Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-09


pears, at Jarvis & Kellogg.
If you like good bread buy Colo
Medal flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
Perverted proverbs, a manual o
immorals for many, by Col. Streamer
at Liebig's.
See our new collars ecru, white
and Arabian lace, very handsome pat
terms. M. f. Andrews.
Rev. DR.. Nathaniel Pye. pastor Of TIL,
Methodist church, who has been ill fol
a few days, is improving.
The largest line of shirt waists FOL
fall and winter ever shown in Mar
shalltown on display tomorrow. Hawk.
eye store. Second floor.
p. J. Jacobson and G.. +. Stansberry
of Gilman, We're in the city Thursday
afternoon, having been subpoenaed as
witnesses before the grand jury.
With every cent purchase of school
supplies, we give rule, crayon, or
looking glass. We carry a complete
line of school supplies. Davis Drug
Co, Finkle Block.
A prettily furnished dining room
costs no more than any other kind if
you buy at the right place. d. G.
Wilbur has the assortment in goods
as well as in price.
New shoes for men, women, boys,
girls and babies. Our line of school
shoes is complete and our prices are
attractive. If you would save money
buy shoes of US. Jarvis & Kellogg.
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| Miss Grace Lander entertained the
members of the T. M. p. Club at her
home Thursday evening. A chatting
dish supper was served. Mrs. G. j.
Lander, Jr., of Minneapolis, was the
only out of-town guest.
| A meeting of the executive board Of
the City Federation of Women's Clubs
was held this afternoon with Mrs. A.
Janney to plan for the entertainment
of the state federation delegates and
other matters pertaining to the meet
ing to be held this month.
The Iowa Central will run an excur-
sion to Albert Lea Sunday, September
IL under the auspices of the Gearing
band. A special train will leave Mar
shalltown at 7:35 a. m. arriving at AL
bert Lea at noon. Returning leave AL
bert Lea at 1880 p. m. Fare for round
trip $1.75.
The Ben Hur Aid Society was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
S. T. Barnhill at her home, 40S South
Second street Mrs. Barnhill served
refreshments OF fruit. The ladies spent
bo nrlyiY f1,a
which they are making for the fair
they hope to hold some time in Octo-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexander Hull
of Boone, passed thru the city Thurs
day evening on the Great Western.
on their way from Anamosa to Kan
sas City and other points south tc
spend their honeymoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hull were married Wednesday at
Anamosa. Mrs. Hull was formerly
Miss Gladly Love Sigworth last year
teacher in the Cedar Rapids schools.
but formerly employed in the Boone
schools. Mr.. Hull is well-known at
torney of Boone.
Mrs. B. G. Cochran went to Eldora
Thursday evening, called by telegram
announcing the death of her friend.
Miss Kate Barnes, which was announce
ed in these columns Thursday even
ing. Miss Barnes was known by many
friends in Marshalltown, as she had
visited here a number of times, as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cochran. Her
death was quite sudden, the result Of
heart failure, altl1o she had been in
poor health for few weeks. Mrs. Kate
Johnson, an aunt of the deceased, ac-
conpanled by her little son, Harry, also
went to Eldora Thursday evening to at
tend the funeral, which will probably
be held Sunday.
Mrs C. c. Woodmansee, corner of
Ninth and Boone streets, experienced a
peculiar accident while driving Thurs
day evening between and 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Woodmansee was on North Sec
ond street, and near North had to drive
thru crowd Of boys playing ball in
the street. One Of the youngsters
threw the ball just as she was APP
preaching, intending to miss the top Of
the carriage. Mrs. Woodmansee notic-
ed that the ball was coming directly to-
ward her, and threw up her right arm
to protect her face. The ball struck
her directly on the elbow, and for sew
eral days she will be compelled to car
ry her arm in sling.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Leonard, of AL
bion, were in the city Thursday even
ing, being on their way home from
few days stay in Belle Plaine,
where they visited at the home of their
son, Herbert Leonard, foreman of the
Northwestern interlocking plants To-
Gated between Clinton and Belle
Plaine. Mr.. and Mrs Leonard went to
Belle Plaine to enjoy two reunions,
one of their family and the other the
annual meeting of the Benton County
Veterans Association, which ended
Thursday afternoon after two days
session. While Mr.. Leonard was not
a Benton county soldier, he lived in
Benton county, near Norway, for many
years, before moving to Albion. The
family reunion, at the Herbert Leon
ard home, was participated in by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Leonard, of Marengo,
brother and sister-in-law of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard; sister, Mrs. j. w.
Turner, and husband, of Watkins; and
Mrs. William Leonard, Of Tama, wife
of nephew of Mr.. Leonard.
Mr. C. D. Jones, of Toledo, who rep
resents In Iowa territory the Ulmann-
Philpott Printing Ink Company, Cleve-
land, O., arrived in the city Thursday
evening from Denver, spent the night
and a portion of the day here, and re-
al to Lis bop,o tbiS aft |