Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-31

Dance tonight at A. Q. U. w. Hn.
Dr.. Billiard. osteopatn. Is East Main
Go to the Phster cigar sto5e 'ss'nor-
Sleepy Eye and Pillsbury's flour, none
better. Olson, the grocer.
A framed picture for 10 cents.
Skeggs Wall Paper Store.
Home grown water melons and
musk melons at Olsons. Phone your
order.
If you bring your prescription to our
! store it viii be carefully filled. Nc
/ Donald & Mahood Co.
The Highland Hustlers will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Sac
vaille, 604 South Sixth street.
Miss Edith Robinson left for Chero-
kee this morning to begin her work as
a teacher in the high school Of thai
place.
| Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. A. l..
| Van Tine will entertain the Ladies'
| Aid Society of the Congregational
| church Thursday afternoon at a sewing
party.
| Chaplain Jesse Cole, OF the Soldiers
| Home, was in Bangor Tuesday night
where he delivered an address in the
| Friends church. Rev. Coles subject
| was THE Boss Parasite of Our Times.
| Miss Laura Jones. who has been
/ spending the summer in the city with
\ frs 4
/ left this morning for Owatonna, Minn.,
! where she will resume her kindergarten
/ work in the Minnesota state school.
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| Mrs. Geo. w. Smith and Mrs. A. l..
| Van Tine viii entertain the Ladies' Aid
| Society of the congregational ehurch
! on Thursday afternoon at a sewing at
| the residence of the former. 1.105 West
| Main. Ladies are requested to bring
thimbles and come early.
Mr.. and Mrs Gottlieb Schmelz went
| to Grinuel this morning to attend the
wedding of their son. Peter j. Schmelz
and Miss Nellie Alley which will he
celebrated tonight Miss Ella Riche-
son also went to Grinnell to attend the
wedding She will visit for few day,
with her brother, Mr.. Jasper Richeson.
o.
Mrs. William Furbush was hostess
this afternoon to sixteen of her lady
friends at most delightful Kensing-
ton. given at her home. los South Fifth
street. in honor of her friend and guest,
Miss Dorothy Schueler, of Chicago.
Miss Schueler sang for the guests and
Mrs. Joseph II. Egeimayer played.
Superintendent William ]. Crane. of
the city schools. arrived home yester-
day from his two weeks institute work
in Linn and Clinton counties. Mr.. Crane
went to Chicago from Clinton, where
he met Mrs. Crane and children, who
have been spending the summer N
Dayton and Ashley, o., who accom-
panied him home.
DR.. Percy r. Wood and wife returned
from New York City Monday morning.
The Wood Eye and Ear Sanitarium
is therefore open again TO the public
after being closed three weeks. 1t Is
suggested that those from distance
send notice several days ahead before
coming for treatment or to have their
eyes fitted for glasses.
Mr.. Sam Nichols. who has been
spending the SuEllIieT III Wduhe6di,
ILL.,, arrived in the city Tuesday for a
short visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. f. Nichols, and brother, DR..
H III. Nichols. Mr.. Nichols will go to
Ames Monday to take up the work of
his senior year in the mechanical en-
gineering course.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Meese entertain
ed the degree team of the Court of
Honor at their home on East Main
street Tuesday evening. and a Very
pleasant evening was enjoyed, after
which ice cream and cake. with fruits,
We're served by Mrs. Meese. Those who
enjoyed the event We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Reed, Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Ly-
man, Mrs. Rosetta Roundy. Miss Cora
Roundy. Miss Mable Crabtree, Miss All
ace Lindgren, Mrs. Ralph Young. Mr..
Del Lands, William Stewart, Charles
Hancock and James Cahill.