Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-15
CITY IN BRIEF
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Spalding football equipment.
Schmidt's hardware
Country dressed chickens ''Pnone -
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Try sack of Worlds Fair flour. We
sell II. We deliver. Bowles & Billings
Feed Company.
The Click School Mothers Club will
meet Friday afternoon at o'clock at
the school building.
Just received some excellent values
in second hand Winchester repeating
shotsuns. Schmidt's hardware.
The Tirzah Aid Society will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. A. Nj.
Plummer, 5o2 West Railroad street.
order a Ave sack lot Of No. north
ern spring wheat flour. Special reduced
prices at Bowles & Billings for ten
days. We NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dance at Red Mems hall Saturday
day night, Oct. II. Music by Odeon
Theater orchestra. seven pieces. Tick
cts so cents, extra ladies 10 cents.-Ad-
vertisement.
Misses Fannie and Rosie Flower
went this morning to Des Moines.
where they will be guests at the we'd
ding Of Miss Sarah Latta and Jerry
Saylor. which will take place this eve
ming at o'clock at the home of the
brides grandfather. l.. Harbach.
Members Of the Court OF Honor
Circle enjoyed their regular meeting
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. +. l..
Jones, 9 West State street After the
routine business was disposed of the
hours were spent socially. and late In
the afternoon Mrs. Jones served
luncheon.
Supper was served to 800 patrons at
the sauer kraut supper given by the
aid society of the German church
Wednesday evening in the church
basement. The committee in charge of
the affair was assisted by the mem
bers and young women of the church
in serving. The net receipts of the
supper amounted to over s45
Mrs. Frances Angle, OF o'Neill. Neh..
has written Coroner +. III. Boucher a
second letter relative to the body of
the unknown man killed in this city a
few weeks ago while trying to get off
a Chicago Great Western freight train
From n more minute description OF
her husband, as given by the wife. 1t
would seem that the man killed mere
could not have been Mr.. Angle. The
height of the two men Is the most
serious discrepancy In the description,
as Mrs Angle says her husband was
nearly six feet tall, while the man
killed here was not so tall, by three or
four inches. The color of hair, eyes,
and mustache tally Very closely, as
does also the weight.
Funeral services for Lucian L. Clark
were held in this city and State Cen
ter Wednesday. At the family home,
407 North First street. before the body
was taken to State Center. Rev. r. F..
Huriburt conducted q prayer service.
The pail bearers were F.. w. Carl, X.
X. Kemble, e. B. Emes A. h. Smith. j.
| @. Hall. and w. w. Hixson. At the
| Methodist church at State Center at
$3.50 in the afternoon, Rev. DIR. Hurl-
burt, assisted by Rev. j. j. Yost, had
charge of the service. Because Ed
[ ward Clark, of Helena, Mont, son.
had not arrived at State Center for the
! funeral interment of the body in Hill
side cemetery was deferred until this
afternoon, altho even then Mr. Clark
had not yet reached State Center. Tho
! pail bearers for the State Center
service were j. W. Banks. w. e. Wat
son. J. Sedgwick o. ]. Amer, E. j.
Wyatt, and c. r. Linn.