Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-17

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The City In Brief
Eastman kodaks at Newton's.
George j. Allen, optical specialist.
For Sale - Chunk wood. c. L. Duf.
field
We can fill your order for Duchess
apples. Whitney Bros.
Inc price is way down on large, ripe
tomatoes. Buy them now Of Whitney
Eros.
Mrs. Joseph Huron was up from Belle
Plaine to spend the day with her sister
Mrs. Fred Olson
Just received another car load Of fine
Eioerta peaches, packed in boxes. r
b. Hood. Phone lat.
Just received another car load of fine
Elberta peaches, packed in boxes. E
b. Hood Phone 147.
Mrs. A. L. Campbell went to Tama
this morning for visit Of a couple OF
dlVS there and of To1a11
The Worth While Bible Class will
| meet Wednesday afternoon with Miss
Helen Jarvis, 112 North Fourth street
The cucumber season is about over
II you intend to pickle any, you can
ma nice tender ones at Whitney Bros
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey L. LaPlaut
5o3R North First avenue are parents
OF seven-p pound daughter, born Mon
day evening
We will have large shipment OF
Juicy blackberries Friday. Phone you,
order Thursday for Friday delivery
Whitney Bros.
Mrs. Frank Petit and little daugte,
Ruth, Of Eldora, are in the city for q
few days visit with the formers moth.
er, Mrs. F. E. Bailey.
The Catholic Ladies' Mite societ,
will hold an ice cream social on the
parish lawn Wednesday evening, Aug
is. All are welcome
Mrs. Della Sinclair and son Emmett
OF Oklahoma City, Okla, are in thu
city for a nextended visit with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. I. T. Forbes.
The number of plumes sold by TIL,
South African Importing Compan,
during their sale was 1,572.. Neares
guess made by Jessie e. Ford, 1870.
Earl B. Wilson, wife and three chill.
dren, of Webster City, who have beer
visiting with Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. r. Millhiser, returned
home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Elliott arrived
home this morning from Minneapolis
where they have been visiting for the
past ten days with their daughter, Mrs
James G. Swan.
T. C. Cronkleton, who is at St Tho.
mas hospital, where he underwent al
operation for strangulated hyrnia Sun
day afternoon, is making satisfactor.
progress toward recovery.
The store force of whitton & weis
man, seventeen in number, enjoyed {
picnic at the soldiers home park Mon
day evening. Supper was served an,
the hours following were devoted t,
boating.
Mrs. e. G. Evans and daughter Ar
dith, OF Greeley. Colo. arrived in tn,
city Monday afternoon, and will remain
for visit Of four or five weeks with
the formers parents, Rev. and Mrs. w
NJ. Force.
Mr. K. G. Roberts left Monday nigh
for Chicago, where he will attend {
Christian Science meeting held under
the direction of Mrs. Webster, wht
founded the church in this city severa
years ago.
The program of the Upper lowe
Methodist conference, to be held a
Mason City, contains the name of Rev
Merle N. Smith, of this city, who is It,
appear in an address before the Metho
dist Brotherhood.
"A threatening colud, a gust of wind
a slight sprinkle, the dust barely laid
then nearly as warm as ever, was tn
substance of local weather conditions
today, and the crowd saw the shov
without getting wet.
stolen-From the residence of
Eckles a japanned box containing
valuable papers. also ladys gol,
watch belonging to Mrs. Charlie
Eckles; her name being engraved OF
the inside case. Reward.
Mrs. D. F. Manwarring and daughte
Eula, of. Alpena, s. D., arrived in tn
city Monday night, and will remain 70
a few weeks visit with the former
brother, Mr.. w. w. Doolittle, and fam
lily, and sister, Mrs Ella Baker.
g. A. Ortwein, brother-in-law of F
H. Har and connected with the Palac,
laundry the last few years, left Thu
morning for Kansas City, accompanied
by his wife and three children, wier,
he expects to engage in the hotel bus
mess.
Misses Rose Greeley and Carrie Full
Ter, of Waterman, ILL.,, cousins of DR.
N. r. Mighell, passed thru the cit.