Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-20

our new rail- Shipment OIL MuNSaHE
underwear has arrived. Buy now while
the line Of sizes is complete. The An
drews store. i
A good time right now to have your
watches and clocks put in good running
order. Prompt and expert service. AL
lens jewelry store.
We wish to nifty the public that !,
was not our ice cream that was con.
demned al. the county fair last week
McCord & McCord.
a fine display of autumn and vim
ter millinery that win win favor with
every well dressed woman in town Al
Miss Middlekaufrs.
Tomorrow is the last day to select
oriental rugs from the B. A. Keljik dis
play now being shown in our store
Very low prices are being named. E. r
Lay.
The woodmen Circle Aid Society viii
be entertained by Mrs. Henry Esn52!
and Mrs. D. J. McElwarn. at the latter'f
home, 206 South Seventh avenue
Thursday afternoon.
We have more old papers on hand
than we can store and for few days
until the stock issreduced we are go.
ing to sell two large bundles for
cents. Times-Republican.
The Wimodausis Aid Society met
with Mrs. F. G. Ducane. 311 South Sec
ond street. Tuesday afternoon. There
were, about twenty members present
and the usual smusiness was held.
"The Three Twins. will be the offer.
ing at the Odeon Thursday evening. Il
is one Of the very few musical come.
dies to receive the endorsement Of thu
entire New York press. Prices 50. Is
| 81 and $3.50.
A called meeting OF the members G,
the Presbyterian church and congrega'
ton will be held In the church tomor-
row, Thursday evening. Sept. Fl. a
1880 o'clock. 1t ~ the duty of al
Presbyterians to be there.
w. s. stouffer, Of washington town
ship, who underwent surgical oper'
alton for the removal Of fatty tumol
at the home Of his mother, Mrs. Heller
A. stoufrer, SOC North Second street. !.
doins as nicely as could be expected.
For sale-Residence. III North First
street, one and one-half blocks from
Main street; Two and one-half blocks
from high school. Hard wood floors
| modern plum bling. hot water heat. gooe
barn and shed. Lot 90x1S0 feet. Alley
on two sides. p. R. Lay.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Anderson ant
daughter Dorothy. Of Bussey, who have
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| Mrs. ]. L. 1ngledue, Jr., of this city, ant
with her brother, DR.. ]. F. Strain, a
Green Mountain, left for their home II
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Holiday enter
tanned at family dinner party IL
| honor Of the formers brothers and sis.
ter, Riley Holiday, Of Kansas, ant
George Holiday. and Mrs. Emma Gus
ton. Of Nebraska, who. with the, form.
er's wife. are visiting in the city. Rela
tives and friends to the number Of fift,
were present. The Messrs Hollada!
and their sister spent Tuesday In Con
rad with their uncle, Mr.. Hyatt.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Missionar,
Society met with Mrs. J. w. Townsend
! co9 South Ninth street. Tuesday after
noon. There were nineteen member
present and the subject for the meet
ing was Japan Reports Of the worl
being done there were read. which
showed that Presbyterian ladies art
supporting forty three teachers In tn
islands and that recently mission has
] been established at Port Arthur 70
work among the Japanese Mrs. Hugh
Mcconnell was chosen delegate to at.
tend the meeting Of the synodical soci'
ETY. which is to be held at Burlington
Oct. II to 10.
/ Members Of the Careaway Club ant
. few guests, numbering thirty In all
enjoyed picnic supper at the Sando'
| cabin, southwest OF town. Tuesday eve
ming. Club women spent the Afternoon
at the cabin, and the men Joined then
for supper. At business meeting helG
during the afternoon officers wer'
elected in the persons OF Mrs John
Simmons, president: Mrs. r. E. Sears
vice president: and Mrs. c. II. Speers
secretary and treasurer. Guests pres.
emit at the picnic from distance were
Mrs Lessie Richardson Barrett, Of 81
Paul: and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II
seager. Of San Antonio.
Mrs.. Jasper n. Fisher and Mrs. G. A
miller entertained at a very charming
FAffair Thursday Afternoon at tho Fish.
FER home, 40 North Third avenue. q
tthe nrst Of two afternoons planned fol
the weel. The Tuesday affair was
O'Clock luncheon, followed by bridge
70 which fifty OF the hostessss' lad,
friends were hidden. Luncheon wal
served IN four courses ~ the hos.