Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-27

Notice-The memory Of quality ane
best results lasts long after the prics
has been forgotten. Newell Optica
Parlor, opposite postofiice.
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| The latest novelties In hosiery are
the new tan lace effects. This Saturday
ievening the Hawkeye will sell you the
iT5 cent quality all over lace tan hose
| for 40 cents.
Notice-Before placing your orders
for Iowa or Illinois Goals be sure and
call and see our Indiana lump. The
price is the same and you are sure OF
satisfaction. Cahill Coal Co. Both
phones, IS.
The last Sunday game-oskaloosa
vs.. the Grays. Ted" Greene will be
up for the Grays Tickets on sale al
LaShelle & Cooks. Buy up town and
avoid the rush at the gate. Game call
ed at $3.50 p. m.
DR.. e. M. Singleton, will arrive home
tomorrow afternoon from Denver.
where he has been for a week in at
tendance at the ninth annual conven-
ton of the American Academy OF
Opthamology.
.
For limited time only we will give
Japa- Cnra soap. 10 cents. This is luerslS
to introduce this fine medicated toilet
soap. and will be discontinued as soon
as present supply of knives are ex-
hausted. Davis Pharmacy, Finkle
Block.
Thirty-five members Of the young
peoples society OF the Swedish Luther
an church and their friends, spent an
enjoyable social evening at the Lins-
tedt home. IA West Nevada street,
Friday, Music was feature of the
evening, and refreshments were served.
All enjoyed a good time.
Mrs. Robert Wright, of Dillon, re-
turned To her home this afternoon, ar
ter few days stay In the city on
account of the Illness of her daughter,
Miss Edna, who underwent severe
major operation at ST. Thomas hos
pital a few days ago. Miss Wright
is showing quite a market improve
ment today.
Conductor Mike Sullivan, of the
Northwestern. in charge of passenger
runs, passed thru the city Friday eyen>
ing. en- route TO Brainerd. Mimi. Hur-
on. S. D.. and other northern points.
where he will remain for vacation
visit of ten days. Mr.. Sullivan has
land in South Dakota that he will look
after while at Huron.
Rev. Bertha Bowers. OF Creston. who
has been in Montour for addresses be-
fore the annual convention of the Four
teenth district w. C. T. u. was In the
city this morning en- route to Sheriden.
Mo-. where she will deliver a lecture
Miss Bowers expects to be In this city
for a week next summer. during the
chautauaua. for round table work.
Miss Viola Griffiths went to Cedar
Falls today where she viii this year
complete her course in music at the
state normal school Miss Griffiths is
studying both vocal and instrument
tai Miss Grifiiths has been asked to
sing next year before the convention of
music teachers OF Iowa. which will be
held either at Des Moines or Daven-
port. They met at Boone this year.
Richard T. Perry Of sos North First
avenue. who has been seriously Ill for
three weeks. IL not expected to sur
vive the day. Mr.. Perry has been in
poor health since last spring, suffering
from an affection of the heart A drop
steal trouble has also developed. and it
was hardly thought he could survive
last night. Ray o. Perry. son of Mr..
Perry, who was formerly an express
for the Adams, on Iowa Gem
trail runs, arrived home today from
Des Moines, summoned by his fathers
illness.
Miss Martha Reeson, who has been
spending the summer at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Bee
son. left this morning for a weeks visit
In Peoria and Chicago. She will stop
at the home OF her uncle. Mr.. L. j.
Beeson in Peoria and with her sister.
Mrs Alice Warner, In Chicago. From
the latter place Miss Beeson will go to
Ironwood. Mich, where she taught last
year. having charge OF the recitation
work in the eighth grade. number
Of the lady teachers there. including
Miss Beeson, have rented house. and
will keep their own servants, instead
of boarding, as formerly.
The beautiful country home OF Mrs.
A. NJ. Miller, South Twelfth avenue.
was the scene OF a happy gathering this
afternoon and will be again this even
ing. Mrs. Miller and Misses Mary Jean,
Louise and Mabel Miller were hostess
es this afternoon to about forty ladies
ard viii also entertain about the same
number this evening. in honor of Mrs.
Il. d. Mover, OF Chicago, assistant in
Mrs. Mildred Adams School of Elk
preston. Mrs. Mower gave great pleas
ure to the guests this afternoon by her
rendition of several selections, While
Miss NoRa 5horthill added TO the after
Moons enjoyment by several vocal
numbers, accompanied by Mrs. u. w.
Norris, Jr.. on the piano. Mrs. Mower
viii read again this evening, Mrs. How
ard Wilbur will sing, ana Mrs. j. III.
EeeFnlayer and Mrs G. II. e. Board
man viii play. TIE house WAS prettily
decorated IN asters. golden glow and
trailing vines Misses Vera Sieg and
Alice danney assisted in serving the
this afternoon.