Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-20
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Observation-Disclosures
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Observation-Disclosures

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Observation-Disclosures. / 4
DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
kemble's flowers. 52s North Third.
So
/ Chronic and nervous diseases, see DIR
Tucker.
| fresh supply of Funkes chocolates
at Mcdonald \ Manhood Co
fresh supply of Funkes chocolates
at Mcdonald & Manhood Co
A fresh supply of Funke's chocolates
at Mcdonald & Manhood Co.
/ A fresh supply of FNunke's chocolates
at Mcdonald & Manhood Co.
Call and see the new line of skirts
just in. Benedict & Brintnan.
Mrs. Coyse has the Adjustable hip
form. which gives perfect satisfaction.
/ DR.. Ciemmer, the Hopkins block dem
list Phone. new 335. Evenings by
appointment
Wanted-Young people who desire to
get busy The Central Iowa Business
College can help you.
Dew. Mother Frances of ST. Mary's
ling for a stay of a few days on BUSH
lness.
! A Very small crowd attended the reg
ular Friday evening band concert al
1 the Soldiers Home. The concerts arc
| given for the benefit of the piano fund.
| -
Miss Edna Wright, of Dillon. who
was to have been operated upon a few
days ago at ST. Thomas hospital, will
not submit to the operation until early
next week.
Rev. w. c. Smith. of Albion. was in
| the city this morning, on his way to
Chelsea. Rev Smith will fill the pulpit
| of Rev. j. c. Grafton, at Fairview, eight
| miles south of Chelsea, Sunday.
Ed Richards of La Noble brought in
to the Times Republican office this
| morning a mammoth specimen Of tho
white elephant potato, raised by him.
which weighs two pounds and ten oun.
ces.
Mr.. and Mrs r. I. WATSON chaper-
oned the members OF their Sunday
school classes of the First Baptist
church on picnic at uarry Friday.
which proved most enjoyable affair.
despite the fact that the day was not
as PLEASANT as would have been de-
sired. Mrs. Kate Keller was guest
Of the picnickers
mel academy, accompanied by his wife
and children, was in the city this NOR
ming. en- route to Toledo, where he
will remain over Sunday as the guest
Of Rev. W. A. Briggs. pastor OF tn.
Congregational church, and family.
Mr.. Horn and Rev. Briggs were class
mates at olivet, Mich.
Mr.. C. w. Hutson went to Union this
morning. where he spent the day in at
tendance at the harvest festival, as the
guest Of his brother, Mr.. Leason Hut
son and family. Mrs. Hutson, who has
been In Union few days, will accom-
pany her husband home. Sheriff and
Mrs. Hutsen were also in Union today,
guests OF Mr.. Illusions parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Leason Hutson.
r. O. Perry. a former Adams Express
messenger on the Iowa Central, now In
the employee Of the II. S. Chase Com
pany, wholesale and retail grocers, Des
Moines returned to Des Moines this
morning after few days stay in the
city. Mr.. Perry was called to the city
& week ago owing to the illness of his
father r. T. Perry. $685. North First
avenue. Mr.. Perry is somewhat Inn
proved, altho is far from being him.
self
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Balch and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Stewart, the latter of Min
neapolis, entertained about thirty OF
their friends among the Country Club
members this afternoon at the Country
Club grounds. The afternoon was spent
in social way. and general good
time enjoyed. delicious picnic sup.
per will be spread at 6 o'clock. the
crowd returning to the city early in
the evening. Mrs. C. II. Ackert, of
Washington; Mrs. w. F. Treadwell, of
Fairbanks. and Miss Emily Perkins. of
Moline, ILL.,. We're out-of- town guests.
Miss Leila David arrived home FRI |
day evening from Minneapolis. where
she has been for visit OF a month |
with her aunt, Mrs. w. C. Burleign. |
Miss David will leave next week for
Monmouth, Ill, where she will attend
a house party to be given by Miss
Alice Hanna for week, to ten of her
Ferry Hall friends. After her return
from Monmouth Miss David will go to
Chicago to visit friends. also to VIM |
field, ILL.,, to be with her mother, Mrs |
w. F. David, for few days, after
which she will leave for Wellesley, |
Mass, to enter Wellesley.
A delightful neighborhood picnic in
which thirty-four took part, was given
Friday by Mrs. p. M. Sutton, at her
home III North Center street, in honor
of Mrs. Orissa Waldo. mother of Mrs.
James S. Haskell of 118 North Center |
street. A fine dinner was served and |
the best kind of time enjoyed. Mrs |
Hetty B. Heitshu acted IS toastmistress |
and Mrs. Waldo was crowned queen OF
the feast, wreath of beautiful flowers
being placed on her head. The guests |
enjoyed program of songs |
sacred music and piano solos. Mrs. |
Waldo altho 81 years old, is an expert |
in fine needlework and hemstitchin3 |
and various samples of her art We're |
viewed with EXPLANATIONS Of pleasure |
and admiration by the guests, who
wished Mrs. Waldo many more years
of life and usefulness.