Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-23

Dance at Germania Hail tonight.

Dance at Germania Hall tonight.
Abstracts, loans. b. F. Cummings.
None but the choicest brands OF ci-
gars kept at the Pantorium.
Plaid skirtings, the prettiest patterns
in the city. just in at the Hawkeye.
Call and see them.
Our personally selected trouserings
for fall are worthy of your inspection.
Hopkins, the popular tailor.
Have your fall suit cleaned and dyed
now, and be ready for cool weather.
Flitton does 1t satisfactorily.
You can get your shoes shined at the
Pantorium Club. whether you are a
member of not. by paying the regular
price.
Davenport Times: Christian Schneid-
er of Buffalo. a veteran of the civil war,
left last night for Marshalltown, where
he will enter the Soldiers Home.
Miss Mary Pfantz, of State Center.
who is teacher in the Chicago schools,
returned to State Center this morning
Mrs. C. NJ. Hawks and little son
Francis went this morning to Dayton.
which is to be their new home and
where Mr.. Hawks has opened a barber
shop.
Mr.. p. s. Balch and son John went to
Des Moines Tuesday evening, where Mr..
Balch has some business matters to
look after. They will return home via
Colfax and spend few days there.
Mr.. Scott Owings has left on three
months business trip through Kansas
and Nebraska, in the interests of the
Meinicke Toy Company, of Milwaukee,
| a position he has held during the fall
months for two or three years.
Eldora Herald: George Hinrichs, Of
Steamboat Rock, brought his infant
son, three and a half months old, to
Emergency hospital Tuesday to con-
| suit with DIR. Kierulff as to the removal
| of vascular tumor from the eye. The
operation will be performed upon the
doctors next visit to Eldora on Sept. 5.
Mrs. A. N. Fields and daughter Vera
| left for the north Tuesday evening. the
former going to Hampton, where she
| will remain some little time with her
husband who is temporarily located
/ there as fireman on the work train en-
CINE operating on the Centrars new AL
gona extension of the Belmond branch.
Miss Vera stopped at Liscomb and will
visit her aunt, Mrs. j. b. Sweet.
| AT the fashionable high-priced sea-
side resorts, way down east. many of
! the visitors are like the waves of the
| sea, arrive in great style, but go away
4 broke. Iowa people can go to Clear
Lake without any such danger. Low
rate excursion to Clear Lake, special
train Sunday, Aug. 81, VIA Iowa Central.
account of Musical Festival. Round
| trip rate, SIPS. II. L. Laird, G. c., G.. p.
D., Marshalltown Ia.
Miss Anita Hubbell. of Albany, N. Y.
after a week visit with Mrs. G.. E. Ad-
ans and other friends, left Tuesday ev-
ening for ST. Paul to visit another week
with her daughter, Mrs. ID. b. Gardiner,
before returning home. The party of
ladies which has enjoyed so many
pleasant evenings during her stay We're
lentertained in the early evening with a
4 trolley ride by Mrs. Leonoria Cox and
misses Matte Jones. Lunch was
Iserved at the home of Miss Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Cockrill, of Boze-
man, Mont, passed through the city
! Tuesday on their way to Des Moines.
4 Mrs Cockrill. formerly Miss Dura Bro
4 kaw. of Dies Moines, has many ac-
auaintances in the city, having visited
\ here a number of times with Miss Lulu
Huffaker. Mr.. and Mrs. Cockrill Will &C
about Sept. 1 to Waco Texas, where Mr..
{, Coekrili has been elected to the chair of
| social economics in Add Ran university
and where Mrs Cockrill, who is an ac-
i complshed artist, will have charge OF
the art work.
4 The finest cigars in the city at the
4 Pantorium Club rooms.
1 James Roberts, of Penwater Wis, an
Il employe of the steel gang of the North
a western, received quite painful in
jury Tuesday afternoon while at work
near Quarry. Roberts was engaged In
Handling some steel, when his left hand
became caught between two of the
heavy rails. The result was that three
fingers We're mashed so that amputa-
/ ton was necessary. The middle and
, rino fingers We're taken off at the first
joint, while it was necessary only tc
amputate the end OF the index finger
The man was brought to this city after
his injury and was sent to the Getz
!, hospital.
The finest cigars in the city at the
Pantorium Club rooms.
Miss Alice Henderson. Of Boulder
Col, a former well-known Marshall.
town girl, Is in the city for a visit witt
friends and will be a member of the
Roundabout Clubs party that will leav,
Thursday evening for Macatawa, Mich.
a summer resort on Lake Michigan
where the club members will be enter
tanned at the summer home of formel
; member, Mrs. Lulu Loree-Legg, o.
Springfield, I'll. Just how many of TIL,
club members will be able to accept tn,
hospitality of Mrs. Legg is not yet def
v nitely known. Miss Henderson ane
r Miss Mertie Halbert will be members o
f the party, and they will be joined Their
v week or 50 later by Miss Lillian f
: Shorthill. who Will enjoy week at Ma
e catawa before going to Milwaukee to re
e sumo her school duties for next year
a Miss Leona Caswell is thinking serious
!, ~ of accompanying her sister members
j as is also Miss nellie Brennecke, provid
:. ing her health will permit.
1t matters not whether you belong t
e the Pantorium Club or not, you ma,
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