Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-09
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DR.. Graham. ostcopath. Masonic temple
Rev. C. S. Luce, of Albion, was In
The city to-day


Rev. C. S. Luce, of Albion, was in
the city today.
We have nice Jonathon apples, 81
per barrel. Star Grocery.
Country dressed chickens. Phone -.
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Ted Russell of Toledo, spent Thurs
| day in the city on business.
Howard Reed. of ,McCallsburg, spent
!, Thursday in the city on business,
| Charles f. West, of Chelsea. spent ,
Thursday in the city on business.
George r. Norris. fire. lightning. and .
tornado insurance. Over 35 West Main. |
Country dressed chickens tor Satur-
day. George c. McCord vest end
grocer.
| Country dressed chickens for Sstur-
Gay. George c. McCord west end !
| grocer.
! Special sale SATURDAY, sl95. Economy t
/ shoe store. over Stricklers,. Ben Hen
derson, manage.
Special sale saturday, sl.s5. Economy |
shoe store, sover Stricklers'. Ben Hen !
! derson, manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Eoofcr, :
o27 North Second street. are parents !
! of son. born Thursday afternoon.
! Call r.. l.. ,Iundell at Albion for auto ,
livery Any distance. day or night. rain
/ or shine. Reasonable price.--Adver-
tsement.
+ Jack Brodie has accepted position
no ,,-i. .l,a Nh .
! Der shop and will he glad to meet his
old friends and patrons. H. c., Upton,
] proprietor.
With Christmas not far off. it is time
! that YOU arrange with the Apgar studio :
f! to have Your photos made in time to
remember your friends with the Apgar |
! studio over Abbotts.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnston left
! for Fort Madison this forenoon TO Wis /
/ it for week or ten days with Mr.. and /,
! Mrs Peter Hitch. Mrs. Hitch is a |
niece of Mrs. Johnston.
! Attend the second party of the Royal
Highlander dancing series Monday |
| evening. Oct u. in Red Mems hall. |
Admission 90 cents per couple. Extra !
ladies. 10 cents. Committee.
y u
daring drama of money and marase !
will be presented at the Odeon Theater !
Sunday evening for the first time here. |
| Prices. 25-35-50 and - cents. Seat !;
) sale opens Saturday at 10 a. M. OdeoI /
w T. Bennett spent Thursday in !
Melbourne. where he was in attendance
at the Naltermeyer Bros. hog sale
| The sale was one of the largest held in I
A. \,
! prices were for the most part high, !
| several animals selling for over $500. /
Mrs Maggie Rocky, widow of |
Thomas Hockey, who lives with her |
daughter, Mrs. 7. Nelson Downs. !
South Third avenue. is lying very !
critically i'll today as the result of a |
stroke of paralysis, suffered at $50 |
Thursday evening. The entire left |,
side of the body is affected.
| An enjoyable afternoon was spent !
by the members of the Pansy Club |
Thursday. at the home of Mrs. Peter |
Cord. 303 East Linn street The |
hours were passed visiting and with |
fancy work. and Mrs Cord was as
sisted. by Marian Elder and MaFtis
Cord in serving refreshments.
| j. w. Melton received word Thurs
day from Mrs. Melton, who was called
| to Waverly early In the week by the |
critical illness of her brother, Frank ,
Angstmann. stating that Mr.. Angst |
manns condition had not improved !.
and that death was now but a mat
ter of days. Mrs. Melton will remain
with her brother I
Mrs Mary S. BATHS. EOS North Third |
street was hostess Thursday afternoon /
to the members of the Witenagemote |
Club. The officers for the ensuing year
are Mrs. Jennie Wilson. president:
Mrs. W. II. Jones' vice president and |
treasurer. and Mrs. Mary BATHS. sec
rotary. The club reading was contin-
ued and refreshments were served.
Rev. and Mrs. T. f. Fleming and |
daughter, Miss Sue Fleming. left this.
morning for Manchester. where they |
are to make their home. Rev. Mr. |
Fleming. who recently retired as SUI !
perintendent of the Marsha!ltown dis |
trct of the Methodist church. is to be !
associated at Manchester with a farm |
mortgage loan concern of which his |
SON law A. NJ. Cloud. is president
Complimentary to her guest. Mrs |
A. Y Bayne. of Minneap o:is, Mrs. F. |
z. Stewart West Grant street. enter |
tanned informally AT luncheon Thurs |
day. Yellow chrysanthemums were /
used in decorating. yellow being used |!
in dainty color schemet on :fe table. i
At 1 o'clock luncheon was served. after /;
which bridge was enjoyed. Mrs r. w !
McCreery received the prize for high !
score. Miss Adeline Parker. of Den |
vcr and Mrs. j. W. Sipher of Mon !
mouth, Ill. We're out of-town guests.
DR.. T.. Fl. Hynds was host at din
ner party Thursday evening. given as
a surprise ana in ilui,u. vi Mrs. Hyuds
birthday anniversary. The affair was
held at the home of Misses Amanda !
and Mile Baasch 105 West Boone /
street Covers We're laid for fourteen.
! the guests being DR.. and Mrs. Hynds'
more intimate friends. and at o'clock !
four course dinner was served. In |
decorating pink and white carnations !
were used and were also given as fav- I
ors. Mrs. Hynds was presented with Il
dozen beautiful napkins by her friends. !
and an informal evening was spent SO
cially.