Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-10
PERSONAL MENTION
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Mr.. F. NJ Sutton has been in Eldora
today.
MIR II. ID. Evans was in Tama on bust
ness today.
Mrs. S. w. Rowan has gone to Ottum-
wa for a short visit.
Miss, Eta EARLY. of 1.seomb. is in the.
city for few days with Mrs l.. w.
Fox.
Mrs. a. Fanton, after a few days in
the city. went home 10 Gilman Thurs
day evening
Mrs. l.. i. Fellows, of A1ontour, Was in
the city this morning on her way 10 LIS
comb fora visit.
is in the city for u visit with her uncle,
Mr.. Will Ennis and Wife.
Miss Carrie Mack went home 10 Dillon
Thursday evening after a visit With
i.er aunt, Mrs. j. L. Flynn.
Mrs. Charles Seager, who has been
spending the summer IN Hart, Mich,
arrived home this morning.
Alrs T. r. Gardner of Tama, and
Miss Lucy Gardner Of Montour. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Reed.
Misses Mabel Pringle and Mae Grow.
of Glermont. arrived In the city Thurs
day evening 10 Visit their cousin, Miss
Ida Dixon.
Miss Lucille Lockwood. who has been
visiting her little friend. Miss Edna
Benson. returned home TO Union Thurs
day evening.
Miss Isess Ketchum went today to POI
eahontas Center where she will visit
her sister. Mrs. w. III. Hazlett, for a:
couple Of yseks.
Master Max Smith. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Aubrey Smith, has gone TO Ira
To visit a week with his grandfather.
Mr.. j. II. Smith.
Mrs. r. q. Pierce went to Cedar Rap
ids Thursday TO spend a few days there
With her husband who has been there
#at the firelnen,s association.
Mrs. r. a. Tucker, who has been in
brother II. w. Armstrong, went home
10 Omaha Thursday evening.
.a.s. L.. r. Brown and baby. who are
on their way home 10 Walker from Mis-
souri, spent Thursday evening with the
formers uncle, G. w. Sparks.
Mrs. w. NJ. Abbott and children went
to Des Moines this morning, where they
will visit two weeks al the home OF the
formers $. brother-in-law, 7. r. Crete.
Miss Isabelle Mitchem returned
Thursday evening from Harvard, H.,
who're she has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Fsnner. She has been away
from home for the past two months and
has spent much time at Lake Oconoino-5
Voc, the famous resort in WISCONSIN,.
Mrs. a. NJ. Allen and little son, Of Dies
Moines, were in the city this morning on
their way home from a three weeks
|outing spent al Bangor. They We're ac-#
#conpanied by the formers little nieces
Beatrice and Mayme Middleton, who
viii be in Des Moines for a short time.
| Mrs B G. Falls and children Ada
ard Lyman, OF Oskaloosa. are In tiia5
city al tlie home of the formers sister
Mrs W. w. Ward. Mrs. Falls and
children have but recently returned
from Cincinnati. where they spent
about six weeks at the home OF Mr.
Falls parents.
Sensation In tho shoe World.
We find that we still have about 1863
pairs OF mems summer tan shoes, con-
sisting OF the celebrated Regent $3.50
and the Manhattan Special SO shoe. In
order to close these shoes all out and
not have them to carry over we have
decided to make a low price per pair
for August II and closing Saturday.
August 49, We offer you the choice e
any mans tan shoe in our store for the
lowest price on record for such goods
$1.9s per pair. Sizes are some broken,
but not badly. This is a cash sale and
no shoes can be got on approval. This
WILDE arecord breaking sale Of shoes.
INGLEDUE& YOUNG,
Boston Shoe Store.