Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-26
DR.. Henriksen.
DR.. Nichols, physician.

For a cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" scent cigar.
New all overs in laces, tucking and
insertions. etc, received at .Newcom-
ler's.
Fishing tackle Of every description.
and for less money than elsewhere. ].
A. Lane.
Tray and lunch cloths and a big line
of fancy table damask in patterns, with
napkins to match. NJ. F. Andrews.
Reduced prices on short lengths of
table linens, prints, lnuslins, dress
goods, shirtings, crashes, etc. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Tomorrow morning all remnants Of
sdimities organdies and lawns that sold
supeto Ia cents ii yard. Your choice for
3 cents yard. Lee & Benedict.
The Burlington. Cedar Rapids 6.
Northern railway will sell round drip
excursion tickets to Cincinnati. o., at
Very favorable rates for the b. Y. p. y.
convention on July 1916. Call on any
agent OF the Cedar Rapids Route for
rates, limit. etc.
For the prohibition national conven-
ton at Chicago. June 27-2s. the Bur
lington. Cedar Rapids & Northern rail-
way will sell round trip tickets from all
points at very favorable rates. Call on
any agent Of the Cedar Rapids Route"
for full Information.
Underwear Of finer class than is
usually shown--tor sunmer-of the fin
lest mercerized materials, soft and
silky, smooth and comforta bic perfect
fitting-underwear that when you hold
lit up you'll say that's something like
T it," Sold only by Farrand & clifford.
Rev. C.. p. Roardman went Monday
evening to Grinnell, where he will
spend this week as the guest of Rev.
ID. NJ. Nittum, who has invited to be
with him eight of the Congregational
ministers of the state. They will dis.
'cuss things of interest to all and a
treat,
Since . O'clock this afternoon Miss
Cora Kilborn has been chaperoning the
class of the Congregational Sunday
school which she teaches at a picnic al
the Soldiers Home. Her sister, Miss
EGrace Kiborn and Miss Winifred
Cousins have been invited to eat supper
with theslittle girls, who are Ethel and
Flossic Ward, Hazel and Alice Willard,
Grace and Marie Miller, Irene Eason,
| Winifred Chamberlain, Ruth Thayer
and Margaret statler, of Des Moines.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Lunt, who board
at the Dodge house, entertained few
young people very Informally on the
4
Tor of Misses Roberta Grass, of Waterloo.
land Blanche Harris, of Perry, N. y. The
entire evening Vac spent on the lawn.
Grace Weld. also OF Waterloo, was pres
tent. Thise.ening Misses Florence Har-
r!s ard Fern Foreman will entertain in
honor Of the young ladies who are their
A guests. 1t will be lawn and dancing
4 party at the Harris home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Cope and daugh-
4 ter. Miss Relle. accompanied by their
i daughter and sister. Mrs. a. NJ. Dob
4 son, Of Garwin, went to Searsboro on
4 Monday evening, where they had the
4 pleasure of attending today the golden
iwedding of Mr.fCope's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. a. Cope, who came from their
old home in Ohio years and years ago
q and who have been prominent in theil
community for all that time. About
! 125 guests, for the most part relatives
'I5weres expected to be present and many
sEof them came from other states.
q Monday was the twenty-first ami
.iEsversary of the marriage of Dr. ant
81 Mrs. j. q. Van Ness, and in a Very in.
formal way the fact was celebrated b.
t a small company composed of the pas.
!. tor and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Theo
!, dore Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg'
z ,Treffry and DIR. j. r. .Albrook, of Noun
Vernon. Dr. Albrook's presence wa!
especially gratifying to the host ant
q hostess, owing to the fact that II wa
s at his home, when he was president o
the Epworth Seminary, and Miss Re
I. gina Blank was his first assistant. tina
h a young minister by the name OF VA
;. Ness courted Miss Blank and after
: wards took her away as his bride.
Miss Alta Brewer entertained Mon
/. day evening onsthe lawn OF her home
! No. Z South Third avenue the followin
/ young boys who are members Of he
s. Sunday school class in the Baptis
4 church. Masters Albert Hull. Charlie
II Beckwith. Ernest Townsend. Ray DE
Witt, George Egerman and Clarenc
Wilson. The party was given in homo
a of Miss Brewers cousin, Master Ralp
is Young. Of Tama, who's here visitin
y The lawn vas artistlcally lighted an
y the boys romped and had. a good tim
l. all the evening Miss Bay Brewer al
.issisted her sister In serving refresh
y ments and Miss Mae Bratt served tt
o.sI frappe. A colored quartet furnishe
mi vocal and instrumental music.
IL There s no home near MarshalltoW
n which is more popular than the one
~ Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Miller. just sou,
n of the city. and crowd which was el
q tertained there Saturday afternoon rea
& lied that fact to the uttermost. NJ
John Leon Colby, Of McIndor Falls, v
"a who is guest at the Miller home, vi
at 1.-the honored guest. Lawn tennis ",
n played early in the afternoon and tn,
a. they repaired to a grove where a can
IN supper was cooked and stories were to
ne around the bonfire. The happy par
as was composed OF Misses Helen Burne
no Claribel Trott, Agnes Carrie, Alice Ec
NJ ternacht. Carolyn Anderson and Ma
T. Jean. Louise and Mabel Miller; Messl
.ir Harry Echternacht, Ed Mcmillan, w
re Carleton, Joe Egermayer. Walter Leec
he Carl Bratt and the honored guest.
y Marshalltown was well represent