Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-11

Wanted-Boy, IA to 10 years old.
Good pay. Steady Job. Call business
Office. Times Republican.
Our celery Is coming fine. You should
take home some for your Sunday din
ner Oppice Fruit Company.
Miss Edna Benson went to Union
this morning to spend Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Ben
son.
George and Carl Lewis. of Taylor
township. who were in Iowa Falls Fri
day on business. returned home this
morning.
The meeting Of the Tuesday Musica
Glib has been postponed from Tues
day afternoon, Oct. IA. to the following
week, on Oct. p.
wanted-Forty men to help work
'Everywoman" company. Apply al
stage door, Odeon theater, Monday
neutrality-suspicious.
Crosby &, Crosby grocery prices
have the greed for gold removed. Our
delivery service is at your command
Phone 500. Crosby & Crosby.
Mrs. H. H. Kennedy, Of Chicago, who
has been visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. C. c. st. Clair. for a week
left for her home this morning.
Crosby q Crosby grocery prices
have the greed for gold removed. Phone
so5. Our delivery service Is at your
command: No extra charge. Crosby q
Crosby.
Harry Johnson, general car foreman
FOR the NJ. & st. L. at Peoria, ILL.,, was
in the city today on business at head
quarters and to visit his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Gust Johnson.
Mrs. Henry Smith, of Ferguson, un-
derwent on operation to drain a pelvic
abscess at the st. Thomas hospital
rious. a slight Improvement was no.
ticeable today. v
John T. Basham, local freight agent
Of the Chicago Great Western, went
to Oelwein this forenoon to attend the
quarterly meeting Of the station
agents association OF the southern d.
vision Of the railroad.
Tomorrow morning at II the pastor
of the Congregational church. at First
and Church streets, will speak on "The
Power Of Personality, or The Personal
Equation, in Religion" and at 1880 p
m. on THE Lame Man at the Gate OF
the Modern Temple" Good music a,
both services. Bible school at 9:45
brotherhood.
Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza J.
Brown. of st. Anthony. were held Fri
day afternoon at 3 o'clock from the
United Evangelical church at Gearing,
Rev. d. G. Busenberg officiating. The
pail bearers were F. M. Farber, H. A.
Eckles. Guy Cox. c. E. Tight, J. E.
Lacey. and M. E. Perry. Interment was
in the Gearing cemetery.
Ask your grocer to be frank with
you and he'll tell you how many loaves
d. Shrubs buttermilk bread he sells
You like 1t, don't you? You get quality
when you buy it. You are giving the
family clean made. pure made, healthy
bread. If everyone knew Of Shrubs
buttermilk bread, there would be but
one bread. Shrubs bakery.
Members Of the Woman's Missionar,
Society of the United Brethren church
held a work meeting at the home OF
their president, Mrs. A. Melberg, sos
Mrs. .Melberg was delightfully."- sur
the members as token of apprecia-
ton OF the work and interest she ha.
taken In the society. Refreshments
were served by, the hostess.
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Wind that accompanied the rair
Friday. blew down a large part Of 6
box elder tree near the A. L. Clemens
dwelling. 107 North Fourth street. Thu
tree in falling struck corner Of the
house, tearing off the caves spout ant
tearing away some OF the shingles. I
was raining too hard at the time to dis
miss the schools that the children were
kept in until 1880, then did not have
to report until 2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frederick, 207 NORTH
Second street, entertained twenty foul
friends at cards Thursday evening. The
house was decorated with autumn
leaves. and an enjoyable evening was
spent playing five hundred. Mrs. Roy
Lainson was awarded the first prize
for the ladies and Moreauce G. Walker
for the men, while Archie Patterson
received the consolation. Mrs. Freder-
lex was assisted by Miss Alta Donald.
son in serving refreshments.
Members Of the Ladies' aid Society
of the Central church of Christ spen
q pleasant afternoon Friday in the
church parlors, when they were en-
tertained by Mesdames T. u. Lockard
Mary Thornton and Martha Smith
The affair was a farewell to Mrs. Clyd'
Alaback, who will leave the latter
part OF the month for Ohio, where sh'
will make her home. The time wa!
spent in a social way. and Mrs. Ala
back was presented with prett!
china dish by the aid members. Dur
ing the afternoon refreshments wer'
served.
Mrs. C. A. Thompson entertained thu
members Of the s. C. I. Club at the A
C. Thompson home, three and one
half miles north of the city, Thursda!
afternoon. The program consisted O.
an interesting paper, "How the Wom
en- Of Idaho Conduct Their Politica
Campaigns" by Miss Iva Reese. Al
open discussion on woman suffrage
followed, and many points of fnteres
were taken up. The hostess, assisted b!
Mrs. A. c. Thompson, served refresh
ments. The only guests of the after
noon were Mrs. r. NJ. Ward and Miss
Nellie Ward, OF Taylor township. ant
Mrs. Helen Chaplin. of FIT. Benton
Mont.
J. o. Adams, formerly OF this city
who Is living on claim near Sweet
water Colo. arrived in the cit!
Thursday and went to Honey Greek