Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-18

Adams grocery. ZIG East Main.
The never-slag curtain stretcher
you find at Schmidt & Bourne's.
Air tight heaters at all prices and in.
all styles. at Schmidt & Bourne's.
Extra size fleeced underwear for
ladies. Hoyt's Department Store.
Ladies' ready-made black brocaded
skirts for $l.35 at Lee s. Benedict's.
The prettiest styles in fleeced wrap
per goods can be found here. Hoyt's
Department Store.
The Shakespeare Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. George Z.
Adams, No. North Fifth street.
Steel ranges and stoves-the best are
the cheapest-you find them at
Schmidt & Bourne's, 1o2 West Main.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Uni
versalist church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Mary
Barrows.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Balch are parents
of a daughter. born Saturday night. Mr.
Balch who has been absent from the
city for a few weeks, was Informed of
the gladstone news at Montreal. CAM
Sunday.
The nobbiest suitings and trouser-
ings in the city may be found at Hop
kins'. He personally selected his stock
while in the east and purchased only
the best and latest. 1t will be to your
interest to see Hopkins.
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Miss Stella Mason, Of Brooklyn, ac-
companied by her aunt, Miss Nellie A
Mason. of Grinnell. spent Saturday in
the city for the purpose of having an
affection to her eyes diagnosed, with a
view of taking treatment for the
trouble.
Messrs. Harry Denmead and Clyde.
Church left Sunday evening for Culver,
Ind, where they enter the Culver Mill
tary Academy. AT Tama the boys Joined
an Iowa delegation, in special car, in
charge of Mr.. Ernest A. jackson, of Des
Moines, who has been travelling Cor the
academy during the summer months.
Miss Florence Michaels was hostess
at dinner to the Yadhtrib Club, the
only members of which, aside from her
self, in the city at present. are Misses
May Baker, Emma Woodbury. and
Bessie ketchum. Guests in the persons
of Misses Jessie Schobert. Florence
Harris. Florence Kelly. and Roselle
Park were present.
Mrs. Hester Taylor, of Grinnell, spent
| Sunday in the city at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. II. L. Long, coming with the
especial purpose of visiting her cousin,
Mrs. w. 7. McGrew of LeMars. Mrs.
McGrew will be remembered better
perhaps by her friends in the city as
having formerly been Miss Julia Long,
for several years teacher in the city
schools. Mrs. McGrew is here for two
weeks visit and is accompanied by her
children. Edith and William.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Carney, son Leon
ard and daughter Lora left Saturday
evening for Chicago, where Mr.. Leonard
4 Carney is soon to enter the Northwest
! ern Military Academy at Highland
Park. Ill. Mr.. and Mrs. Carney and
/ daughter Will remain to see him nicely
settled. Mr.. Wyllis Smith, another stu
dent at the academy. left this afternoon
on the Colorado special for Chicago, and
was accompanied by his grandmother
4 Mrs. Ruth Wyllis. Mr.. Delos Wilbur
leaves tonight and Mr.. Ross Ingledue
4 Tuesday night.
Mrs. B. T. voorhies arrived home
Saturday evening from her extended
visit of three and one half months ir
Montana. Her principal stay was q,
Livingston, where she was the guest OIL
her sister, Mrs. F. NJ Landon, ane
family, formerly of this city She also
visited Mr.. VOORHEES, brother Mr.. r
b. VOORHEES,, at Glendive, and in Min
neapolis. on the return trip, was tn,
guest of Miss Augusta A. Conner. Mrs
Voohies' niece, Miss Milfred Landon
accompanied her to Minneapolis, ant
has entered a conservatory of music il
that city where she will study for :
year.
A delightful afternoon was enjoyed b,
the Literary Clan Saturday at the hom
of Miss Mary Jean Miller, south of TIN
city. The ride out and back was en-
joyed in large carry-all and merri
,nent reigned supreme. Miss Miller
who is to return this week to Chicago
where she has charge of the kindergar
ten in Mrs. Loring's school, took thi
occasion to tell the clan of her delight
lful summer spent in Europe. Her tall
; was made more interesting by the man.
Iexcellent photographs which she col
lected and has prettily mounted. A
the young ladies are studying art thi
year, they We're especially interested il
her descriptions of cathedrals and ar
galleries visited After the informa
S talk was finished Misses Louise an
4 Mabel Miller served refreshments an
!, the guests departed, voting the after
, noon one of the most enjoyable they ha
: ever spent together.
Mr.. f. w. Whitney, of Boulder, Col
who was called to the city on account {
the serious mental condition of hi
: brother. Mr.. NJ. L. Whitney, left Sunda
n afternoon on the Colorado special fc
: Battle Creek, Mich, where he will plac
II his brother in a sanitarium for tw
$ months treatment, in the hopes of re
a ceiving permanent benefit. If it shoul
:. be found that he does not recover, {
shows no prospects of ultimate reco,
cry, Mr.. Whitney will be brought bac
to this city and either placed in I'll
n county or state hospital. Mr.. e. v
h Whitney will return to this city ne,
! week to look after some business ma
6 tiers of his brother. The patient wi
4 have flrst-class treatment at the san
tarium, and he fell into the idea
rrf.i inn n o..