Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-17
Chamberlain, optometrist.

Santa Claus soap, 3 cents. Hawk
eye.
Take your prescriptions to Lander.
the old reliable druggist.
A large variety of jetted lace collars
just received, at NJ. f. Andrews.
White Star coffee and Arata tea
nothing better AT Huls x Son. Fin
kle block
Jos. Fl. Egermayer. attorney, gen
eral law practice, collections. City
National Bank building.
We are agents for celebrated Ele-
plant brands tea and coffee. People 8
Cash Grocery. 10 East Church.
Miss Anna Punnell entertained about
thirty six friends Tuesday evening 1t
her home. 104 North First street.
Wanted--Young men and women to
fit themselves for positions and sue
cess. Address, Central Iowa Business
College. City.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Me>
thodist church was entertained this
afternoon by Mrs. w. p. Flower at her
home, 4o7 West Main street.
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Tickets for the grocers and butchers
excursion on sale at Mcdonald & Ma
hood Cos drug store and LaShelle Il
Cooks West End store, and at the gro
cerieS.
j. A. Behaney ahead Of The Flam-
ing Arrow and Knute Eisefeit. adj
vance agent of TOO Proud to Beg,
two of Lincoln j. Carriers productions.
spent the day in the city.
Willis Wilson, the right fielder for
the Grays, who was injured in a recent
game here. left this morning for Os-
kaloosa, where he will join the club
tomorrow, upon its arrival there from
Keokuk.
Barber asphalt Company employees
began the work this morning OF max
ing the repairs on South Third ave
nue.. necessitated by the destroying OF
the pavement in order to find leak
in the water mains.
The city has begun the work Of paw
ing the narrow strip between the park
ings between the Charles T. LaPlant
and Anthony c. Daily properties, at
Main and Second New curbs and
brick will be put in.
Mrs. w r. Wilson. residing two
miles northwest of the city on Center
from ST. Thomas hospital where she
underwent surgical operation few
weeks ago. Mrs. Wilson continues to
do very nicely.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Christian church gave a most success
full trolley ride Tuesday evening for the
benefit of a colored man, whom they
are supporting in a foreign field. The
pleasant evening induced a large crowd
to take advantage of the ride.
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Mrs. f. Nj. Santee. accompanied by
her niece, Miss Bessie Burress. or
Burress, Neb.. went to State Center
morning. where she will visi,
her niece, Mrs. Emma Evans, for n
few days. Miss Burress will remain
in State Center for a weeks visit.
The body of Mrs. B. u. Morrow, who
Chief Surgeon H. p Duffield, OF
the Soldiers Home. arrived home
Tuesday evening from Abingdon, H..
where he has been for a weeks visit
with relatives. He was accompan-
led by his little nephew, Jack Duffield.
who has been spending the summer in.
Abingdon.
lied Monday at her home. five miles
south of town. was buried from the
nome at 10 o'clock today. The inter-
nent was in the Timber Creek ceme-
.ery, number of friends and relatives
the remains to their last
testing place.
Mrs. Will A. Davis is spending the
week at the worlds fair, at the expense
Of the Atlanta Journal, because of the
good guessing abilities of her husband.
who secured one of the prizes offered
by the Journal for the nearest corr
-ect guesses of the attendance at the1
exposition on the opening day. Mr..
Davis thinks that while Hoosier can
reckon" it takes a Yankee to guess
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace, of Ell
lora. arrived in the city this morning
from Buda. ILL.,, where Mr.. Wallace met
MS wife a few days ago. Mrs. Wallace
las been in Chicago several months,
her daughter. and for the past
Few weeks has been visiting at her old
nome, near Garden Plain, Whiteside
Illinois. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallase
.eturned to their home this morning.
DR.. f. S. Burroughs left Tuesday ev-
ming for visit to his boyhood's home
n New England. After spending a
short time visiting his aged mother at
Nashua, New Hampshire. u sister at
Newport, and other relatives and
riends, at Bellus Falls, Vermont, the
loctor expects to spend the balance of
lis six weeks vacation In the principal
hospitals of Boston. New York. Phil
ldelphia on the lookout for the latest
.dyances and methods in his special line
eneral surgery. While In the east the
loctor intends to purchase complete
lew line of up-to-date surgical instru-
nents and appliances. He expects to
eturn home about October J..
BASE BALL EXCURSION.
Low Rates to Boone On
Labor Day, September 5.
The Base Ball Association will run