Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-25

E. w Well, advance representative
of The Girl From Dixie Company,
was in the city yesterday.
Everybody's going to Boone Labor
Day. Only s1.25 round trip. The
Grays play two games ball Train
leaves at 5 a. m.
Mr.. G. f. Fox, district manager of the
Postal Telegraph Company. with head
quarters in Des Moines, spent the day
in the city on business.
DIR. Wilson, the old eye and ear
specialist, will be daily found in his
old office at work all fall same as the
past twenty -nine years.
.
Notice-~The memory of quality and
best results lasts long after the price
has been forgotten. Newell Optical
Parlor opposite postotfice.
For sale-Two story seven room
house at 512 South Fifth street at a
bargain il taken at once Part cash
Jos. H. Egermayer. agent
On Friday and Saturday of this week
there will be household goods for sale
cheap at the residence of the late Mrs.
Q. &. Barrows 3ol West State.
F'riday-Ottunlwa VS.. Marshalltown,
this is our last game with Ottumwa
this season. The new pitcher, John
son." will be in the box for the "Grays.'
Better turn out and see fast one.
The young ladies of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will have a sale OF
fancy articles I'm the basement of Swe-
dish Lutheran church tomorrow even
ing. August &c. Refreshments will be
served.
For Il limited time only we will give
a bread knife free with one cake of
Japa-C ura soap, 10 cents. This Is merely
to introduce this fine medicated toilet
soap. and will be discontinued as soon
as present supply of knives are ex-
hausted. Davis Pharmacy, FinkIe
Block.
Mrs. l. c. Abbott and Mrs. A. G.
Click gave a sew party this after
noon at the Country Club. The gem
tIemen will join the ladies this evening
at a 6 o'clock dinner and spend the
evening at the grounds. About forty
of the Country Club members are in
cluded in the invitations.
Mrs. n A Hurd entertained for her |
sister. Miss Nellie Aisquith. a few of I
the latter's friends, Wednesday even
ing Light refreshments We're served |
by the hostess. Several piano selec |
tons by Miss Aisquith. accompanied |
by DR.. Hurd on the mandolin, were |
greatly enjoyed by the guests.
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Having disposed OF my lumber busi
ness viii appreciate a prompt settle
ment OF All outstanding accounts. Pay I
ments may be made at the lumber |
yard or at the Marshalltown state bank
until September L. after which my or
fee will be with the Marshall Tele, I
phone Company, over Pappe.s store. A. |
A. Moore.
Mrs. l.. d. Mower. of Chicago, arriv-
ed in the city Wednesday evening and
will be the guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Miller
and daughters for n week. Mrs. Mower
is an assistant in Mrs. Mildred Adams.
School of Expression. and is a reader
of a great deal of ability. AT the COM
pleton of her visit here Mrs Mower
VIII leave for Denver and other western
points for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. +. G. Pierce and Mrs f. NJ.
Legg, the latter of Springfield. H.,
gave delightful children's party on
the Pierce lawn this afternoon TO a
number OF the little friends who have
been entertaining for and more inti-
nately associated with Winifred Loree
and Loree Legg. The children spent
he afternoon playing games and dainty
were served to them on
the lawn.
The Marshalltown party, composed of
Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Wilbur Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Turner, Mrs. O. L. Bin
ord and Mrs. e. A. Arnold, the latter of
which is doing Yellow
,tone park, has sent souvenir post cards
o friends in this city. The picturesque
bridge near the grand canyon was
crossed by the party In snow storm,
md yet it is said that the weather is
good and hot" All members of the
party are well.
Miss Ruth Marsh of Charles City,
who has been in the city month at
the home of her sister. Mrs. j. II. Eel
bingham, left for her home Wednesday.
Miss Marsh will leave Charles City
within few days for Lake Geneva
Wis. where she Will be delegate from
he Young Women's Christian Assoc
ation from the State University of
Iowa, at the annual summer confer
ance of the college section of the Y. w.
;. A., which begins September and
continues ten days.
Engineer Nose Arauette, OF the
Iowa Central, viii take a lay-off next
week, leaving Wednesday evening for
Rockwell in company with Carl
Schmidt. Mr. Aruuette and Mr..
Schmidt will enjoy few days near
chicken shooting, in COM
,any with a party OF friends from
hat place. Mr.. Arquette will take
With him Count Noble pup, owned in
O. The owner of the dog
las sent him to Mr.. Arquette to be
broken. and the $40 fee will more than
,av the trainers expenses on the trip.
The Cincinnati pup Is said to be a very
animal by fanciers who have
een him.
Rev. j. NJ Plumb, of Eldora, was In
he city Wednesday, going TO st. An
hony in the evening, where he re-
named today on business Rev
Plumb. who has charge of the Metho- !
list Protestant churches of the Point Y
Pleasant circuit Hardin county, viii
,oj3 HE 1ast ouarterix meeting before 1