Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-11

George J. Allen, ophthalmologist.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Mai
Kimono handkerchiefs at NJ. F. Ar
drews.'
Strong boy wanted. Skegg's Wa
Paper Store.
Look into Osmans window and Sc
the genuine Indian bead belts.
All the latest styles in new fall suit
will be found al Lee. Benedict & Co..
Why not select your fall suit now
We are showing complete line of tn
latest designs. NJ. f. Andrews.
Miss Maude Lundy has gone to De
Moines to take position in the whole
sale millinery house OF Lederer I
Strauss.
b. f. Ufford. formerly of Gearing, blu
more recently of st. Anthony left o
Monday night for Chelan. Wash. wher
he will engage in the lumber business
The Marshalltown Fish Protectiv
/
meet on the second and fourth Wednes
days of each month in the police cour
room.
| Miss Jessie Lutes went to Webste
City today, where she will take a po
sition as a stenographer and bookkeep
er for 4 Sunday school pubishin:
house.
| The Marshalltown Harp Orchestr;
went to Newton this morning. where i
| is to furnish music for a dance TO b.
given by a crowd of young people Thu
evening.
w. X. Boardman. the letter carrie
who has been Ill for several week!
with an attack of appendicitis, wa!
operated upon this morning. He rallied
very nicely and Is doing as we'll a.
could be expected.
The w. C. T. U. will meet Wednes
day at 2:3o with Mrs. ]. E. Starlsey
203 West Church street. The Topi,
will be systematic giving. The chang
from Thursday to Wednesday is or
account of the old settlers picnic.
August Is we are going out of bust
ness. and will ask all who owe us Il
call and settle at once. We have many
bargains left and will sell at wholesale
prices until next Saturday. Take ad-
vantage of this sale. j. A. Lane.
Have you tried the Laurea cigar
1t is manufactured by Lamb Bros.
and none but first class stock is pu,
into it. That accounts for the large
sale they are having on this particular
cigar. Many other good brands OF
cigars.
On account of the old settlers pic
mic, Thursday. the meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary of the Railroad Y. NJ c.
a. will be held Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. N. f. Miller. 300 South Fifth
street. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. ]. w. Bog
gle will entertain.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter o. Shirk, who
have been visiting three weeks with
the latter's mother. Mrs. e. NJ. Dodge.
and other relatives in the city, left
this morning for their home in Mad
ison, Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. Shirk have
been in Minneapolis.
I have secured the right to sell the
invisible bifocal glasses. That annoy
ing line, which so distresses bifocal
vearers Especially beginners), is done
away with. In invisibles there is no
line. Call and see he above and get
prices. Chamberlain. DR.. of Ophthal-
lnology.
Dance at F'inkles hall Aug. 13-0ld
Settlers picnic-come one. come all.
Music, Ferguson's orchestra. Tickets
for evening 70 cents. No disreputablf
persons or drinking of intoxicating
liquors in or about the hall will be al
lowed. Good order will be maintained.
An officer will be in attendance.
Special G. A. r. excursion trains
from eastern points en- route to the
national encampment at San Francis
20, passed thru the city this morning.
The first one arrived about $40 O'Clock.
and consisted of seven coaches, all con-
.aining delegates from various Michi-
gan points Another at o'clock, OF
sight coaches, carried delegates from
and New Jersey.
Miss Sophia Johnson. of l0I West
Church street. entertained Monday
,yening in the neighborhood of sixty
riends in honor of Miss Josephine
,ichty, Of Waterloo, and Miss Nina AL
person. of Washington, who are guests
IF Miss Florence Harris. Progressive
inch was enjoyed untl 1880. Miss
florence Harris and Mr. George l.. Ow-
ngs winning the honors, and MISS
caro- Neil and Mr.. Westbrook the con-
,olations. Dancing was participated IN
after the cards. and refreshments We're
served. The out-of- town guests were
Miss Florence Greenbaum of Chicago,
Miss Blanche Young and Mr.. Will
Young, of Minneapolis.
The members of Camp Immerwach,
who have been spending most enjoy
,ble weeks outing at Timmons' Grove,
.eturned to the city Monday evening
rhe party, which was chaperoned by
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Scott, comprised
Blanche McLarnan, Lottie Evans, Cora
galloway, Blanche Galloway. Lola
Scott, Marian Andrews, Fannie Voge!,
md Mabel Bussard: Messrs. Walter
Scott. Frank Cowgirl Ralph Scott,
Clarence Hall, Charlie Darling. Ray
Scott. Claude Dawson, and Wynn Scott.
Mr. E. S. Clifford and daughters. Els
her and Lulu. and Master Cllffora
Iuchmore. spent part OF Saturday and
Sunday, camping With the party. Other
visitors were Mr.. ami
Ars. Thomas McLarnan, Mr.. and Mrs.
rohn Galloway and Miss Belle Cal
oway. Mrs. NJ A. Bussard, Misses
DELLA Norman Mae Vogel Mabel Bow