Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-26
DR.. Boucher EOS South Third Ave.

DR.. Boucher 2os South Third Ave.
Dance tonight at lFinkle's Hall. Fer
guson's full orchestra.
Calicos 2la cents yard during tn
loom end sale. The Fal:.
| Call and see the merceriZed waist
| irgs. Lee, Benedict & Co.
| Regular hard times prices on shingles
at a. a. Moore's lumber yard.
A fifteen cent ad in the T.-R. Will tel
$4,000 people that your farm is fol
SALE
On Aug. q the c. &. N. w. will sci
|round-trip tickets from Marshalltowr
to Chicago for IS, good TO return on OF
before Sept. 1s.
DR.. Cora B. Williams, specialist dis.
eases of women and obstetrics. OF.
flee over No. West Main Residence
sos West Main. New phone 62.
August o. for one day only, the Chi.
eago Great Western will sell tickets t.
Chicago and return for SIS. the rount
trip, good to return until Sept. 16.
Owing to rain, the garden party Ia
be given by Mrs. Henry Pappe. this at
ternoon to children of the neighbour
hood, has been postponed until Thurs
day afternoon.
Rev. Frank Wheeler, of Marion
township, who has been attending thu
quarterly meeting of the Dunkards
al ('nnDr Purilc Sn Oh, {i,,,,
rived home this morning.
Rev. and Mrs ]. H. Niblock, who
have been making their home in this
city for the past several years. lef,
this morning for Milwaukee. where
they expect to remain permanently.
Mrs. w. c. Osman entertained at hei
home on North Center street Tuesday
afternoon a company of about twenty
mothers and their children in honor OF
the anniversary of her daughter. Gladys
Arlene. Tea was served at $3.50.
Deputy Sheriff j. NJ. Chapman. OF
Clinton county. was in the city Tues
day afternoon, being on his way to
Boone to serve some papers for the APP
preaching term of the district court
He may be compelled to go to LeMars
and Sioux City before returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Birchard enter
tanned at luncheon at noon today in
honor of guests who are visiting al
their home Those in whose honor the
affair was given were Miss Anna Lyle
of Greenwood. Neb.; Miss Lucy Curtis
of Algona, and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Birchard. Jr.. of Norfolk. Neb.
The Melvin & Solday stock of mer-
chandise, 122 and 124 East Main street,
is now in the hands of c. C. O'Neill &
Co, of Chicago. During stock taking
the store will be closed c. c. O'Neil ~
Co. viii be able to open the doors for
business Saturday. Aug. 10Th. full an
OF which will be made in
all papers.
Mr.. and Mrs zimri w. WINERY. of
Kas., who have been visit
ing their uncle, Samuel WINERY. and
family. in this city, for about ten days,
coming to attend the Zirnri Winery
family reunion, left this morning for
Ida Grove, where they will visit rela-
tives for short time before leaving
for their home.
Seventy-five recruits and second en-
listment men of the Seventh United
States Infantry, passed thru the city
this morning on their way from Col
umbus, o., to San Francisco. The
men will be distributed among the var
iouS companies of the regiment, for the
purpose of filling 1t. preparatory to
sending 1t to the Philippines for serv-
ice. The regiment has but recently re-
turned from service in Alaska.
DR.. S. p. Woman, of the Soldiers
Home, formerly assistant surgeon of the
and man we'll known in
Iowa, is critically III at the Home hos
pital. and his death is considered to
be only a question of short time. DR..
Yeoman was injured few weeks ago
by fall, resulting in the fracture of
his right hip. and it was considered at
to his advanced years and generally
impaired health. His mind is failing
rapidly now, in addition to his physical
About fifty of the club ladies of the
city. availed themselves OF the oppor-
tunity to meet the members of the
board of the state federation, who have
been in the city for the past two days
ut the informal reception given by the
president, Mrs. T. j. Flet-
cher, at her home, between the hours
Of 4 and o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
The affair, altho most simple one
was thoroughly enjoyed by the guests,
who were glad of the occasion which
gave them an opportunity TO make the
acquaintance of the ladies who are at
the head of the state body. The feder-
alton officers We're the guests of Mrs
Fletcher at dinner at the Country Club.
and there they also met about thirty
five of the ladies of the city and their
husbands. The members of the board
left for their several homes Tuesday
night and this morning.
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