Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-12

/, store.
: Ladies linen bastiste and piuue shi,
waist suits, at $3.50 to $3.50. White
and Whitehead
Spring chicken. lamb, and veal fc
] your Sunday dinner at Leutennegger
South Third avenue.
The place to buy shoes for comic,
! and durability can not be excelled Tut
tie, Economy Shoe Store.
n. w. Chamberlain has returned frot
Cedar Rapids where he has been at
tending the convention Of opticians.
House painting and inside finishin
done with neatness and dispatch /, b,
worknien from Simmons Book Store.
Attend the dance at Finkle's hal
Saturday evening Music by Fergu
sons full orchestral. Admission 1,
4 cents.
| George ]. Allen returned home thi.
morning from Cedar Rapids. where h,
has been attending the Iowa State
Optical convention.
Father p. NJ. Loighnane, OF State
Center. was in the city Thursday nigh,
to attend the graduating exercises OF
/ st. Mary's Institute
! II you need shoulder braces we have
them for both ladies AMI gentlemen
1.-The substantial kind. See them in our
show window. Alexander Drug Com
| pany.
Conductor S. Fl. Chapman, of the
] Central. who has been in New Hamp-
4 ton attending the reunion of his old
4 regiment the Twenty first Iowa, ar
l.rived home this morning.
If parties both in and out of town
would kindly remember to make APP
pointments with DR. Wood the eye. ear
and throat specialist before calling
they would avoid the annoyance of
failing to see him. Please remem-
Der.
In order that your Sunday dinner be
successful you should have good meats
If you trade with the right market you
may have them. The old reliable Lieut.
ennegger market on South Third ave-
ne, is where YOU can always get the
best Telephone your order.
Miss Pauline Andrews returned on
Thursday evening from Grinnell, where
she has finished her sophomore year
in Grinnell College. She expects to re-
turn to the college ney. year. Miss
Edna Sears. who has finished the work
of her freshman year, also returned
from Grinnell Thursday,
Temple of Economy specials for Sat-
Has -. ~
a. IN. Garden rakes. &c 2 D. m. Two
dozen fruit jar rubbers for &c all day.
Felt fringe window shades, 10 c all day.
Tin top jelly tumplers 25c dozen all day.
Best elm bushel basket sc p. m. Tin
boilers complete 10 c, S a. m.
Sheriff Shoemaker went to Webster
City this morning where there is UNI
der arrest Linn Carroll. a young man
of this city, who is wanted for the
alleged theft of bicycle belonging to
c. r. Hail. A telegram from Webster
City at $50 Thursday night stated
that Carroll was under arrest.
Rev. Frank Wheeler, of Marion town
ship. arrived home this morning from
a two weeks stay in the east, where he
has been attending the annual ma
tional conference of the Dunkard !
council. which was held at Bellefon-
tame, o. While away he visited rel !
atives in Dart and Mama counties |
Ohio and at Paris and Redom ILL.,
Rev. and Mrs. Horace Wiley, of |
Dodge Center, Mimi, who We're married |
at noon Thursday at the BRIDES home I
at Grinnell, We're in the city Thursday |
night being on their way to Dodge |
Center, where Rev. Wiley is pastor of
The Congregational church. Mrs. Wiley
was formerly Miss Kate Brunton,
If Grinnell. While in the city Rev. and
Mrs. Wiley Were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Benton.
One of the most delightful social af-
airs among the younger people of the
fly in some time was the dancing party
given at the St0ddart Hotel Thursday
light by the young gentlemen of the
J. w. S. I. Club and high school stu
Tents. A program of dances, to the
music by the Marshalltown Harp Or
.hmestra, was enjoyed. Light refresh
nents We're served by Mrs, Earl Stod-
TART. About fifteen couples were pres
mt.
Mrs. Louis Armbruster and daught-
II, Miss Katherine, entertained num-
Ter of friends Thursday afternoon at
o'clock tea. The rooms were artis-
ically decorated in roses and peonies
\ guessing game. the language Of
lowers, which consisted of cards being
rranged around the rooms on which
we're written words representing the
ifferent flowers, was enjoyed. Mrs.
v. G. osman captured the first prize,
md Mrs. G. II. Whitehead the second.
refreshments We're served
Mr.. r. Aubrey Smith and son Russell (
we're in Union Thursday in attendance
I the annual picnic OF the Hardin :
'ounty Modern Woodmen of America
IN Smith delivered the principal ad- s
ress of the day. his subject being
Wooderaft." The picnic was largely
TENDED, in the neighborhood of 2,0e0
eople being present. An extended
rogram Of events was given, the fea-
ures being ball game between the {
ines of Union and Alden, in which
'nion was victorious, and a basketball {
anne between Alden and New Provi- |
ence. which was won by the Alden
iris. s