Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-21

4 or coat before you see our line. Bene-
dict = Brintnall.
10 the farmer. bring us your butter
and eggs, We win pay you the highest
price for them. Kendall & West.
Just what you have been looking 70,
In husking gloves. one that fits eithe,
hand and wears twice as long. We
have them at the Racket
Just received q shipment Of the
famous RAyo nickled reading lamps.
also q somplete line Of glass reading
and hand samgps ct culley's.
The fIxeral OF Ed Woodwork will
be held RI the Congregational church
at LAmotlle Sunday morning at II
o'clock, Burial will be in the Lamoille
Y Neufchatel soft cheese, Canadian
cream; imported Swiss. camembert,
dairy cream cheese. McIlarens Imperial
and Lfmhurger cheese at Culley's. east
4 sid sof court house.
California sbIue plums, the kind to
Garland preserve, at. 40 cents basket,
q sliaps also fancy Tokay grapes. Bart
lett pSars, New York Concord grapes.
Mirhfxan, peaches and Damson plums
at Galley
The yinneralJ q Charles wiroughby.
father. Of Mrs Walter Smelling. was held
"Wednesday afternoon at o'clock from
the Smelling home, near Minerva, Rev.
JAMES, McGee. Of this city. officiating.
!, 1.tcr...c:t sras in the Marietta Gene
terry.
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Attend the chicken pie supper to be
served at the Y. W. G. A. Saturday,
Sept. 20, commencing at $3.50. Menu:
chicken pie, mashed potatoes, cabbage
salad. bread. butter, pickles, tea or
coffee with cream, grape or apple sauce.
cake.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Rail-
road =. M c. A. held an all-day pic
mic indoors at the home Of Mrs. N. F..
Miller "wednesday. The meeting was
in reality q sew party, the members
being kept busy making articles for
bazaar the auxiliary IS to hold later
Twenty-eigft members Of the w. r.
!, CT went to the country home Of Mrs
NVberts 1Vtlsol twosand one-half. miles
.north az the city Wednesday, for the
regular meeting Of the aid. Mrs. VIII
son served refreshments, assisted by
Mesdames g. p. Johnson, C. NJ. Cook,
EAB. Clinton. and Roy Clark.
Mrs Madison Bentley. of Ithaca, N.
III was hostess Wednesday evening to
stile members Of the old Roundabout
Club who are in the city, whom she
entertained at the w. E. Smelling home.
NE evening was spent very pleasantly
ga9cially. and two course lunch was
served MrS. Allie Barstow, OF Kansas
cry, WAS the only guest present aside
frpm tl,a club 1nembers.
mrs. w. II. Shove entertained very
Informally At her home Wednesday af-
ternoon company OF sixteen ladies
\ complimentary to Mrs. Fielding Legg.
ot Springfield. Ill, who is in the city
visiting her sister, Mrs F. G. Pierce
The guests were the more intimate
friends Of Mrs.Legg. Luncheon In
two courses was served by Miss Ida
Shove and Mrs. III. w. Shove. Jr.
& The Busy Bee Circle Of the L. OF.
M. met at the home of Mrs. r. H. Nc
Bowel, 408 Park street, Wednesday af-
tlfnoon. The other hostesses 3. were
Mrs. Hudson Mitchell and Mrs. =. b.
bowman. Mrs. AcDowell's birthday an
snlversary Is not far distant and the
members presented her with q silver
spoon. The usual business and social
.sSksions were held and the hostesses
served refreshments S5
NV. L. Waters, Of Walla walla.
Wash, son Of ]. H. Waters. is here,
J c6lled to see his father, j. H. Waters,
who has been dangerously i'll. ]. H.
waters mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Waters.
and sister Of F1andreau. s. D.. and.
abfothers T. g.. Of F1andreau, s. D.. and
Ga NJ, Of Redfield, 8. D.. and F. b., of
Detroit. MIMI, and w. J., of Minne-
Gpolis. MINI ana sister Mrs. Mulvihill.
sos Chicago, ne also here. Mr.. Waters
iss impravings nicely.