Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-21
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!; THE CITY IN BRIEF
New fall skirts at M. f. Andrews.

New fall skirts at NJ. +. Andrews.
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DR.. Cottle, physician and surgeon.
| D. A. Collision. dentlst. 10 w. Main
Blueberries today ten cents box
Reynolds & Sheldon.
Blueberries and pears for canning
at Culley's, 10 and IL South First av-
enue.
For sale, household furniture We'd
nesday, August %, at my home In AL
bion, Iowa. Mrs. j. B. Cripps.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. o. Douglass, corner
of Jerome and Fourth streets, arr
parents of nine pound son, born this
morning.
Don't forget the Bankers Reserve
excursion to Cedar Rapids, Wednes-
day, August 90, over G. & N. w. Round
trip s1.5o.
| Ladies' cravenette coats from $5o0
up. Don't look elsewhere for better
values as they are not to be found.
M. +. Andrews.
Pianos for all--you with cash tn
pay--and you who can't afford to pay
I over $500 per month. Prices are mark
| ed in plain figures. The Martin Piano
Co., 12S East Main street
Big excursion to Cedar Rapids vie
Chicago & Northwestern Railway,
leave Marshalltown at o'clock a. M,
Ireturning leave Cedar Rapids $3.50 p.
4 NJ rfybf fhrnnph
Of fun.
| Rev. NJ Londahl, at the Norwegian
Lutheran church Sunday morning, con-
ltirmed a class of four boys and one
girl. Those who were confirmed were
| Arthur Lee, Gunder Michaelson, Ole
and .Arnt Lone and Margaret Bratteig
Instead of Miss Woods lecture this
evening on socialism on the court
house lawn, the Socialist Club has de-
cided to hold meeting al the home of
DIR. Townsend, 200 South Center
street, at which Miss Wood will be
present.
Mrs, Frank Van Nieuwenhuyse, of
Los Angeles, Cal, who was called to
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Vecera, eight miles north of Fer
guson, two months ago, owing to he,
fathers illness, left this morning fo-
her home.
Come in and inspect these new fall
dress goods. Fine imported henriettas,
satin prunilla cloths, imported basket
panamas, fancy plaid panamas, shep-
ard checks, fancy rain proof herring
bone serges, fancy sutings and many
Others. Our fall exhibit of high class
| dress goods surpasses all past records.
| Nj. +. Andrews.
Clerk of Courts Lounsberry today
received notice from w P. Crumback-
er, superintendent of the state Hospital;
at Independence, that Jacob Ludwig,
sent to independence from this county
had died August 10. Ludwig was adj
judged insane and sent to Independ
neec while a member of the Soldiers
Home, nq0ctober 80, 1901.
Miss Lillian E. Shorthill arrived in
the city Sunday morning from New
Haven, Conn, where she has been for
a several weeks course OF study at the
Yale summer school. She will be the
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
T. Shorthill, for two weeks, when She
will return to Milwaukee, prior to
beginning her work in the west side
high school, early in September.
Miss Peryle Harris entertained in ;
formally Sunday night at luncheon
following the evening chautauqua pro-
gram, Dean Howard, Of the musical
department of Drake University, Des
Moines, Mr. Sayler, tenor of the Meis-
tersingers' quartet, Mr.. Erusha, of Ma
son City, who spent Sunday in the city
as the guest of Mr.. Dean Howard and
| Mr.. Saylor, and Miss Carolyn Ander-
| son.
| Mr.. Carroll Kibbey arrived home
this morning from Amherst, Mass,
where he has been spending most of
the summer studying agriculture at
Amherst College. A part of his time
has been spent at Briarcliff Manor, N.
T., where he has been studying prac-
tical methods in agriculture. Mr.. Kib-
| hey Will enter Iowa State College,
Ames. next month, for a course in ag-
riculture. He graduated from Harvard
| last year.
Miss Florence Burnell arrived nome
Saturday afternoon from California,
where she. has been since the 18th of
| last November. Miss Florence visited
at the horne of her uncle, Mr. Edward
Burnell, at Los Angeles, until March.
when she went to Glen Ellen, a point
forty miles north of San Francisco, IN
the mountains, where she has been
since leaving Los Angeles. She return
ed via the Canadian Plcif1c. and stop
ped at Portland for brief visit at the
exposition.
Superintendent j. c. Murphy, Of the
district railway postal service, with
headquarters in Des Moines, was in the
city Saturday in conference with Su-
perintendent C. S. Hayden and Maste
Mechanic Thomas ]. 1Eeeley, of thu
Central Mr.. Murphy came here to
confer with the officials regarding
changes to be made in the heating APP.
planes used on the postal cars run
ming on the line. The changes will be
made as suggested by Mr.. Murphy be-
fore winter begins.
Misses Mae Vogel and Mabel and
Louise Bowman, who have been en-
joying a three weeks outing at the
Page cottage, at Clear Lake, arrived
home this morning. Miss Fannie Vo-
gel will return from the lake Thurs
day. Miss Lou vogel who has been
enjoying delightful visit for several
weeks with the George e. Adams,
George w Beasley and other families