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

| d. A. Collision, dentist. 10 w. Main.
| Kemble's flowers, $40 North Third.
| DR.. Burkhart, osteopath 3O2 West
Main.
| Only SO cents for chautauqua chairs
| IT, r. Lays.
Read Pratt e Bakers shirtwaist
bargain advertisement.
| Buy your chautauqua chairs at o.
r. Lays for 80 cents.
| Mrs. Chloe Bloomfield is somewhat
| improved today, having rested we'll
last night.
Sherbert ice cream and cake served
| Wednesday evening during band con-
cert. Don't forget it,
Word from Chicago announces that
there is no material change in Mrs.
Percy Webster's condition today.
Plumbing repair work promptly and
satisfactorily done by Hecker &c Cal
kins. 20 North First street. Phone 172,
two rings.
Music while you eat and home made
cake and ice cream, Wednesday night,
on court house lawn, served by the
Ladies' Guild.
To all who so generously assisted in
making the lawn fete a financial sue
cess, the sisters of ST. Thomas hos
pital feel most grateful.
Messrs. E. u. Mack o. T.. Ingledue
and j. T.. Mcdonald delivered today to
the mother superior of st. Thomas
hospital the 500 recently donated the
hospital by the Elks.
Van 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.
The buttermilk bread we make is
certainly winner, as we can hardly
supply the demand. Those who have
tried it once are our customers right
slong. Our baker goods are fresh
every day. and we have the choicest of
everything. Sundell's Cafe.
Among the new things in candy
we have wild cherry gum drops, mint
cream waters, orange paste, lemon
paste, marshmallows, (they go at Is
cents per pound). old-fashioned licor-
ice drops and other good things for
warm weather. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Messrs. J. r. Stanton, G. NJ. Nc
Bride, o. II. Wallen and G. r. Stewart
were in Boone Monday night, where
they assisted In comforting the initia-
tory work upon twenty five candidates
in Boone Lodge, No. 279, A. o. u. w. A
banquet followed the work, and the
visitors enjoyed fine time.
The funeral of Michael Roskopf was
largely attended this morning at Q
o'clock from ST Mary's church. High
mass, followed by a sermon. was con-
lucted by Rev. DR.. Fitzpatrick Tho
pail bearers were Eugene Kearns,
Richard Mcclure, Joseph Tretter, r.
H. Bendlage, Stephen Lang and
Riverside.
r. D. Sewers lineman on the north
ern division of the Central, went TO
Oskaloosa this morning, where he will
remain for about a week and take
charge of the telegraph line service
for the entire line, while Lineman
Bell, Of Oskaloosa, is taking vaca-
ton. Mrs. Sewers accompanied her
husband and while in Oskaloosa they
will be the guests Of Mr.. Sewers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Seev-
erS.
Fourteen members of the uniform
rank of Marshall Tent, No. 25, knights
of Macca bees, left this morning for
Waverly, where they join the uniform
ranks from other lodges Of the state
and go into annual camp for three
days. The encampment begins this
afternoon and closes Thursday night.
Capt. w. b. Elliott was in command
of the local contingent. The uniform
ranks of three Des Moines lodges pass
ed thu the city on their way to Wav-
erly early this morning.
Wallace Bruce Amsbary is one of the
best monologists in the country. He
has been in Marshalltown and many
will remember his interpretations Of his
own poems. But not alone to his own
verse does he limit himself. His rich
French brogue gives him a rare chance
with all poets of the lighter school. His
of Riley Opie Read
Eugene Field, Paul Lawrence Dunbar,
s. e. Kiser are among the best of such
work on the lyceum platform. He Wilt
be at the chautauqua Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday, August Is. 16,
and 18th.
Mrs. E. r. Davis and Mrs. Ethel Ellis 4
worth, of Eldora passed thru the city (
Monday evening, en- route to Daven-
port, where they go as delegates from,
Eldora to the annual grand lodge;
meeting of the Rathbone Sisters. Mrs.
John T. Boylan who is one of the Off /
GERS of the order also went to Daven-
port Monday. Mr.. Charles Kennoyer Of,
Eldora, spent Monday in the city with
friends, and left in the evening for
Davenport to attend the Knights of
Pythias grand lodge. He was Joined
here by Messrs. Ellis Robb, Lou
Stout Lou Tucker and Lou Brown |
other delegates to the grand lodge ses
sion from Eldora.
Friends of Mrs. C. J. Scheeler and |