Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-02

Times
d. A. Collision, dentist. 10 w. Main.
DIR. Cottle, physician and surgeon.
Don't be mislead Go to Hecker &
| Calktns for your plumbing.
Buy, sell, borrow. loan. exchange and
| rent thru the William Andrews Co.
wanted-Strong boy, honest and
willing to work Address ga, care T.
| r.
| mems hall Monday. September 4th.
Labor day.
Now is the time to buy wall paper
For next spring and save one-half the
cost at Dinges s. EMerist.
Miss Edith Glenn went to Gilman to-
day, where she will begin her school,
| near that place, on Monday.
The Central Iowa Business College
gives thorough, individual training for
| business life. Fall term opens next
Monday.
Our stock of wall paper. consisting
Of gifts, Ingram. tapestry, upper thirds
and blanks go at any price to make
room for more stock. Dinges & Ever
St.
We are overstocked with fruit jars
and will sell all next week pint jars.
IS cents, quart Jars. So cents, and half
gallon Jars Is cents per dozen. Old
| phone 557; new phone 269. w II.
| Moreland.
We can save you money by having
your chenille or tapestry curtains, rugs,
aides or gents clothing, etc, clean
ed. dyed or pressed. Out of town ord
,,rs will receive prompt attention. Work
called for and delivered. MARSHALL
Town Steam Dye works, 102 S. list ave-
nue.. Both phones.
The Donna Troy Stock Company
will open four nights engagement at
the Odeon next Wednesday evening
The opening bill will be the thrilling
border drama, way Out West" On
Wednesday night a lady will be adj
lnitted free with each 80 cent ticket
reserved before o'clock.
MI Harvey Griffin went to Ames
this morning. where he will take up
course in agriculture in Iowa State
College. He was accompanied by his
friend, Mr. Warner Thompson, of Salt
Lake City, who has been his guest for
a week. Mr.. Thompson will pursue a
course in civil engineering.
Mr.. Will Beatty, a cOmpositor on the
Nevada Journal, spent Friday in the
city. and in the evening went to Albion,
20 spend Sunday with his cousin. Mr..
Will Van Horn, and family. Mr..
Beatty had been to Cedar Rapids to
attend the annual convention of deaf
mutes, which was held August 90 to
81.
Miss Nellie Brennecke very pleasant
|ly entertained the members of the
Roundabout club and very few nefgh-
lors at the home of her sister, Mrs.
w. T.. Meickley, s South Fifth avenue,
Friday afternoon. The affair was Civ
en as a sewing party, at the conclus-
ion of which dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss Maud Gardiner, Mr.. Charles C.
Wright and Mr.. Will H. Carleton, all
of Minneapolis. arrived in the city this
morning to remain over Sunday with
relatives and friends, Mr.. r. A. Smith,
also of Minneapolis, accompanied them
as far as this city, and went to Cedar
Rapids to visit Mrs. Smith, who has
been there for two weeks with her
parents.
oe NTov
rived in the city Friday afternoon, and
was guest over night of Miss Emma
Curtis Miss Jensen went to Hartland
over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. w.
.Moninger. On Tuesday she will begin
her school work as teacher of the
vest Of Liscomb. Miss Jensen has
been in charge Of the Hazel Green
school for the past year and half.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Diehl, 301 North
Fourth street, entertained few friends
at an informal five hundred party,ggiv
en Friday evening in honor of Mrs.
loiehPs sister, Mrs C. c. Magenheimer,
who stopped in the city Thursday eve
ming on her way to her home in Chi
cago, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Doelle.
who leave soon for Los Vegas, N. NJ,
where they will make their home. Mrs.
frank Myers, of Springfield, ILL.,, was
also an OUT town guest. Light re-
freshments were a feature of the eve
rings enjoyment.
Lester Ingersoll, q runaway lad from
the Christian Home at Council Bluffs,
was picked up by Officer Hayes and
Desk Sergeant Goodale, on South First
avenue, early Friday morning. and
after the officers had found by ques-
tioning the boy that he had run away,
placed him in Jail. The Home was
later telephoned, and it was learned
that the lad had been placed with Il
farmer near Council Bluffs, who had
given him employment, and he had
run away from there. The boy is about
IL years of age and will be held pend
ing disposition of him by the school
authorities.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Williams, of
.Stockville. Neb who have been visit
ing at the Elan Williams home. north
of the city, for several days, went to
Boone Friday evening, where they vii.
visit the formers brother, Mr.. A. P.
Williams, for few days. Mr.. VIII