Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-06

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Rev. r. H. Brown was In Albion to-
day. N IN. .,ssFsa
Nov Diano .boxss Tor. salA cheap.
Evans Fiano Company.
stfset hati ana dress hats to be
seen q Miss. 0diddiskaMff's.
For 6ale-slak sideboard In good
condition; III North First avenue.
Phone S1s yellow.
/ Peaches.l prIms. apples, grapes. to-.
matces for canning, AZ Kendall Il
Vests Phone AS.
| The best skirt ever sold in Mar
shalltown for as cents, this week only.
Nettie Insledue 4 Go.
! For this week only. one lot of heath
. erbloom skirts for ss cents. worth dou-
Bile. Nettie Inglsdue & Co.
! Mrs. c. "A. Gilbert and son William,
OF Union, spent Tuesday in the city as
the guests of MrsaF +, H:.aHar.
Mrs. T. c. Cartwfishs went to Grin.
nell this morning for q short visit at
the home Of her brother. Mr.. Paul
Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Cole and daugh-.
ter Jessie. Of Oskaloosa.. returned home
Tuesday evening after q few days with
| the formers father. Rev. Jesse Cole.
| The Ladies'. Aid OF the Swedish Luz
theran church will. hold an auction
I: sale tomorrow evening in basement OF
| church. at corner OF Third and Church
streets. ...-...-
Every woman .st,ould take advan-
tage Of these. cool days to can some
Of those fine Michigan: peaches. The
quality Of the. fruit can not be beaten.
oppice Fruit Company.
| Rev. Charles p: Luce. of Maryville.
| Mo-, is in the city spending the week
with members OF the Presbyterian
church. He will conduct the Thursday
evening prayer meeting:
culley has added many new things
ware. also a completes line of flower
pots for your winter plants. Come. In
and see the big assortment, 81
The Aviator" comedy drama that
holds the interest Of the audience from
the time the curtain rises In the first
act to the final curtains in the act.
will be the attraction at the Odeon
Friday. Prices, 25. so. Is and 800.
Mrs. J. M Gollehon and daughters.
Ruth and Grace, of Blair. Neb., arrived
in the city Tuesday night, and will re-
main for visit of month or six
weeks with the formers sister, Mrs.
A. H. Donnelson. 602 East Church
street.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jensen, Of Mari
eta, arrived home Tuesday evening
from Chicago. where they have been
visiting for week with Mrs. Jensen's
uncle. Mr.. Hans Nissen. Mr.. Jensen
accompanied u shipment Of cattle into
Chicago.
Mr. Benjamin w. Long. Of Logans-
port, Ind. who with Mrs. Long and son
has been visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Longs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. F.
Nichols. for week, left for his home
today. Mrs. Long and son will remain
for a week longer.
The Methodist Ladies' aid Society
will be entertained at the church
Thursday afternoon. at 1880. by Mes
danes George Kline. W., NJ. Pettitt,
w. ]. vanderveer. F. Rewey and Belle
Reed. This will be the last meeting
before the election Of new officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Galloway arrived
home Tuesday evening from Conrad.
where they were called atSfew days
ago owing to the death Of Mr.. Gal
loway's brother-in-l George Brist-
ley. Mr.. Bristley died Friday at the
age of "a. The funeral was held Sun
day.
Mr.. v. N. Hansen. Of the MARSHALL
town Motor Material Manufacturing
Company. left last night in the COM
panys car for Lincoln. Neb.. where the
company is exhibiting its v-Ray spark
plug. In addition to the Nebraska
state fair the company has exhibits
this week at st. Paul, Mimi. Indian
apolis. md. and Syracuse. N. Y.
DR.. Mcintyre, wife, and baby daugh-
ter. Of Maquoketa. are guests at the
Pilgrim. being compelled to remain
over here for a short time owing to
the illness Of the babe DR.. Mcintyre
and family were on their way from
Boone to Maquoketa by automobile
when the babe was taken Ill. The little
ones condition is not serious.
A warning to mothers. Don't let your
daughter take cold these cool mornings
going to school. Henry Pappe's cloth
ing store will put on sale tomorrow
morning all wool sweaters to At girls
from to IA, white. oxford and scarlet
colors, warranted all wool, for $1.03.
Other stores are selling them for S1.75
and 81. The quantity is limited. SO
call early.
The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
was entertained by Mrs. Andy Morse
and Mrs n Q. Tweed, $40 East Linn
street, at business and socia, session
Tuesday afternoon. There were thirty
five members present including two
guests. Mrs Catherine Laughlin and
Mrs. c. H. Chamberlain. of this city. |
After the. business meeting refresh |
ments were served by the hostesses,
assisted by Mrs. Chamberlain and Miss |
olivia Tweed. Pink asters were the
fayorS.
In celebration Of their twenty-third
wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. j.
NJ. WINERY, 517h North First street.
entertained the members or the Unity |
Club. An anniversary organization, to
the number Of about twenty, at their
home Tuesday evening. A delightful
time was enjoyed socially, and three
course lunch was served later by Mrs.
WINERY, assisted BY her daughter.