Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-09

street.
We are Offering what we have left of
our shirt waists and wash suits az
ridiculously low prices. M. Il. AM
drewS.
Furnace repairs must be made now;
before the fall rush is on. Later WEI
can not spare the time. Lennox Fur \
mace Co.
Sister Dominica, of st. Mary's Insti
tute, who underwent an operation at
st. Thomas hospital a few weeks ago,
was able to leave the hospital today.
Captain and Mrs. I. Cuthbert, the for
mer of whom has been in command OF
the local Salvation Army for the past
nine months or more. left this morning
for DeKalb, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank DuPuy and
daughter returned Monday evening
from Clifford. where they have been
visiting for a few days with Mrs. Du-
Puy's grandmother, Mrs. j. Burch.
Won STEMS Kidney and Backache
Pills cure all kidney complaints, and
diseases arising from disorders of the
kidneys and bladder Price so cents....
For sale by Alexander Drug Co.
Mr.. w. O. Johnson, OF the Interna-
tional Correspondence School, Scran-
ton, Pa, who has been in the city for
day evening for Chicago, where he will
join his car for another trip in the in
terests of the school,
Oskaloosa Herald: Iowa Central
men assert that Conductor William
Nicola, who sustained severe injuries
again at Hooking, has more nerve and
grit than is possessed by the average
man. He is better today, and treats
his misfortune lightly.
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Miss Elizabeth Harrison, of the Chi
cago kindergarten College, arrived In
the city Tuesday evening for visit oil
few days with her sister, Mrs. s. r
Knisely, and father. Mr.. I. w. Harrison
Miss Harrison has. just returned from
summer school work in the south.
The members of Concordia and Ex-
celsior Aid Society will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. Peter Mayer Tor
Friday afternoon instead of Thursday
on account of the Old Settlers picnic
The Excelsior Aid Society will be the
guests of the Concordia Aid on this pc
casion.
Fraternal Bankers state picnic) al
Cedar Rapids on Wednesday, Angus
90. Secure your tickets before Sathr-
day night in order to guarantee spefia
train. Round trip ticket $3.50. Tick.
cts may be secured from Anna Todd
Ingersoll meat market, 100 East Main
street, the old John Awde meat MAR
ket.
A hospital aid association, for 1.-THE
purpose of assisting and aiding! ST
Thomas hospital in it's work, willy b.
formed at meeting to be held at 57:3'
o'clock this evening in the parlorSs a
the hospital An invitation has peer
extended to all those who are in ian.
way interested in the hospital.
Rev. DIR. Elijah Brown Jones lief
Monday evening for Litchfield, Ill.
where Tuesday at o'clock,I HI
lectured before the Litchfeld cjhau
tauaua. DR.. Jones gave his lecture
Light and Shade" which is one O
the most popular of his repertoireS es'
pecially among chautauqua audiefaces
DR.. Jones arrived home this mort1ing
Mrs. o. S. Iverson, of Pickering who
has been suffering from stroke o.
paralysis, is improving, and 1t Is be-
Ilieved will recover entirely in time
Mrs. Iverson has been very Ill, and TO,
| 4 time her life was despaired of. Mrs
Iverson was formerly Miss Glare
Greeting, of this city, and is a daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Ole o. Lien, living north
EAST of the city.
Rev. o. o. Smith, pastor Of the First
| Congregational church of Council
Bluffs, was in the city Tuesday after
| noon, being on his way east from Grim
aell, where he has been for few days
| visit with his son. Mr.. Milo o. Smith
Rev. Smith left Tuesday evening fol
| Wayne, ILL.,, where he will remain fol
a brief visit with friends. From there
! ne will 20 to Lake Geneva, Wis, where
he will enjoy a two weeks outing al
the summer home Of his brother, Rev
F. q. Smith, of Chicago. A week from
| Sunday Rev. Smith will occupy his
| brothers pulpit in the Warren avenue
Congregational church, Chicago.
Mrs. Ralph Young. 500 East Linz
street. entertained at a children's par
ty at her home Tuesday afternoon
! complimentary to her little daughte
Mabel whose 7th anniversary was cell
ebrated by the event. After a seas@l
| Of games refreshments were served P.
| the hostess assisted by Mrs. Harry Ar
mold and Mrs. Ed. Shaw. The gue$t
were Gladys Shaw, Katherine Lands
Ethel Wiley, Marie, George and The
Bondage, Frances and Gladys Man
chester, Esther Weaver, Garnet AM
| Leo Arnold, Margaret and Katherfn
Kennedy, Fred Donaldson, Pearl Klie
bernstein, and John and Marind;
| Young.
Col. and Mrs. j. M. Parker were hos
and hostess at an informal Tnusica
Tuesday evening, in honor of their Sol
! and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs F'reder
lex Bruegger and Miss Bessie w. Far
ker, of Chicago, who are visiting in tn
city. Invitations we're extended t
thirty, who enjoyed a program li nos
| delightful piano numbers, by Mics Ear
ker and vocal and duo numbers b
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruegger., DaiE ty re
freshments were served during tn
evening. Out-of-town guests Mer
Mrs. Frederick w. Rowe, of Ney
| York; Mrs. l. Madison Bentley, o
Ithaca, N. Y; and Mrs. Nellie Bow
man, of Minneapolis.
Miss Hazel Willard entertained a
her home, 406 North First street, Tues