Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-25

Cora, who Is here for the purpose Of
taking treatment.
b. p. o. Elks' special meeting tonight
to consider the matter in regard to fur
nishing our new rooms; also other BUSH
ness. H. L. Getz. e. r.
A great turning over of shirts at
Flitton's is going on constantly. Why
not have yours go. over with the rest?
1t will certainly go If you take 1t there.
Do not fail to attend our August
clearance sale. We have plenty OF good
bargains left in our s19S ladies' shoes;
former price, SO and $3.50. Bromley's
Shoe Store. no East Main street.
Mrs. r. r. Jones and daughter, Miss
Theresa delightfully."- entertained at
tea Thursday evening Mrs. Charles
Knisely, of st. Louis: Misses Maude
Fulmer. Agnes Thomas, Lulu Huffaker
and Margaret Farrar, of Chicago.
F. n. Shook of Detroit. Mich, stu
dent of the University of Michigan, at
Ann Arbor, and a member of the Stu
dents Volunteer Missionary Band, will
be in the city tonight and will speak at
the Presbyterian church on the move
ment In which he is interested.
Miss Clara Eichorn left Thursday ev-
ening for st. Louis, Mo, where she will
visit for week or ten days at the home
of her uncle, Mr.. H. F. Faidley. Miss
Eichorn, who was member of the high
schools class of SO. will teach this fall
and will act as the assistant of Miss
Alice Baird.
y, ,l,,.rc of no tQa nj
Beeson Camp. NJ. w. A.. are congratu-
llating themselves over their success at
the Hampton Woodmen picnic, where
they captured the first prize in the drill"
contest. They had two competitors, the
teams from Chaplin and Hampton. The
| X o. T. NJ band. of the city, took the
| first prize, $40, in the band contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Miller. who have
been enjoying an extensive pleasure
"trip of nearly two months throughout
california, arrived home at 4: so O'Clock
Thursday night. They returned via Ida
Grove. where they have visited for a
short time with their sons. Messrs. r.
i p. and P. NJ Miller. Misses Mary, Lou
Use and Mabel Miller. their daughters,
who accompanied them. will not be
home for about week.
i Mr.. and Mrs l. L. Brown. daughter
Grace and son Carl: Misses Hattie and
Mary Mays and Sophine Jones and Mr..
John Green were in Toledo Thursday
lin attendance al the funeral of the late
lwalter Green. brother of Mrs. Brown
and Mr. Green. who died Tuesday after
moon. Deceased was a resident of Mar
4 shalltown for year--from the summer
i..f had frje NJ &
here He was % years of age at the
time of his death.
A carriage drive around the city was
Ienjoyed this morning by a party of la
Idies who We're guests of Mrs. William
kegel At 1898 they left the carriages
lat the home Of the hostess, No. 800 West
Main street where a four-course break
fast was served by the hostess little
daughter Margaret and Shirley, the lit
! tile daughter OF the honored guest, Mrs
Ferguson, OF Chicago. BESIDES the host
Iess and her honored guest the party
WAS made up Of Mesdames d. a. Will
Jams, Harry Fisher, Oliver Gerry, c. w
Nelson, l.. 2. Savage, of Chicago: c. b
/, Osborne of Atlantic; Misses Marion
!. Parker Carolyn Anderson Isabel ant
Aleene Patterson, Bertha Tompkins, o
st Paul and Margaret Alexander, O
Quincy, H.
Pappa Eros for reliability.
t A number Of young girls We're enter
$ tanned at q O'Clock dinner at the Pill
grim Thursday evening by Mrs. ID. A
t Williams in honor of her guest. Mis-
: Corrie Osborne, of Atlantic. Miss Os
: borne has pronounced talent as vic
, linst and before dinner was serve,
played q number of selections, he
4 mother accompanying her on the piano
f The menu was an elaborate one and tn
e one large table was decorated with deli
\ cate flowers of pink and lavender. TIL
favors We're dainty boxes filled wit
!, pretty hued bon bons. The after Dime
hours We're spent in drive around tn
: city. Mrs. Williams guests wer
i Misses Wilma Robbins, Ruth Binford
Alice and Cola Nancy. Carrie an
Adah Powers and Marguerite Lane, Q
! Detroit.
Q Pappe Bros for mems suits.
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II The second lecture scheduled for tn
V pleasure and benefit of the attendant
II of the normal was given in the assem-
e bly, room Thursday evening by MI
V George E. Little, of Washington, D. C
n who has national reputation as a lee
j. turer before educational gathering.
II His lecture was in the form of the ever
popular chalk-table and his subject wa
Forms and Faces in Crayon an
Chalk Mr.. Little is extremely facil
S. with tongue and hand and his talk
N while laying no claims to being witty {
IF popular are at once interesting and IL
S, structive. The value of the chalk wor
e. to the school was emphasized and til
,r teachers were urged to learn to EXPIRE.
lie themselves in simple designs on til
W black board The evolution and multi
l. plication of forms through the fol
D phases of life, the crystal, the plan
e, the animal and the human
l. were dwelt upon and the value Of
in single line in the expression Of fat
ss was shown In clever sketches. With IL
III came designs, he brought out Il
70 psychological meaning of lines ar
l. forms. The talk made an excellent in
" preston on the large number who wei
present.
] Pappe Bros for underwear.
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