Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-07

Errllis1g TIMES $
DO You smoke the Middle West?"
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
Paper napkins for parties and socia
at Flitton's laundry.
Ladies wrappers and mother hut
barGs at Nj. +. Andrews.
No The finest perfumes You will find a
p the Alexander Drug Company's.
: Hammoeks, HammoclSs! Hammocks
: The best in the city AT cost to close OF
r at Simmons Book Store.
Nunsing union suits in summe
: weight. Just the kind for this co,
) weather al NJ. f. Andrews
New breakfast foods are always bein
sought. Force is one of the lates
Try H. For sale at olson's, III Yves
Main. Green stamps.
Mr.. A. l.. Ronawtz left this morn
ing for Cedar Rapids where he will b.
5 present at the running meeting 10 b.
held in that city this week.
: Rev j. G. Van Ness. of Mason City
passed thru the city "Wednesday even
ing, en- route to Excelsior Springs Mo.
where he goes for Il vacation of two OF
three weeks.
The Baptist Young Peoples Societ,
gives a social to all the members OF the
church at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs
A. f. Wilbur. on South Third avenue
Friday evening of this week.
Mrs f. d. Bueghy. Mrs. L. Biersborr
and daughter Allie. Mrs. Sadie Rostor
aud Miss Fannie Russell. all of Iiscomb
passed thru the city today en- route fol
an extended trip thru southern Califor-
MIA and other Pacific coast states. The
4 PARTY expects to be absent for a month
! or six weeks
| Mrs. w. a. Miller. of 416 North
Fourth street who has been i'll for the
past three months as the result of an
ulcer on one of her eyes. is able to be
brought from the dark room in which
she has been confined Mrs. Miller is
improving Very nicely. Miss Edith Mill
Ter, who has been seriously i'll for ten
days With an attack of malarial fever
is also greatly improved.
Another gang of workmen arrived
"Wednesday night from Manllato. Mimi.
and will be placed on the North Third
street paving. The men are mostly
Italians and have been at similar work
in Mankato for the Barber Asphalt
Company. The heating plant TO be used
in laying the asphalt covering for the
stree is expected to arrive here soon.
it having been shipped from Mankato
a day or two ago.
1t is thought that the damage done
by the giving away of the floor of the
mat factory may be more than was at
first anticipated. 1t is not known Yet
whether the steel that was precipitated
into the water of the basement was
materially damaged or not This can
rot be learned until it is used
in the machines for making the mats.
The floor was quite badly damaged and
it will be q week or ten days before it
can be repaired.
Miss Bessie Speers entertained Mt her
home Wednesday evening party of
Young people in honor of Miss Gail
WATSON. of Rensselaer,. Ind, who has
been her guest for the past few weeks. |
The affair was very informal one.
With between fifteen and twenty guests
The evening was spent with I
cards and listening to an informal mus
zeal program Refreshments We're serv- (
ed the hostess. Those present from out
of the city We're Miss Lucy Norris.
and Mrs. Charles n. Randolph (
of Chicago.
Owing TO the heavy rains of the past (
few weeks the low lands around the .
Soldiers Home grounds have been so
that places to tie horses are I
scarce The committee in charge of the T
old settlers picnic. that is to be held on (
Aug. IA. suggests that those who visit
the city in teams should leave their
horess in the city. where more available (
places can be found to tie them. Should
there be more rain between now and
the date set for the picnic many who
attempt to bring their horses and bug
gies TO the picnic grounds are likely 10
experience considerable trouble in find
ng suitable places in which they can
oe tied
Mr.. Ormar Il. Garwood. former
boy, spent Wednesday in
this city With relatives. Mr.. Garwood
4. secretary OF the University of Colo
RADIO and Is located at Boulder He is
ln the road representing the school and
stopped in this city on his way 10 Chi
ago. Mr. Harry Garwood is studying
at the Johns Hopkins Univer-
;ity in Baltimore and will coach the
'oot ball team of that school this fall.
Mr. Will Garwood is practicing law in
he city of Denver and is enjoying a lu-
,rltive practice. Mrs. G;irwood and
laughter Norma are making their home
n Boulder Mr.. Garwood left Wednes-
lay night for Liscomb. where he will
'ist relatives for day or so before go
ng on to Chicago.
Mr.. W. a. Magee. of Dies Moines. state
secretary of the Y. NC. A.. was in the
'ity Wednesday for the purpose of as
sting the committee In their work of
funds to pay the salary of
he new physical director that is soon to !,
&c employed by the association. Mr.
1agee. together With Mr.. N F. Miller
listed several of the merchants of the
ity and received the best of encourage
nent from all who We're approached
his is the first real work that the COM G
dittee has done along this line and they $
eel Very eated at their success. This
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