Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-30
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The City In Brief
Eastman kodaks at Newton's.
Geo. J. Alien. optical specialist.

One hundred dollars reward offered
to any one. See page 10.
wanted-Young man to learn a good
business. Apply at Newton's.
Pickles, olives, bananas, oragnes.
lemons, celery. Kendall & West.
Mr.. Warren Nichols, of Minerva, was
in the city Thursday on business.
Nice peaches, pears. blackberries,
apples fer pies. Kendall & West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Dougherty. of
Gilman, were in the city Thursday.
Ladies' low neck, short sleeve cam
brio goods at Benedict & Brintnalls.
All of our Is cent batiste and fou-
lard go at 10 cents. Benedict & Brint-
nall.
Plenty of peaches in bushel baskets
at Inman's store. Phone your orders
quick.
w. S. Reed continues to make salts
factory improvement and is improving
slowly.
See us before ordering your peaches
for canning. l.. S. Peckham Grocery
Company.
Electric Rebekah lodge will have an
exchange at Sinclair's store tomorrow
afternoon.
On your way to the postoffice drop in
at Bristol Grocery Company and leave
your order for groceries.
wanted-A boy to drive the wagon
Will not interfere with school hours
Apply press room T.-R.
Mrs. J. A. Ewing. East Grant
street, continues to improve nicely
from her recent attack of appendicitis
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Y.
M. G. A. win hold an exchange Satur-
day Afternoon at the Temple of Econo-
my.
Mrs. C. r. Williams left Thursday
for stacyvale and Usage, where she
will visit relatives and friends for three
weeks.
Your last chance to get rugs and
rockers at the big discount tomorrow
at Marion Cards, as the sale closes
tomorrow night
Wanted - Thirty-five stenographer!
who have been graduated from thu
Central Iowa Business College to taxi
good positions at once.
The Junior knights of Truth OF the
Central Church Of Christ will hold ar
exchange at Benedict & BrintnaM':
store Saturday, all day.
The Junior knights of Truth of the
Central Church of Christ will hold al
exchange at Benedict & Brintnalr.
store Saturday afternoon.
Manager F. e. Gates. of the Mar
shalltown Buggy Company, accompa
MED by his son Robert, spent Thursda.
in Cedar Rapids looking after bushes
matters.
We have Waukesha and Batavi
ginger ale, Batavia root beer, Imperia
grape juice, all tine drinks for these no
summer days. l.. S. Peckham Grocer
Company.
Rev. j. H. Patterson. pastor of tn
United Brethren church, returned thi
morning from brief stay at Hudson
and Gladbrook, in the financial inter
ests of the local church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler arrive
home this morning from their 81
weeks motoring trip to Illinois. The
spent most of their time at Earlvill
with Mrs. Wheeler's sister, Mrs. D. I
Buren,.
Don't forget us on fruit Jars. "
have the right goods and right price
Phone us your order for jars, ring
jelly glasses, paraffine, sealing wa.
etc. We will take care of you right.
S. Peckham Grocery Company.
Mr.. j. Fl. Roberts. of Lake Genev'
Wis, who is coach of the athleti
teams Of Yanlston College, Yanktol
S. D., arrived in the city Thursday ey
ening, and will be a guest at the
w. Griffiths home for week.
Mrs. Howard D. Wilbur, 405 We
State street, informally entertained
: company of about fifteen lady frient
j Thursday afternoon, complimentary
: her sister, Mrs. r. C. Greer, of Blur
S. d. The affair was a sew party, al
at IS o'clock tea was enjoyed.
A crowd Of dozen young ladies Ell
joyed picnic supper Thursday evenil
at Cottage Grove park, complimental
to Mrs. George Lundy, until recently
Chattanooga, Tenn, who expects 500
to leave for her new home in Bristt
Tenn. Others present from out
town were Miss Marie Murphy, Of Rel
beck, and Miss Edna Stone, Of Loga
Miss Catharine o'Keefe, who h,
been in Vail for two years. arrived .
the city Thursday afteroon and r
manned until this morning, visiting
the home of her uncle and aunt, M
and Mrs. j. G. Welch. Miss O'Kee
left this morning for Mullinvate. Kill
kenny county, Ireland, where she w
remain for at least a year with h,
parents.
Mr.. and, Mrs. 3. H. Keller arriv.
home Thursday evening from a mo
enjoyable six weeks visit in Wiscol
Sin and Michigan. They visited MI
Kellers mother at Milwaukee, al
Mr.. KeAer's mother at bingham, Wi
and with other relatives at Abel, Sh
boygan and Blkart Lake, Wis. Mr.. al
Mrs. Keller also went UP into Mich
gan, and spent several days at Tro
Lake, in company with friends fro
bingham. Mr.. Keller had some exec
lent trout fishing at Trout Lake.
Miss Mary Middlekauff and ME.
Miss Leila Davis, returned home I'll
morning from a delightful and exte
sive two months trip in the east. MI
David, who went first to Wellesley 1
ccinmencement, was joined there {
her aunt a week later Briefly outline