Evening times-Republican., 1913-10-07

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THE CITY IN BRIEF
Wedding rings at HelIbsrEa.
H. J. Benson. of Union. was in tn,
city today.
VIII Pollock. Of Gearing, spent Mon
day in the city.
Hard coal heaters from ;25 to ;s5
schmidts hardware.
Typewriters to rent or sell, also type
writer supplies. Orlando Baxter.
Tho Designer. one year, 80 cents
Order at once. The Andrews Store.
For gas plates. stoves and ranges. Sc,
Schmidts MISUNDERSTANDING
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For moving or storage see us. Whit,
Transfer line, 1s South First avenue
Special. The Designer for one year
80 cents. Order today. The Andrews
Store.
Tho cleanest oil heater on the mar.
ket Is the Perfection - costs 81
schmidt's hardware.
For stove pipes. elbows. stove board,
or rugs. phone your order to Schmidt:
Observation-Disclosures
For good bread use Little Hatchet
Flour and Golden Bell Rye. Sold by
South Side Grocery. Phone ESQ: 80:
South Third avenue.
Detail baseball returns OF champion
ship series will be received by wire at
Harper q Wards grain Office room
fremont building.-Advertise
Verify Winery, of Eldora, who under
went q slight nasal operation at st
Thomas hospital, is doing nicely ant
will return to his home in few days
Are you troubled with corn, bunions
sore and tired feet? If SC, you should
try q pair Of Growers soft shoes foE
tender feet and forget your foot trou-
bles. Larson & Son.
A telegram from N. E. Furlong, to
DR.. j. A. Walser today, says that Mrs.
Furlong's father. James Carpenter.
seriously i'll at his home in Cannon
Falls, Mimi, is still alive hut very low.
Miss Sallow, representing the Modart
lace front corset, is giving fittings and
demonstrating the merits Of the Mod
art corset at our store this week. Come
and see what she has to offer. E. r.
Lay.
Mrs. L. H. Hooker. OF Marietta town
ship. who has been visiting her father
Jesse Cox. at Portland, Tenn, returned
homo this morning. Mr.. Cox has been
seriously ILL., for two months. but he is
improving now. He formerly lived ir
Bangor township.
The annual meeting Of the Country
Club this evening will be generally
attended because Of the interest in the
suggestion to buy a new site for
grounds. A committee Of interested
members visited the Binford farm east
Of. the city park Monday afternoon to
examine land offered there.
John T. Wright, s12 South Third
avenue. who was injured Friday after
noon when he was struck by Minne-
apolis & st. Louis train is making as
satisfactory a recovery as is possible.
but is still confined to his bed. Mr..
Wright still suffers from his injured
back. and 1t believed 1t will be two
weeks more before he is able to be up.
,
annual meeting of. the Country Club
this evening the members Of the school
board will adjourn the school board
meeting until Friday evening Of this
week. The important business then
will be the election Of new member to
fill q vacancy caused by the appoint
ment Of B. F. Cummings to the district
bench.
Members Of Chapter B2, of p. o. E.,
were entertained Monday afternoon at
their first meeting Of the year at the
home of Mrs. p. F. Arney, COS West
Main street. The study Of "Romola," !"
by George Eliot, the work of the COM
ing year. was begun. after which a
social hour was enjoyed. Miss Matte
Wetherhold, Of Macomb, ILL.,, and Miss
Isabel Low. Of Green Mountain, were
guests.
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T. Binford will extend the town plat
very materially, next spring when he
opens several streets which he now
plans thru his farm land adjoining
Marion street and North Third avenue.
He intends to open street from Mar
ion north to the river. being an extern
sion of either North Fifth or Sixth
avenues. This street will then be con-
nected with North Third avenue by
several cross streets. Lots are to be
plated on Third and Fourth avenues
and acreage tracts beyond.
Misses Anna. Minnie, Bessie and
Helen Peterson, 209 North Third ave-
nue., were hostesses Monday evening a.
q miscellaneous shower. for Miss Anna
Petersen. who will become the bride of
C.y Carlson on Thursday, Oct.
9. The house was attractively dec
Grated in yellow and white. and a.
pleasant evening spent with games and
music. The bride-to-be received many
useful gifts from her friends. At a
late hour the hostesses served two
luncheon. Miss Petersen is the
daughter OF Mrs. a. c. Petersen. Al
North Fourth avenue, and Mr.. Carlson