Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-23
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The City In Brief

The City In Brief n
Eyese treated. Phone AIS.
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Eastman kodaks at Newton's.
Glasses fitted. 124 East Main.
Special singing at Elite tonight.
Plenty old papers, cents bundle,
at T.-R. Office.
Mr.. P. A. Hawley was in Grinnell to-
day on business.
Peaches by the basket and crate at
Kendall & Vests.
Latest method for testing eyes. Me-
well Optical Parlors.
100 ladies' tailored suits just re-
ceived. Benedict 6 Brintnall.
Fresh celery, new tomatoes and
cantaloupes. Kendall & West.
Geet Buchanan-Bo ughton to install a
gas water heater In your home.
You'll find what you want for the
house at Coram's auction SATURDAY..
Before buying see the premium fruit
jars at Peckhams Grocery Company
Mr. and Mrs ". n. Dickerson, at
st. Anthony, spent Thursday in the
city.
200 samples half length lace curtains
Saturday. Is and rs cents. Benedict
& Brintnall.
Mr.. j. B. Bates arrived home Thurs
day evening from a few days stay in
Minneapolis ON business.
-Boughton Company will
deliver you an electric iron free of
cost on trial. Phone 142.
A good line of bacon, cottage hams
and regular hams, such as Britain
and swift's. Kendall & west.
Want, for sale and rent ads must be
received at the T.-R. office by O'Clock
to insure insertion. Phone f30
Henry welp, Of Haverhill, returned
this morning from a ten days lane
prospecting trip in South Dakota.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold an exchange
tomorrow afternoon at Myers grocery
| The Philathea Sunday school class o.
the Methodist church will hold an eX.
! change tomorrow afternoon at Hull.
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Steven, Nortl
Fifth street, arrived home this morn
ing from a months visit at LAX,
Okoboj.
A box of DernelPs goldencrisp pota.
to chips will add zest to your picnic
dinner. Only 10 cents box. Reynold:
& Sheldon.
| Miss Helen Culley went to Boon
Thursday evening, and from there, il
company with friends, will go to LAX,
Okobji for a two weeks stay.
Miss Edna Harrison of Waterloo, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening
and will remain for two weeks visi
as the guest of Miss Grace Swingley
Mr.. Walter Nelson, of Chicago, wht
has been in the city for few days
visit at the home Of his sister, Mrs
NJ. u. Chesire, will return to Chicago
Saturday afternoon
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| A pleasant meeting of the Concerdis
Nahebund was enjoyed Thursday aft
ernoon at the hume OF Mrs F, S. Wild
was spent as usual, and the hostess
served lunch.
II Mr.. Walter Canaday, VINO has beel
in southern Colorado for short time
where he went to register for loca
business men In the opening of a par
Of the Ute indian observation, returne,
home Thursday.
/ Mrs. H. u Allard and daughter
went to Clinton Thursday afternoon
where they will remain for FEY
weeks visit with Mrs. Allard's mother
Mrs. James Tallett, and sisters, Mes
danes A D. Ankeny and F. s. Rob
erts.
Mr.. August R vogel, who has bee
in the city on business, and visiting hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August voge
for few days, left for his home
Ottumwa Thursday evening. Mr.. vog,
and his wife will leave soon on an es
tensive western visit, which will II
clude Pacific ocean voyage. The
expect to be gone about two months.
Mesdames w. G. Kane, Minta Col
Inns, w. L. Peckham and =. w. ia
were hostesses Thursday afternoon &
the Kane home, 201 South Fourt
street, to the Ladies' Auxiliary Of til
Railroad Y. NJ. G. A., Of which thel
latter part of the afternoon was er
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refreshments.
Mr.. J. Morrissey returned home til
morning from Milwaukee, where f
several days he has been In attendan
at the annual meeting Of the gener
agents association Of the Northwestel
Mutual Life Insurance Company. r
meeting was one Of the largest n
most successful ever held by t
agents. in connection with the bus
ness sessions two social entertainment
were provided, the Gridiron banquet,
Tuesday evening. at Hotel Pfister, q
the concert at the Dewtscher CT,
Wednesday evening, both being br
liant affairs.
Miss Eva Clarke. q native Indian mi
stmary, addressed small audien
Thursday night at the Congregation
church. telling Of her native land, t
customs of the people. and what
christian religion was doing for t
natives. Altho horn in India, nj
Clarke Ia not buddhist. She "
born IN the English section. and
christian. and has devoted her life
her people. Because she realizes til
something must be done for b
struggling sisters, In a country whe