Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-24


twentieth sale free, money and goods so
to the customer.
The w. C. I. U. will meet Friday
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Emma
Palmer, 4OS West Church.
Banquet cigars now sold by Morgan.
Reynolds, Watson & Co. Lester Sum
dell. j. n. Sundell and w. II. Evans.
A very few friends We're entertained
in an informal way Wednesday evening
by Miss Gertrude Van Orman in honor
of her friend, Mrs. G. G. Gill. of Mel
bourne.
sergt. Mai. Davis, of the Salvation
Army, whose home is in Garner. Va,
will arrive in the city Friday, and will
remain over Sunday. conducting service
es in the Salvation Army tent.
Miss Anna Oppice, the youngest
daughter of Mr.. S. Oppice, left Wednes-
day evening for TT. Madison. where she
will enter st. Joseph's Academy as a
student. Miss Oppice was accompanied
by her sister, Sister Mary Plus, of the
academy, who has been teacher in the
school for the past five years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hartman and the
latters daughter, Miss Lottie Barker,
left this morning for their home in
Larned, Kas., after spending three
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Vehmeier They accompanied by Mrs.
j. Wertenberger, of Green Mountain,
who will spend the winter in Larned
with the hope that ia will improve her
health.
At the fashionable high priced sea-
side resorts, way Gown east, many of
the visitors are like the waves of the
sea, arrive in great style, but go away.
broke. Iowa people can go to Clear
Lake without any such danger. Low.
rate excursion to Clear Lake, special
train Sunday, Aug. q, VIA Iowa Central,
account of Musical Festival. Round
trip rate. s1.25. II. T.. Laird, G. c., G. p.
D.. Marshalltown Ia.
Acting General Manager j. n. Title
more will entertain at a $50 o'clock
dinner this evening, the honored guest
to be Col. L. NJ. Martin, soon to sever
his connection with the Iowa Central
as general manager. Miss Margaret
| Tittemore will act as hostess to her
brothers guests, who will be Messrs.
and Mesdames r. l. WATSON. C. w.
Huntington and S. NJ. Rogers; Miss
Libbie Hall, Mr.. Charles Tuffree and
Col. L. NJ. Martin.
A picnic party made up of Misses
Mabel and Agnes Drum, Helen Wrigley
and Winifred and Lura Tiffany; Messrs.
~. "A. Wauchope, Durham Moffatt.
Ralph WINERY and Car1ni Sheldon, of
Chicago, drove to Rock Valley mill
Wednesday afternoon. Just as they
were preparing to eat their supper,
however. the storm came up and no
time was lost in driving home. About
4 9 o'clock the belated supper was en-
3joyed at the Tiffany home. where the
Ieyening was pleasantly spent.
/. The regular bi-weekly meeting of the
Beethovens was held Wednesday after
noon with Miss Gertrude Van Orman
Notwithstanding the heat there was {
A good attendance, but there We're only
three of those on the program prepared
They were Miss nellie Whitton, wh'
4 played Nocturne by Chopin; Mis-
Gertrude Van Orman, who sang "Onl,
;. a Withered Rose by Thomas, and Mis-
!
.Glershorm." These selections, with
half hours reading from the Life o
Wagner" completed the afternoon
. program.
A very serviceable shack, to be use,
for camping purposes, is being erecte'
up the river at point north of the Sol
diers Home, and back OF the Sieg
Size brickyards. Messrs. Charles
. Brown, F. II. Lierle, w. G. Osman, Jr
: w. C. Rodgers. Arthur Wall, NJ. S. Nc
Farland and Griffin are putting up tn
: structure. and Immediately upon 1t
. completion it will be taken possession
of by some of the owners and their fam
: lilies. A number of the modern conve
( niences are being placed in the littl
A cottage, and 1t will be a very comforta
e BILE place to enjoy an outing.
Mrs. Oliver Gerry. of 1O7 Yves
tChurch street, gave a delightful part
last evening in honor of her two neice
J Miss Margaret l.. Alexander, of Quinc.
a Ill.,, and Miss Marguerite G.. Lane, {
!. Detroit, Mich. The pretty home of til
a hostess was tastefully decorated
pink and green, with an abundance {
flowers. Music and dancing We're til
y features Of the evening. Mrs. H.
! Fish presided at the punch bowl. Del
J. cate refreshments We're served TT
= following guests We're present: Miss.
r, Edna Sears, Peryle and Florence Hal
n ris Lois Barstow. Leila David, I'm
a Wallace, Elsa Stern, Florence Greer
Z. baum. Madge Kelley, Anna Hemingse
Y, and Carrie Bradbury.
lob r,ff ho cif ~
:, rested by Officers Clark and Kurz, AZ
- Charles Bowman. Of LaMoille, arrests
"a by Officers Clark and Weaver, We're b
4, fore Mayor Pierce Wednesday and pa
~ the costs for intoxication. Bowma
- while drunk, took Editor F. S. Wild
: horse and buggy from in front of Il
Beobachter office and proceeded to ha'
a good time. James Sheridan, of ID
s. Moines, arrested by Officer Weave
at William Connolly. Of Springfield, II
It. the young man who purchased a dril
in for the late William F. Mclaughlin ty
ne hours before he was killed. arrested
lit Officer Weaver, were up and sentenc
he to six days work. Thomas Griffin,
h. Central laborer on the Belmond exte
re sion, who was arrested by officer Clal
a. II. Walker. arrested by Officer Cochra
er and John Slaven. arrested by Offic
ia Hanson, paid their costs and were d.
IS. charged. Today T. Finnegan. p. Bra
,el LEV and ]. Lindsay, arrested by Off1C