Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-22

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j. j. Roe, Ill West Grant st.
New shirt waists in silk, wool. brill
liantines, etc, just received at New
Corners.
We have just received handsome
line of jardinieres. c. D. Lusby s. Co.,
SO West Main street.
Your groceries will be delivered
and in first-class shape if you
trade with us. A. e. Myers.
Twenty-Five dozen more ladies' ribbed
fleeced-lined vests will go tomorrow for
15 cents each. Lee & Benedict.
Attention K. of P-On next Monday
evening, September 49, there will be
work in the first rank. Smoker" fol-
lowing. f. G. Auringer, G. G.
Almost anything you want at price
you want to pay at Mrs. Morrills nilli-
merry. Those ready-to-wear hats are
beauties, and you will miss it if you do
not see them.
We have some very pretty patterns
in oil cloths. linoleums and mattings,
which we will be glad to show you.
Come and see them. d. C. Wilbur, Bee
Hive furniture department.
The suits made by Tony Psenicka are
not only attractive but durable He
can show you the best fabrics for the
least money of any tailor in the city.
Tony is the leader in fashion, and guar
antees fit.
Dreyfus has packed his trunks and is
coming to Marshalltown. 1t is reported
that one object he has in coming here
is to have his laundry done by Flitton,
as the results in that line have been
very unsatisfactory in France. Flitton
will do it right.
Been swearing lately? Most every
one has had experience with uncomfort-
able shoes, and consequently have felt
like swearing. If you buy your shoes
at the Economy you will have no occa-
sion TO even feel like swearing, for
nothing but comfortable and easy shoes
are sold by that firm. We are the Lead
ers when it comes to fine shoes. Z. w.
Stubs.
The season is here and so are the
rugs. We have three hundred hand
some rugs that we would like to have
you see. We are selling them al man
ufacturers prices, having bought in
large quantities, which enables US to
make a very low price. If you are
looking for a rug and want something
handsome, see what We have before
deciding on your rugs. Densel & Will
bur.
Thursday evening was an ideal one
for a little jaunt into the country and a
large number awaited themselves of the
opportunity TO attend the social given
tby the Women's League of the Christian
church at the home of MIR. and Mrs
William Size, just west of the city. Nc
program had been arranged. for it was
INTENDED the evening should be a purely
served and the ladies added neat lit
tile sum to their exchequer.
Mrs. George Eaton, who resides three
and one-half miles north of the city
gave family dinner party at her home
/ Thursday afternoon for MIR. and Mrs
A. n Garfield, of Washington The
ihostess was assisted in serving by hel
! daughters, Misses Ida, Anna and Mel
4 lie Eaton. The guests, aside from MIR
It and Mrs. Garfield. We're Mr.. S. Canfielt
i and sons Floyd and Leo. and MIR. ant
4 Mrs. Will Schofield, of Timber Creel
i township; Mr. Ed Bibb. of Ferguson
and MIR. and Mrs. Jud Garfield, of th
city.
:. The Aid Society of the Degree O
Honor met at the home of Mrs. Mary j
Skesg Thursday afternoon for the pur
pose of electing officers and to plan 70
l the fall and winter work. This societ.
3 is rev adjunct to the ID. of H., A. @
Z. w, and the membership number
about thirty. The officers elected wer
, Mrs.'Rose Spratt president; Mrs. Mar
garet Jurden, secretary and treasurer
;, The next meeting Will be held at tn
home of the president, Mrs. Spratt. o
South Fifth avenue.
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e The delightful day of Saturday las
: spent at the Indian reservation nea
!. Tama. has not been forgotten by tn
!, teachers who took the trip and Thurs
: day evening they met at the home
!, Miss Eva Wildman and enjoyed brus
party. The supper, which was a del
:, cious one was all prepared by tt
: young ladies over the campfire, WHO
! later served as a romantic backgrour
IL lilOT slbIy ltlllIS anu slllSIliG. ils VI TX
!, nal frolicers We're Misses Maxine Ke
ley, Matte Bach, Eva Wildman. Grat
sullivan. Minnie Van Patton. Lille
e BRIDGEPORT, zada White. Lillian Verne
$, Bessie Knight. Clarabel >Trott, Gra
.e Baker. Marie Evans and Carrie NJ
g Cornell. This number was added to la
y Ievening by the presence of Mrs. II.
If Reed, Messes Edna Wildman, Carol,
= Anderson ard Edith Waterman.
y The long expected" surprise up
= Miss Lulu Powers Huffaker, upon t
occasion of the anniversary of h
~ birth, was consummated Thursday e
n, ening at the Huffaker home, when
de number of young people made their a
appearance with the avowed intention
n having royal good time. The affa
ry was not one of those stereotyped "cor
to plete or perfect" surprises. for, in IA
If Miss Huffaker would have been mo
nd surprised had the affair been pos
at poned, as was the case a year az
when she expected like event to pa
into history. Without consideri
ne what might have been had the surpr
~ been genuine, the self invited que!
az ~. made themselves at home, showeri
-. upon their victim a varied assortme
~ of gifts, irrespective of kind or color
=. previous condition of servitude 7
~ evening was spent in very hap
-" manner concluding with a season