Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-19
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/! The City In Brief
Eastmfn kodaks Ct Nswton'a
George J.@Allen. optical specialist
wool sweaters. at M. F. Andrews
! Hauowe'enpost cards at Newton's.
Mr.. A. p. Mason, Of Union, was III
the city today on business
Mr.. Charles E. Carpenter was in
Hampton today on business.
Mr.. 8. w. LaShelle went to Colfax
this morning for stay of few days.
! Mr.. C. H. seager spent Tuesday in
| Gilman looking after business matters.
| Plenty Of old papers. large bundle
for cents at, Times-Republican Office
Orange and black crepe paper for
Halloween at Newton's. cents per
| roll.
Our new table linens have arrived.
All prices with napkins to match. M.
F.. Andrews.
See Van Orman and Van Orman be-
| fore placing your insurance, 116 West
Main street.
| You are welcome to the kodak ex-
hibit at the Red Mems hall on Friday
and Saturday.
The women of the Central Church Of
Christ will meet Friday afternoon at
the church for kitchen shower. All
come.
Today was the S0th anniversary Of
4 Mr.. John NJ. Culley, $40 North Third
street. Some OF his men friends sent
him a shower Of post cards.
The Hull Company invite the public
to attend the exhibit OF kodak work
at the Red Mems hall Friday and Sat
urday afternoons and evenings Of this
week.
One dollar and sixty-five cents buys
a sack Of Nobleite, the finest -four on
the market. "A silver teaspoon with
every sack. Carlson grocery East
State.
Fifty cent corset sale. We offer about
200 G: d. and r. & G. corsets. the dol
lar quality for q few days only at 80
cents each. We have nearly all sizes
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!. The Congregational Aid Society will
be entertained Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. II. N. White, IL North
Tenth street. Assistant hostesses will
be Mrs. C. F. Schmidt and Mrs. T. +.
Stewart
The Marshalltown Driving Club viii
hold racing matinee Saturday Oct.
t22-the last Of the season. Three fast
harness races and running races. All
races filled. New horses coming for
this meet
For Sale-Strlctly modern seven
room cottage at 2O2 North Fifth street.
lot 95xS5. Close to school, in best resi-
dence portion OF city. Call at house.
Leon 81. VIII, administrator.
Mrs. b.. ]. Engle and daughter Edith
went to Newton Tuesday evening. and
after . shortyisit with relatives there
will leave for s1ndianapolis, where they
will Join Mr.. Engle and make their
come... 81
S. M. Cause went to Cedar Rapids
this n1mping TO attend the meeting OF
the grand lodge Of Odd Fellows. W. 3.
ENiott, who Ii the representative from
the county. and E. B. Clinton. who rep
resents the local camp. are also in
Cedar Rapids:
Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Pilgrim went to
Toledo this morning to attend the an
nual state conference of the United
Brethren church, which begins today
and continues until Sunday. Mr.. r. A.
HILL who is the delegate from the To-
cal church, went to Toledo this after
noon.
Word received by friends here Of II.
L. Laird, Of Minneapolis. announces
that Master John Laird, the 4-year-o old
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Laird, has passed
thru a slight attack of infantile paraly-
sis. The lads eyes have been affected
by the disease. but it is believed that
no permanent results will be notice.
able.
Noah Specht, aged 20, son of Joseph
Specht, eight and one-half miles north
OF the city in Liscomb township, is very
IN at his fathers home. For a time
it was thought the young man might be
suffering from infantile paralysis, but
no wit Is believed that the paralytic
condition Is due to the young man hav-
ing lifted beyond his strength.
| Inc MaISl1al1tOWn SuAudy SSAoOA
Teachers Union met Monday after
noon. as usual in the Y. w. C. A. rooms.
In addition to the regular lesson study
Mrs. Charles Ingraham gave a paper
on Advantages OF the Cradle Roll.
1 The union decided to meet hereafter In
the Central Church Of Christ, begin
ming with the first meeting in Novem-
Der
The Hawthorne Club was entertain
\ ed at Its Tuesday afternoon meeting by
Mrs. d. T. Denmead. The subject Tor
| consideration was Life OF Mysticism
and Beginning OF Realism" in italian
art. Mrs. b. A. Morgan was leader.
and Mrs. E. r. Lay and Mrs. c. G. St.
Clair had sub-topdcs Tho hostess
served light refreshments. Mrs. J. L.
| Williams was the only guest.
A company Of young married people,
who comprise the membership Of q five