
: new was celebrated Monday by
n company of friends and relatives q
III the Bartholomew home. 5 East Sout
T. street. The affair was also a doubl
s. family reunion of the bikes and Bar
: tholomews Rev. j. o. Beard, who per
8, formed the wedding year ago, wa
present With his family, as were ais
,e Miss Rose Wepel,. the bridesmaid, an
,e Mr.. Oscar Bonham, the best man. A
10 1870, the hour when the wedding of
40 year ago was celebrated, was the sig
l. nal for the beginning Of SUMPTION
:. diner. Mrs. Bartholomew was formel
,r Mrs. Kelley, of Webster City. wher
Al she has many friends. Her husband
l. car worker in the employ Of tn
1T Iowa Central
A Fierce Attack
l. Of malaria, liver arrangement and kid
lie ney trouble, is easily cured by Electri
to Bitters. the guaranteed remedy. so
lie Mcbride & VIII Drug Co.
8, MAY ABANDON POOL.
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