Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-02

Fidelity Bank building. Phone 81.
Try 10 cent package Of Golden
Crisp potato chips, sold by Whitney
Bros.
We have a few bushels of butternuts
for sale at 80 cents per peck at the
Mutual Benefit.
The Harmony Aid Society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. C. H.
Schechter, sos East Main street.
Wanted-To rent for the season 1910
fifty to seventy-five acres good land,
close in. Marshall Vinegar Company.
The State University of Iowa indoor
baseball nine will play the local Y. NJ.
c. A. all stars here next Monday night,
The twelfth district bible class will
meet with Mrs. Hall. 613 West Linn
street, Thursday morning at $3.50
o'clock.
Mrs. Will Lage, 4O6 South Fourth
street, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to the regular meeting of the VIM
odausis Aid Society.
E. N. Hill, of Vienna township, who
has been seriously ill for several weeks
owing to paralysis resulting from a
fall, is somewhat improved.
Mrs. II. B. Miller, who went thru an
extensive surgical operation at ST.
Thomas hospital Tuesday, passed. a
restless might. but was resting easier
today.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Rail-
road Y. M. c.. A. will be entertained
h I n 1ly of NJ
Wanberg and Mrs. William Jennings
at the Wanberg home, $40 West Church
street
Harvey Mccoy who has been farm
ing the Ingledue place, one mile west
of town, left Tuesday for Chickasaw
county, where he will take charge Of
a farm seven miles south of New
Hampton.
The Congressional Brotherhood will
be entertained by MIR. and Mrs. c. C.
Urine Thursday evening at S:15. All
men OF the church regardless Of their
membership in the brotherhood, have
been included in the invitation.
Do you know that you can get Green
label buttermilk bread, the best bread
that's made, at the following places:
George L. Andrews, Peckham Grocery
Company. and A. E. Myers. This bread
is made by Robertson & Strub.
Two good indoor baseball games at
the Y. NJ. c. A. gym tonight. Lennox
Furnace Company VS.. Britain Pack
ing Company, and Western Grocer
Company VS.. Marshalltown Buggy
Company. Double header for 10 cents.
nyre n Er,a. a,,.a..a.,
pany of lady friends at her home Tues
The guests came attired as little folks,
and spent a happy afternoon playing
games. Some of the guests brought
their dolls, while others were content
with their Teddy Bears. Luncheon was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Wilhelm, and
daughter Igerna, OF Hampton, who
spent Tuesday night in the city, left
this morning for California. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilhelm will visit for two or
three months in and near Los Angeles
Mr.. Wilhelm expects to return some
time in April, but Mrs. Wilhelm and
daughter may remain for a longer visit.
Mrs. G. f. Schoenhut and Mrs. Susie
White went to Des Moines this morn
ing to be present at special art day
program given before the Des Moines
Wornen's Club. Halsey Ives, of ST.
Louis, addressed the club. The annual
exhibit of Des Moines artists was also
made today before the club. Mrs.
Schoenhut and Mrs. White were the
guests of Mrs. F. w. Webster. -
J. G. Koontz, steward Of the county
farm 1r,~ivad in the oitxy Chino 90
this morning, where he marketed load
Of steers and part Of load of hogs
Tuesday. The steers averaged 1900
pounds and brought $3.50. The hogs,
twenty-one head, brought $8.47k, or
within 21a cents of the top of the
market for the day. The animals were
fed and fattened at the county farm.
The City Union of Young Peoples
Societies met Tuesday evening at the
Friends church, with about seventy
five present. The address of the even
ing, on Character" was given by Rev.
James Rayburn, of the Pres byterian
church, who outlined characters of the
old testament, both men and women,
demonstrating that the bible is great
historical book which all students
should study. His talk was much en-
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sentative attendance went to the Chris
tian Endeavor Society of the Central
Church OF Christ, which also held 1t
last time. At the next meeting, March
20, election Of officers will be held.
Mr.. F. ]. Stillman, a well-known
Iowa newspaper man, formerly of JEFF
ferson but more recently of Grundy
Center, spent the day In the city, ac-
companied by Mrs. Stillman, being on
his way to Jefferson from Grundy
Center. Mr.. Stillman has sold recently
the Grundy County Republican to A. L.
Rowen, Of Earlham, and will take
charge Of the Jefferson Bee temporarily
while his brother, Paul Stilhnan, goes
to Binghamton, IN. T.. owing to the
serious illness Of Mrs. Stillman, who is
1T sisters home there. Paul Stillman
leaves Jefferson for the east tonight. |
F. J. Stillman is a joint owner with his |
brother of the newspaper property at |
Jefferson, but owing to i'll health does
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