Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-25
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Fresh nut butter kisses at Newtons
Mrs. r. L. ,Mundell, of Albion, spent
Monday in the city.
Dance at Forney's hall, Wednesday
evening. Jones' orchestra.
DR.. Wood. eye. ear, nose, throat.
Glasses fitted. Opposite Pilgrim Hotel
A. o. U. w. benefit dance Tuesday
night at Redmen,s hall Evening tick
cts IS cents. Ladies' free.
For Sale-Bed room suite. hat rack
book case, carpets, gas range. George
Beasley, els West Main street.
Did you read the menu of the ban
Duet tomorrow evening at the Church
of Christ? Adults so cents, children
35 cents.
The Pythian Sisters will give dance
Tuesday evening. Oct. %. for new
members. All knights and ladies in
vited. Admission so cents.
On and after Monday, Oct "a. Drs.
Nichols. Chesire. Merrill and Johnson
floor Masonic temple Phone Is.
Marion Gard has an exceptionally
large line Of oil clothes and stove
square 1inoleum to so under the stove
that you are going to put up. See him.
Orlando Baxter has purchased the
Mrs. j. w. Will estate property at 2O2
North Fifth street, which he will oc-
cupy as a home. The consideration
was $3.50
The home and education department
of the Womens Club will meet Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
j. L. Williams, 3O4 East Church street.
Mrs. F. NJ. Haradon and Miss Minnie
Johnson will assist Mrs Williams
An unintentional alarm of fire was
turned in from the Western Grocer
Company Mills shortly after O'Clock
this afternoon, when workmen who
were testing the plants sprinkler sys-
TEN. accidentally turned in the alarm.
Mrs. John Reynolds. of oskaloosa.
passed thru the city Monday evening,
en- route to Fort Dodge. to visit Mrs.
Andrew Folsom. formerly of this CITY.
for few days. Mrs. Reynolds will
stop here for a short stay on her way
home.
called meeting of the Methodist
Brotherhood, was held at the church
Monday evening. Plans were discussed
for personal work in connection with
the revival meetings to be held here
by DR.. j. NJ Beadles, of Denver. Begin
ming Now s.
Mr.. L. r. Willard went to Mason City
this morning on business. The Mar
shall Oil Company is establishing a
small distributing branch at Clear
Lake to supply the trade of that town,
instead OF supplying it from the Mason
City branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Pound entertained
a company of eight friends at $50
O'Clock dinner Monday evening. COM
Angeles and Mrs A. W. Head, of Min
|neapolis. Cards were enjoyed, follow
ing the dinner
Mrs. Mary ]. Wescott, los North
Fourth street, accompanied by her
brothers, John and Newton Snyder. will
leave Wednesday for Los Angeles, Call
where they expect to remain perma-
nently. Mrs. Wescott will make her
home with her son, Mr.. Leon Wescott.
The German Evangelical Ladies' Aid
Society was entertained this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. s. J. Tinker, $40
East Main street. The afternoon was
spent with the regular business and
work. Mrs. Tinker was assisted in
serving by her daughter, Mrs. w. L..
Bowman, and Mrs. E. r. Warning.
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Harold Clearinghouse, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. j. Clearinghouse, 406 East Linn
street, underwent a slight operation
this morning for an infected index
finger. on his right hand. The finger
which has been sore from some injury
since last June, was opened and the
bone scraped, the patient rallying
nicely from the operation.
The fnf1Ss;fs1 of Frank zatechka, of
Dillon, who committed suicide Friday
night, was held from the home of his
brother, John zatechka. Monday morn
ing. at ii O'Clock. The service was
largely attended and there were many
floral tributes Rev. G. A. Deshler. of
LeGrand. sofficiated A quartet compos-
ed Of Rev. and Mrs. Deshler. Mrs. Adj
die, Knudson and Mr.. B. Bean. sang.
Smaha, Frank Hauser, A. l.. Henieck,
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sial was in Pleasant Hill cemetery north
of LeGrand.
The funeral of John w Brechtbil
was largely attended Sunday afternoon
from the First United Evangelical
church. Rev W. NJ. Force officiating.
| The car men of the Iowa Central shops
and the Maccabees OF the World at
| tended in body and acted as an es-
cort to Riverside. Both the Maccabees
and the car men sent flowers. and the
pail bearers were chosen from both or
CARNATIONS The flower bearers were
nieces of Mr.. Brechtbill. The pail bear
ers were Messrs. Harry Gallagher,
Charles Stedman. Thomas Wilson. Fred
Barnard, Louis Wagner, and William
| West.
In referring to the recent convention
of the Northeastern Iowa Teachers
Association, held at Mason City, the
Mason City Globe-Gazette says of Miss
Belle Classen. of Vienna township:
"The only lady manual training teacher
lwho attended the association was Miss
Classen. Of Ackley. who gave a paper
en- designing in that department, which
was led by Professor Hepp, OF New
Hampton. Miss Classen had charge
of the work in the Ackley schools and
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