Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-20

Attend the millinery opening at ia
West Main street, on Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday. Misses Gerlach.
The Baptist Hill Bible Glass will
meet with Mrs. L. Picard, sos West
Boone street, Tuesday afternoon at
$3.50.
We use not the cheapest but the best
oak sole leather we can buy. Van, the
shoe repair man, No. II North First
street.
Mrs. Minnie q. Allen who has been
spending a few days with Mrs. w. D.
Dunn at her country home near Whit
ten, returned home Saturday evening.
Mr.. A. NJ. Rennie, OF Albert Lea, a
we'll known Iowa Central conductor,
who runs on the night passenger
trains. spent Saturday in this city on
business.
Mrs. I. F. Rathbone, of Lincoln, Neb
spent Friday in the city with her niece
Mrs. III. P. Bigelow. Mrs. Rathbone
stopped here on her way to Eldora to
visit relatives.
Do you need field fence? The cleo
trio welded fence is acknowledged as
the neatest, stiffest, strongest fence or
the market. Write Tor prices, or see
| C. r. Schmidt
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid societ,
will be ent~rtained by Mesdames L. S
| Peckham, Ida Williams and Susie
White, at che home of the latter, mex
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Marion Smith left for Mime
apolis this morning to enter Graham
hall, where she goes especially to study
music, Miss Ina Goodale of this city
is teacher in the school.
Mr. William Meeker and grand
daughter, Miss Maud Meeler, of Deca
tur City, arrived in the city Sunday tt
visit for few days at the home of hi!
nephew. Mrs. F. L. Meeker, and family
Suit has been filed for the octobe,
term of the district court by Kathrina
Snow and their unknown heirs ant
creditors, to establish title to real es.
tate.
Received today, another car of fine
large, free stone peaches. This weel
will about wind up the Michigan
peaches. Get your order in early. E. E
Hood Phone lat. Don't forget tn,
number.
Mrs. Edward Peters, wife of the SUI
perintendent in charge of the construc
ton of the Masonic block, underwear
"a minor operation at st. Thomas hospi
tai Saturday. She is recovery salts
factorily.
Misses Ethie Swick, Marquerit
Beckwith, Lois Mccoy and Jessie Tea
ger, of this city, and Miss Pearl For
tune, Of Des Moines, visited Sunda
in Green Mountain with Miss Teager'
sister, Mrs. Fred Moser.
Mr.. and Mrs. George sieg went I
Des Moines Friday night to visit fe
two weeks with their son, Mr.. Stan
ley Sieg and wife. Miss Ruth Sieg wer
to Des Moines Saturday to begin he
sophomore year in Drake University
AT this time Of the year many farm
ers are making their arrangements t
move to town. Have you a house tina
you want to sell or rent? If so, tell
per cent Of the people who live i
Marshall county about it thru the col
L umns Of the T-R.
A fair -sized crowd enjoyed the pic
mic of the Congregational church an
Sunday school, held at Riverview par
Saturday. The various Sunday scho,
classes combined viands for a picni
dinner, and the church furnished col
fee, lemonade, and ice cream.
Mr.. Milton Hilleman, living TO,
miles northeast of State Center, under
went an operation for appendicitis {
his home this morning. Following tt
! operation the patients condition WE
: as satisfactory as could be expecte
Mrs. Hilleman recently underwent a
operation for gall stones from whic
she is recovering nicely.
Mr. Ira S. Johnston left Saturday e,
ening for Seattle, to visit the Alaske
!. Sparks, New for a few days Wis
with his son, Mr.. j. q. Johnston, WI
is division storekeeper for the South
t ern Pacific railway and also at Por
land to visit brother. Mr.. j. =
Johnston, whom he has not seen fl
over thirty years. Mr.. Johnston expec
to be gone about three weeks.
When Lacey Patterson bought
t house at a bargain and moved it to
. lot on North Eighth street where
has remodeled 1t until it looks Like
e brand new dwelling. he wanted TO con
plete the job and have dt we'll done, T.
he installed "a Lennox furnace. M
, Patterson's idea in building house
: rent. is to have such furnace in
: that no tenant could ever compla
about the heat, and to have a furnaa
= so simple to operate that it won
: never get out of order in any person
charge.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. e. Boardmal
and Misses Agnes Sears and Ida Sho,
were host and hostesses at the Boari
man home, 405 East Main street, Sal
iurday evening, at a delightfully."- ii
formal affair complimentary to Mi
Matena Nelson and Mr. Bruce F. Mo,
fatt, in honor OF their approachir
a marriage on Oct. II. The affair was
: canned fruit shower and each Of Il
guests, about thirty in number, accom-
panied his gift with an original yer.
Of poetry, these being read aloud. II
= evening was enjoyed with music ar
bridge. and a cafstiere lunch WI
ASeHyed. y ~ g; e. IS "A