Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-04

If you want your laundry work dons
we'll and promptly send it to F,litton
DR.. Ciemmer. the Hopkins block den.
; list. Phone, new 335. Evenings by
appointment.
Culey has the largest line of 1ot
sweet crackers and cakes in the city
Ask US about them.
Don't forget that the big band play:
at Leland Park tonight. See the pro-
gram. You can drive in.
Extra good prices on self generating
Quickmeal gasoene stoves still pre-
vail. Schmidt's Hardware Store.
One-half case of loom ends left from
our sale Will be put on sale Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock, at Hawkeye
store.
Ii you want gasoline stove we VIII
lseil YOU one for just what 1t costs to
Irepair. e. c. Bates second hand store,
North Center.
Harry Speers, who has been at the
farm of his brother. MIR. C. r. Speers.
near Foristell Mo, for several months
arrived home this morning.
We expect a large shipment If
granite coffee pots In this week and
will make special prices next week -
Csc and up. Schmidt's Hardware Store.
Some wholesome fun, Is promised at
! the doctorsl awyers' base ball game
| tomorrow afternoon. Attend the game
and contribute your mite to the hos
pital, worthy object
| we have complete line of office
furniture, roll top desks. chairs and
ether furniture that is desirable and
VIII make low prices on same. E. c..
! Bates, second hand store. North Cea.
/ ter.
| Low rates to Boston, account G. A.
r. national encampment. August Il,
13. and IA. Stopover at New York. and
| Niagara Falls on return trip. Write
Erie Railroad, sos Railway Exchange,
| Chicago.
| Vegetables are cheap and plenty at
Culley's. The choicest of everything.
An 8 to IA pound cabbage for sc per
| head potatoes 40c per bushel; home
grown tomatoes and celery. sweet corn
per dozen, 10c; good eating apples, zoe
peck. Telephone US your order.
Rev. W. J. Hadley, general superin-
tendent OF the pastoral and evangelistic
work of the Friends church In Iowa.
spent Wednesday in Oskaloosa. where
he looked after business matters per-
tanning to the church. Rev. Hadley is
making efforts to locate new pastor
at Minneapolis, but has not been sue
cessful as yet.
Miss Harriet Lake, of Independence,
corresponding secretary of the Iowa
Federation of Women's Clubs, arrived
in the city Wednesday evening and was
in conference with Mrs. r. j. Fletcher.
president of the Federation. on mat
tiers pertaining to the issuance Of the
federation's year book. Miss Lake re-
turned to Independence today.
F. G. Pierce left for Cedar Rapids
this morning to attend meeting of
the executive committee of the League
of Iowa municipalities, which is held in
that city today and Friday, for the
purpose OF preparing the prog am for
the annual meeting to be held there on
October IL and Is. Mr.. Pierce is chair
man of the executive committee. and
secretary Of the league
Mrs. Emmett Waters entertained at
6 O'Clock luncheon Wednesday evening.
complimentary to Miss Lillian Cum
mings, who expects soon to leave the
city. Luncheon was served in three
courses, and the guests We're a few OF
the intimate friends of the honored
guest. Miss Cummings, with her
mother. Mrs. Adelaide Cummings, will
go to Newton to make their home
Mr. O. II. Leonard. of Cedar Falls,
was In the city Friday afternoon, be-
ing on his way to Brooklyn, his former
home where he will remain for a brief
stay on business. Mr.. Leonard is very
much interested in the Grinnell bank
matter, as he is executor of the estate |
of j. l.. Francis. who is among those
whose notes are held by the bank. Mr. |
Leonard says he had never heard any
thing of the Francis note until he saw |
the name mentioned in the newspapers.
Mr.. Swan Johnson, of Dayton, Iowa, |
who was told by IL physician that he /
must lose his eye and has been at the |
Wood eye and ear sanitarium for some !
time returns to his home tomorrow I
with his eye saved and his sight re-
covered. He is only one of many who /
can tell of how his sight was restored I
to him while under treatment at this I
well known institution at MARSHALL
town 1t is continually crowded with I
patients and it Is necessary to make /
ahead.
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The Misses Nelson We're hostesses to /
forty guests at their home Wednesday /
afternoon, entertaining at progressive I
euchre and flower luncheon In honor
of Mrs. May Clark, Of Chicago. and T
Mrs. Maude Goodwin Savage, Of st. /
Joseph. Mo-. who are guests of Mrs.
Charles Nelson. Miss Florence Harris
won the sweeps prize and Mrs. Fred
erick Bruegger, of Chicago, the honors
for progression. Flowers were given
as prizes. Luncheon in three courses,
was served at 5. Aside from those IN
whose honor the affair was given, the
out town guests were Mrs. Bessie
Fink, of St. Louis, Miss Bess
Piersol, Of Cedar Falls; Mrs. Fred
erick Bruegger and Miss Edna Parker,
of Chicago: Mrs. Nellie Whitehead, of
Rock Rapids Miss Nellie Kreider, OF
Omaha: Miss Jeanette Chambers, of
Miss Ruth Bowen, of Des
Moines, and Miss Bertha Johnson, OF I
Providence, r. /.
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