Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-05
Gi1lle5'aaepubdt,1a
CITY IN BRIEF

>-><<>>>>>>>>->>>
! CITY IN BRIEF !
Tip Top bread. Sanitary grocery.
DIR. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main.
Don't forget the number. Phone 312.
Joe Pinkerton grocery.
Phone 312. Joe Pinkerton grocery
North Thirteenth street.
Home grown Garwin celery. Phone
"a. Reynolds & Sheldon.
New dills, Grandma sweets, sours,
and sweet mixed pickles. Culley's.
Attend the Royal Highlander dance
in Red Mems hall next Monday even
ing.-Advertisement.
Country dressed chickens Better
phone in for your Sunday dinner.
Lockard & Overturf grocery.
Mrs. w. P. Galloway left for Fort
Dodge this morning to visit for few
days with Mrs. Charles Norby.
Relatives and friends made happy
with your portrait on Christmas day.
Make an appointment now. Camera
Shpo.
Our special Offering to you. Por-
traiture Of the highest quality. Quail
ity, not quantity, our slogan. Camera
Shop.
Mrs. A. H. WellSer, 2o6 North Seventh
street will entertain at 2:S0 Friday af-
ternoon the G. w. B. NJ. Auxiliary at
its regular monthly business and social
meeting.
We are county agents for Coles Hot
Blast heaters These heaters will keep
fire with any fuel you may choose. The
most economical heater ever sold, $40
up. Schmidt's hardware.
The following kinds of apples, Ben
Davis, Greetings, Baldwfns, Ramboes,
Tallman sweets, Kings, Wolf Rivers,
Spies, Belleflower. Grimes Golden and
Jonathans. Culley's. 10 and IL South
First avenue.
r. U. Vanderveer went this morning
to Grinnell, where he was called by the
death of his father. Uriah Vanderveer,
who died wednesday night. Mrs. Van
derveer will go to Grinnell tonight or
Friday to attend the funeral.
An enjoyable afternoon was spent by
the members of the Priscilla Club, who
were entertained Wednesday by Mrs.
Philip Byrd, 70S East Main street. The
guests visited and sewed on their fancy
work. In serving refreshments Mrs.
Byrd was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Arthur Crabtree.
The Fidelity Savings Bank has filed
suit In the district court against Mrs.
Maude Hatcher, G. E. Hatcher. the
Ewing Planning Mill Company, w. H.
Ewing, and L. r. Holland. The action
is on a promissory note form s4,597
given by Hatcher to the bank. 1t is al
legged the note represented a debt Of the
Ewing Planning Mill Company. and 1t
was secured by a mortgage on the mill.
Foreclosure Of the mortgage Is sought,
and the court is asked to appoint H. j.
Allard receiver for the property.
The roadbed OF the park line Of the
street car company north of Marion
street Is being regarded by the Iowa
Railway & Light Company and lowered
to grade to conform with the new
grade established by grading the lots
of the Binford addition which join it
was laid it was put to a grade that has
been found to be higher than the new
grade of the surrounding property.
Street car service on the line has been
discontinued farther north than Mar
ion street until the regarding is finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Rhem and Mr..
and Mrs G.. S. Nugent arrived home
Thursday from two days motoring
trip thru northern Iowa. Their timer
airy included Waterloo, Cedar Falls,
Waverly, Charles City, Mason City,
Sheffield, and Ed IRA among the twen-
ty-six different towns that were Wis
tied. Mr.. Nugent says that in no place
did he see as many new houses as are
being built in this city. The roads were
found to be generally quite good, ex-
cepting where they have been worked
and left ridged in the center, leaving
siding track Of about twenty-five
degrees. Mr.. Nugent says that to
motorists old-fashioned sign boards,
pointing to the better roads to the
different towns. would be great help.
Misses Alma Giddings and Mabel
Ordway entertained informally We'd
esday evening the teachers of the
Arnold school and Mrs. Ferdinand
Schmidt and Mrs. Inez Dent. former
teachers Of the school. The affair was
held at the Giddings home, GA West
Linn street Large bouquets of yellow
and white chrysanthemums were used
in decorating the rooms ard tables,
each guest receiving a yellow chry-
santhemum as a favor. At o'clock
three course dinner was served. the
hosteSses being assisted by Mrs. Naomi
Giddings. During the evening hours
Games and music furnished the enter
tainment and much amusement was
afforded by the ghosts" in the per-
sons Of several Of the Woodbury. teach
ers who arrived during the evening.