Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-13

Dr.. Janss. physician and surgeon.
George ]. Allen. scientific optician.
wanted-Apprentice girls who know
sewing, at Mrs. Benjamin's.
Attend the excursion to Clear Lake
Thursday, September IA. Round trip,
81.
To save wear on your linen take It to.
Flitton for laundering and get first
class work.
Mrs. Leonora Cox and Miss Mary Roe
returned this morning from business
trip to Chicago.
Get your Welsbach lamps, mantels
and chimneys at Blake's. Office open
from 6 to at night.
Step into NJ. F., Cards furniture store.
He has just received a nice line of baby
cabs, rockers and extension tables.
Mr.. Walter Packard, younger son of
Ex-Governor S. b. Packard, leaves this
evening for Iowa City. where he will
enter upon course of law in the State
University.
Messrs. Richard Dana Marsh and
Clyde Caswell left Tuesday evening for
Iowa City, where they will re-enter the
State University of Iowa. Mr.. Lee Sieg
left for Iowa City at 2:1O this morning
Frank Morrison, son Of Mrs. Mary
Morrison. of s07 West Nevada street,
has accepted a position with the Mar
shalltown Light, Power & Railway
Company as conductor on one of their
cars.
A party that enjoyed a picnic supper
at the Soldiers Home park Tuesday
evening consisted of Misses Bail and
Wallace. of Toledo, Eva and Edna
Wildman, Mrs. Harry Reed; Messrs
Thomas Stotts, Amos Ball, Robert
Stewart and Ralph Wildman.
Mrs. O. E. Robertson and daughter
Clara and Miss Jessie Burritt went to
Eldora Tuesday evening, where they
will attend the Hardin county fair.
Mrs Robertson and daughter will visit
MI. Robertson, who has been located
there in business for some time.
Miss Ida Dugan and Messrs Joe
Lander and Guy Talbot We're in Grin
nell Tuesday evening, attending a dane
ing party. After the party, Miss Min
ME Thayer entertained at an elegant
supper at her home. Mr.. Talbot went
on to Oskaloosa this morning on com
pany business.
Quartermaster B. A. Beeson received
a dispatch Tuesday evening from his
son. Lieut.. L. G. Beeson, assistant sur
geon in the regular army, saying he
would not be here today, as expected.
on recruiting duty, as he had received
word TO report at once at Vancouver
barracks, Washington.
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In honor of the visiting officials of the
| Iowa Central, Auditor r. /. WATSON, as
sisted by his Wife and daughter. Miss
May. entertained at a 6 O'Clock dinner
Tuesday evening Messrs. A. Z. Wilbur,
C. w. Huntington, F. w. Parsons and
w. "A. WATSON and Messrs. G. r. Morse,
John Scrymser and c. T. Brooks, of
New York.
Supreme Court Reporter Ben 1. Salin-
ger, of Carroll, who is also grand chan
cellor of the knights of Pythias OF
! Iowa; Will l.. Scism, of Cedar Rapids
editor of the Knights Jewel, and Rep.
resentative A. E. Jackson, of Tama
4 We're in the city Tuesday night in con
I ference with Mr.. Harry T.. Sloan, OF
knights of Pythias matters.
S. G.. Mason. who has charge Of tbs
\ excursion to Clear Lake, assures us
THAT every arrangement has been made
4 for the comfort and pleasure of those
attending on Thursday, the 14th. Mr.
i Mason has been over the Iowa Contra
4 lines continuously for the past week
A and he assures us that this, the las
Excursion to the lakes this season, vii
! be the finest and best.
4 The executive meeting of the cit,
4 union of the Y. p. S. C. L. societies, Ep
worth League and b. Y. p. U. met Mon
4 day evening in the Congregations
church and appointed the following
q chairmen of committees for the mex
six months: Missionary. Miss Esthe
Spencer; prayermeeting, Mr.. Wi
Scott: junior work Miss Susie Mills
and lookout, Mrs. w. r. Painter.
Rev. and Mrs. c. p. Boardman enter
5 tanned Tuesday evening the superinten
4 tendent and teachers of the Gongrega
: tional Sunday school. About twenty
five We're present and an enjoyable tim
was had. Although the conversatio
was largely on methods of work, tt
primary object OF the evening was
promote sociability among the Sunda
: school workers. The hostess served r,
freshments.
Buffalo Bits show will source
: great warmth" to the hearts of til
: people on the 22d, but this winter yo
: will want something more substanti;
i in the way of warmth, such as OF
various grades of best lump coal. W
handle Boone lower vein, Centervil
e block. Maple Grove chunk and all siz'
: of hard coal. Examine our coal ar
y prices before buying. William Elg
y Coal Company.
Mr.. E. NJ. Williams left Tuesday e.
. ening for Fort Dodge, where he spel
= today making selection of d res
: dence, which he will occupy after o
tober !, or the time when the McCo
mick general agency will be remove
'e from this city. 1t is possible that Il
company will not get their ofiic
Ell moved until after the first of t
III month, but it is expected that the r
RS moval will occur shortly after tn
81 time.
.s Mr. Horace NJ. Rebok, of Toledo, u
til recently editor of the Tama Coun
Democrat, accompanied by Mrs. Reb
ic and daughter, Gladys, arrived in t