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


The canning season is here and we
have good supply of jars, all sizes.
Olson, the grocer.
If you like good coffee. drink Ger
man American. always the same. u. >.
Good Grocery Co.
The Yeoman Aid Society Will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Fred
Damn, eos South Fifth street.
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We carry an up-to-date line of Ia
dies shopping bags, purses, leather
goods, etc Mcdonald g. Mahood Co.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. Charles Click, All
West State street, Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Congregational church will meet
Friday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs.
3. A. Morgan.
Manager II. c. Warner, S. Clyde VIII
liams ara Willis Wilson, OF the tIrays.
were in Des Moines today attending
the Omaha Des Moines ball game.
Remember when you visit the city
serve meals on short notice to all who
come. The best of everything to eat.
Sundell's Cafe.
Bargain No. IA McCaIs pattern
at lie. A saving of a half to one yard
of material on every garment made
from these patterns. The most eco
nomical pattern sold. Archie Parker.
Miss Lillian Johnson, of Abba, spent
Tuesday in the city as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Harry Walker going to Cedar
Falls in the evening to begin her sem
Tor year in the Iowa State Normal
School.
Messrs. Roy Bradbury and Lee Sieg
arrived home yesterday from three
weeks visit in the east. Their trip
included stops at New York. Washing
ton. Baltimore. Norfolk. Va, Niagara
Falls, Boston and points In Canada.
Mrs. Mary G. Weeks, Of Bunker Hill.
ILL.,. principal of the Rogers school, arr
rived in the city Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Weeks came from Savanna and Mt.
Carroll. H.. where she has been visit
ing friends for the past few days.
DR.. w. f. David arrived home yester-
day from Winfield. H., where he has
been for a short visit with Mrs. David.
who is undergoing treatment in rest
cure sanitarium. Mrs. David has
showed marked improvement during
the last week.
The thrilling melodrama of life in
New York, "a Little Outcast.' comes
to the Odeon this evening. The COM
pauy carries car load of scenery. and
the production is completed In every
detail Anna Blanke heads the cast.
which is n large and capable one. The
original newsboys' quartet will render
several selections.
Mr.. J. e. Finch, of Tama. arrived in
the city Tuesday from Towner n. D.,
being on his way home for a ten days
visit. Mrs. Finch, who has been In
Tama owing to the illness of her father
will accompany her husband to Minot,
where Mr.. Finch makes his head
quarters while installing crealreries
turnout North Dakota.
Invitations were issued today by Mr..
and Mrs. Enos f. Penlberton, seven
miles northwest of the city, for the
of their daughter. Nellie,
to Mr.. Almond d. Miller. Of Mitchell
vile, which will be celebrated on We'd
nesday. September IA. The at home
cards read after November i, at Nit
cheliviile. Mr.. Miller is an attorney of
Des Moines.
Twenty-Five members of the Friends
her home. Ills West Boone street,
Tuesday evening and enjoyed most
pleasant time. Mrs. Moon expects to
leave in three weeks for Ft. Collins.
COL where she will Join Mr.. Moon and
son, who have been there two months.
The Moons expect to make their future
home at TT. Collins.
A farewell reception and surprise
was given Miss Minnie White. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John G. White, of
State Center. Monday evening. Mrs. j.
w. Barkhurst. of this city, on behalf of
classmates of Miss White, presented
the latter with a beautiful silver spoon.
engraved with a picture of the high
school Games, music and class songs
were enjoyed after which dainty re-
freshments We're served
Mr.. l.. ]. Jarrett, accompanied by his
daughter Myra, left for St Louis Tues
day evening for weeks visit at the
exposition Mr. Jarrett's son, Ray, who
has been visiting at Lawton, Okla, for
few weeks, will join his father at st.
Louis. Ray and Myra Will return home
after a week, but Mr.. Jarrett will be
in st. Louis for a few weeks, with his
firm. the Roberts, Johnson. Rand Shoe
Company, getting ready TO start out on
his territory with spring samples.
Changes in the office force of Com
mandant c. c.. Horton. Of the Soldiers
Home, viii be made tomorrow, owing
to the resignation of Edgar A. Francis.
who has been bookkeeper for several
years. Mr.. Francis resigns to take =
position in the office of the c. A. Dun
ham Company. in which he is imam
cialiy interested. Frank Hartman, who
has been Colonel Horizons stenogra PHI
er, will be promoted to the position of
bookkeeper and Beryl Clement, of I'm
ion, will succeed Mr.. Hartman.
Misses Edna and Lena Simkins
were hostesses at kitchen shower
given Tuesday evening at their home,
303 Park street, for Miss Fay Hazen,
who will be married September Il to
Mr.. John Gustafson, manager OF the
telephone exchange at Conrad. de-
lightful evening was spent, music and