Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-17

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Complimentary TO the anniversary of
her daughter Mrs NJ S. Mcfarland,
Mrs e. l.. Riley entertained a family
gathering at TEA ateher home Thursday
evs llg.
The corner staneof the handsome mon
.ument to be erected al the grlia of the
late Mrs. Emily j. Fort was laid today.
Mr. Fort gathered several public docu-
ments newspapers, etc, to deposit
therein.
Miss Grace sullivan, one of the Sec
.ond ward school teachers, has returned
10 the city after Spending her summer
vacation a hes home in Dubuque. and
IS again ready 10 resume the work of
the sali term.
Assistant General Manager S. San
born. of t he Northwestern. and party,
passed thru the Thursday evening
in a special Car, attached to the Colo
RADIO special. Mr.. sanborn was en- route.
to Council BluiIs.
Mrs e. r. Lay Was hostess to about
forty Of her lady friends at a $50
o'clock tea Thursday evening at her
pleasant home. No. 6 North Second
street The affair was in honor ii the
hostess sister, Mrs. Z. L. Wheeler, of
Chicago.
When passing the furniture store of
Marion Gard glance in at the WINDOW
and take a look at he elegant leather
couch and rocker. They are handsome
substantial and dulahla Something
new i'll draperies and prices lower than
elsewhere. Marion Gard.
Those desiring to accommodate nor
NAL students during the institute Viii
please address a card to nls, stating the
number OF ladies' or gentlemen desired,
whethsr lodging or meals Or both can
be furnished, rates and location OF resi-
leEce. j. Nor,issey, County Superinten-s
dent of Schools.
Oskaloosa Herald: Miss Lucille Will.
son, Who has benin the city visiting at
| the home OF her grandmother, Mrs. Ben
tjan7tn Slen2nlons, on South First street.
departed yesterday for her home in
Marshalltcwn. She was accompanied
/ by Miss iserenice Baer, who will visit in
| thai city for a couple of weeks.
Last evening s. 0sk aloosa Herald Gays:
Mrs. X. B. Throop. who has been in
the city With her son Addison departed
/ this morning for her home in Mt. Pleas
ant Mrs. Addison Throop, who has
been visiting friends in Maraha!itown,
/ returned to the Cit; last evening, and
/ they depart this evening for their new
home in Deadwood, S. d.
Mr.. a. e. Wilbur received this norm
ling a postal card from his brother-i1s-
law, Mr.. II. p. Densel written from the
top of the Eifel tower on Aug. Il. Mr..
hDensel and Mr.. Cook spend their last
day in the old world today, and will
leave Hamburg, Germany, tomorrow.
len route home. They expect to arrive
lin Marshalltown on Sept. 8.
Engineer Jared Moreland, of the Cen
trail, accompanied by his wife and Mrs.
Allen SwartWood, went to Oskaloosa
4 Thursday evening. to attend the Ma
/ haska County Holiness Association
meeting, which began today and con-
/ tinues for ten days. Miss May More
land accompanied her parents as far as
New Sharon, where she will visit
/ friends.
A good cup of coffee at the end of
1 the dinner quiets any lnisgivings Of in
digestion, obliterates all suggestions of
i'll humor. Any of our high grade cof-
i fees always receive a hearty welcome
at the end of any and every meal--a
i promoter of good hunor, an indlspens-
able aid to good health. Our 25-cent
4 Mocha and Java is an excellent article.
i Sinclair tea and coffee house.
Heinz malt and Johnson pure cider
vinegar; exclusive agency at Culley's.
Mrs. Ruth Wyllis. of Evanston, ILL.,,
who has been in the city two weeks Wis
5iting her daughter, Mrs. George w.
Smith, left Thursday evening for Dem
yer, where she will visit her daughter,
Mrs. S. T. Cammack. Mrs Wyllis will
return to Marshalltown in fortnight