Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-24

II you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
Jos. Fl. Egermayer, attorney, gen.
eral law practice, collections. City
National Bank building.
They are here. hundreds of them
ladies' fall hats, the latest styles ane
shapes Temple of Economy.
For sale-Two story seven room
4 house at 512 South Fifth street at 8
bargain If taken at once. Part cash.
JOS. III. Egermayer agent.
Mrs. Robert Wright. of Dillon, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening and
viii remain for a few days with her
daughter. Miss Edna, at st. Thomas
hospital.
i The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A., will meet with Mrs. A. III.
Folsom and Mrs. John Reynolds. at
the Reynolds home, 405 South Fourth
street, Thursday afternoon.
Toilet soaps. Culley has the every
day assortment. A bar box for 10
cents, bars for 10 cents. and the hes,
milled and highest perfumed at 3 bars
for 25 cents. See the line
|
Mrs. II. G. Spencer, living two miles
south of the city entertained a COM
pany of little people Tuesday afternoon
| in honor of the fifteenth anniversary
of her neice Miss May Hartwell.
The nights are getting longer: YOU
need new hand sewing or reading
lamp. Gully has them in glass for %
cents and up: also a round wick MCKEE
bowl with white shade for SLIGO. See
| the assortment.
/ In the den" scene of Lincoln j. Car
ter's massive melodramatic production.
! TOO Proud to Beg" which comes to
| the Odeon Friday evening, the two
| Boylan children introduce their cele-
/ brated acrobatic speciality act. Foo
| Proud 10 Beg" is a sensational melo-
| drama filed with great interest
| Owen Parrett of Denver, arrived In
| the city Tuesday afternoon, called by
the death of his mother, Mrs. David
| Parrett, and to attend the funeral,
which was held this afternoon. Mrs.
Joseph Marshall. Of Atlantic, grand
daughter of Mrs. Parrett. also arrived
Tuesday to be present at the funeral
. .
G. w. Conner. formerly Of Malcolm,
arrived here Tuesday and viii make
| this city his home. Mr.. Conner has
rented residence property at SIT North
Third street. He is bridge carpenter.
and has been employed on the Rock
Island, but has recently entered the
services of the Central In the bridge
! building department.
. .
! Mrs. j. +. Battin and sons, or Ona"a'
arrived in the city Tuesday eNenins
| from New Providence. where they nave
been visiting at the home of Mrs. Bat
tins brother, Mr.. A. F. styles. Mrs
Battin and sons will be guests at the
William Battin home until after the
wedding Of Miss Helen Battin and MI.
Fl. S. Raley, of st. Louis, which takes
place on the 31st inst.
Barnum & Baileys advertising car
No. 2 spent Tuesday in the city, the
crew going over the boards to patch,
and put up new stands where the
weather had spoiled the paper put up
by the first car force. The Barnum
show comes to Marshalltown from Os-
kaloosa, and goes from here to Des
Moines.
A party of ladies from this city We're
guests of Mrs. William Tate and Mrs.
Fen West at dinner given by them at
State Center at noon today. A nuns
her of State Center ladies We're also
entertained Those who were present
from this city were Mrs. John c. Lan-
der, Mrs George Gregory, Mrs. w. Il.
Stipp, Mrs. W. S. Morgan and Mrs.
Charles Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Carney will be
host and hostess at a small dinner
rarity given this evening to about a
dozen of the more intimate friends of
MIR. and Mrs. C. w. Huntington, of
Elizabeth. II. j.. who are guests at the
L. j. Fletcher home. Miss Helen
Huntington is at present the guest or
Miss Lora Carney. The evening Will
he pleasantly spent with music and in
q. social way.
Merrill Cole, son of Chaplain Jesse
cole. of the Soldiers Home, left Tues
day evening for FIT. Dodge, where he
will remain for a visit of a week or
so with his brother, Clark F. Cole. an
Illionis Central engineer. Mr.. Cole,
who is a driver for George Olson, had
the misfortune, W illIt sdiiS ieitiss thSii
his wagon, to catch his trousers leg in
the single tree and fall, sustaining a
slight fracture of the forearm.
The annual picnic of the Christian
church will be held a week from Thurs
day, on September l. at Recess grove,
about six miles out OF town on the AL
bion road The picnickers Will start
in the morning and spend the day there.
Plenty of good things to eat Will be
taken along and all anticipate good
time. Transportation will be furnish
I'D for all the children, but all VINO have
available conveyances are urged to take
as many along as they can. or offer the
use of them to others who wish to at
tend the picnic.
Rev. D. NJ. Hefenstein, pastor or the
Christian church at Clemens, was II.
the city Tuesday afternoon. leaving In
the evening for Sandusky, Lee county,
where he will attend the annual ses-
sion of the Christian Union confer
ence comprising the southeastern part
of Iowa and a part of Missouri. Rev. |
Helfenstein is secretary of the confer
e1ce Rev. Carlyle Summerben, presi-
dent of Palmer College, LeGrand ana |
Rev. A. Hanson of lie Grand, also left |
for Sandusky to be present at the cons
ference MS visitors.