Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-30

1t was 11.45 Saturday evening when [
the last shirt customer departed from
Henry Pappes clothing house.
An elegant line of new fair STYLES in
fancy silks for waists ready for inspec-
ton. Host's Department Store.
The trial of Joe Battles and Mrs.
George scoggin, charged with adultery. /
is set for Thursday before Justice Bur-
rift.
They have it now! "A Flyo euro that |
Will keep the flies off from your horses
and cattle. For sale by Mcbride & VIII. |
Charles ] Lander, George Powers and |
Hammond & Benedict.
The Burlington. Cedar Rapids &
Northern railway has named a rate of
one fare plus 50 to Denver and return
for the annual meeting of the Y. p. g.
3U. at that point July $3.50. For full |
particulars call on any agent of the
Cedar Rapids Route
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. johnson. of Den
ison We're in the city today and We're
Joined by Mrs. Isaac johnson. of Fer
.guson. who Will accompany them to
Chicago and Michigan for a visit with
relatives on Thursday they will be in
South Haven, Mich, where they will at
tend a large family reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. James AIcClanahan left
this morning for their home in Mime
Japels after a short visit here. They
We're accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. F.
IL. Stewart whose guests they have
been at the home of Mrs. Johanna Ger
mart and Mrs. f. b. Newcomer. Mr..
~. a, c.
in about three weeks.
Or. Leonard f, Kellogg will leave
"Wednesday on an extended vacation
trip IN the West. principally thruout
California. He Will spend the greater
part of his time in the Humberg cam
von, where his brother DR.. \. G. Kel-
logg formerly of Sioux City, is develop
ing a gold mining claim. All the prin-
cipa points of the state Will be visited
before his return, which Will not be un-
til about Sept. l.
Mrs. Emma Lodge. a the home of her
son. Charles Lodge. near Hartland en-
tertained a party of friends Saturday
a i a delightful dinner She was as
sisted by Mrs. Charles Lodge in serN
Ing tlla elegant repast. Her guests
ISWere Mrs, c. Turner.$of HartIand, and
Mrs A. K. Stinson and daughter, Miss
Jennie. Mrs. NJ. f. Whitehead and
daughter. Miss kathryn. and Mrs.
1. Clarence Anson. of this city. and Miss
1 Ida Mellish, of Pasadena, Cal.
4 Cedar Rapids has met the require
! nlentss and will. after all. entertain thu
! FartN-ninth encampment. Adj. Gen
Byers8 Of the Iowa National Guard MAS
There recently 10 confer With Col. VIC.
Dpws Of the Forty -ninth. closing up
some contracts and making all the pre-
li.iminary5 arrangernents3f for the encamp-
| nlent. The indications are that there
/ VIII be a full representation OF the regi-
! mint there, az Il is the first time the
I boys have had an opportunity to be to-
4 the service The encanp,nen. MiIl be
jhee at the Vest Side driving park,
where there is every accommodation. Ii,
the city and II IS proba bic large crowds
i Will be at the camp the entire Nsaek.
L A very PHEASANT social event was that
at the Paragon restaurant Saturday
4 evening. Nj. W. Gossard, general agent
for Warder, Bushnell 4 iiiessnsr Com
pany. gave a banquet to a small COM
pany of friends. Mrs. L. Z. Jones pre-
4 pared the spread. which is highly
spoken of by. those who partook III 1t.
Mr.. Gossards was presented with a
Z handsome new tile and Mrs. Gossard
81 With a pretty fruit dish. Those Who SAT
Fl a the frstal board We're MIR. and Mrs.
NJ. w. Gossard, o. e. Allen. l.. Z. Barr,
l.. Il. Schaper. G.. G. Gossard, H. l..
konantz. I. "A. Reynolds. l.. Hartwick.
q ". q. Keesy Henry Donahoe, Nj Nc
q Nichols, F. Bush, Anton Hilcher, J.
Il w. Skinner and j. A. Campbell. The
Paragon is prepared to serve banQuets
. at all tim IS.
q The members of Terrace Park Camp
despite the rainy weather, are having a
fine time and are developing their tai
!, ents along the line Of dramatic art In
4, such way as Will astonlsh Their
friends when they return to their old
!, haunts again. They have given fol
i the amusement Of some of their friends
. who have been with them the soul
stirring comedy, Where II Ended Al
the east was good, bur deserving OF
& special mentioni is the work of Mrs. w
4 r. Forney as prima donna and Mr.. F
f. North as stlle heavy villain. The visi-
r tors at the camp Saturday were Mr.
. and Mrs. C. MColeman and son. Mas,
i ter Morgan Coleman, and Miss Inc.
Z Smith. sunday Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jan
! ney, Miss Moiiie Allison and Mr. Franz
Willard and son Arson spent the da,
/: in ca mp. Miss Anna Frank. of Sterling
. ILL.,. is a resident of the camp now ant
: under the tutelage of Mr.. r. w. Nc
! Bride is becoming an expert angler TIL.
camp will not be broken for anothe
week.
v Mrs. j. NJ. Friedman and daughter
e Ida went today to 4lenwood with theil
: daughter and sister, Ethel. whom they
I will place in the school for the feeble
) minded The case Of the little girl Il
g very pitiabe. She is only s years old
i and at one time was as bright as AM
child. When she was 4 years old, how
/ ever, she fell and injured her head OF
. | an iron fountain, and since that TIM
. she has never been right. 1t was hopet
that she might improve, and as she dit
not seem to be dangerous her parents
: did not feel that they could allow he
e to go away from home. Saturday oh
e was lost and was found by a neighbo
: a long distance from home. She hat
b lately run away 50 many times ant
e caused her family so much anxiety tina
: they finally decided to take her to tn
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