Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-30

e Ladies 80 SklftS. we can SiloW SoU
a few specials at five dollars that Will
open your eyes and make you wonder
how they can be sold for the price. M.
r. Andrews.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
will be entertained tomorrow afternoon
by Mrs Theodore Johnston and Mrs.
Wallace, at the Johnston home, 3l2
West Church street.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid So
5ciety will be entertained Thursday af-
ternoon on the lawn between the X. H.
Sears and A. +. Balch homes. Mrs.
Sears and Mrs. Balch acting as host
esses.
Mrs. d. T. Denmead was hostess
yesterday afternoon to a company OF
about twenty Of her lady friends at an
informal porch party The affair was
In honor of Mrs. G. n. Ackert OF Wash :
ington, d. G.
Mrs. George B. White, Of Harlan,
spent Tuesday in the city as the guest
Of her brother, Mr. H. w. Griffin, and
wife, being on her way to Oskaloosa,
where she will be present at the Iowa
Yearly Meeting Of Friends.
The Ladies Missionary Society Of
the Christian church, which was to
have met Friday afternoon with Mrs
John Galloway, 500 West Boone street
has been postponed until next Tuesday
afternoon.
The orders for buttermilk bread
from new customers continue to come
We are striving to supply the demand
| and up to the present time have sue
ceeded. II necessary we will enlarge
our oven. The best of everything te
eat at our cafe. Robertson & Strub.
Miss Nellie Stewart, Of Clemens, a
| teacher in the Click school of this city
during the past two years, was in ths
city Tuesday night as the guest OF
Miss Emma Curtis, leaving this morn
| ing for Minneapolis, where she is te
be employed as teacher this year.
Only one more day in which to get II
on summer prices on Indiana Hooking
The operators raise the price to u!
September LIST, and our margin O
| profit is so small we are compelled tt
follow. their advance Better orde,
now and get the advantage. Boil
phones. East End Coal Co.
| Mrs. Fred Butler, wife of Agent But
Ter Of the Iowa Central at Clemons
| was in the city Tuesday, being on he1
way home from Green Mountain
where she was called a few weeks agt
owing to the death of her mother tht
late Mrs. Morrison. Mr.. Butler wa
| in the city to meet his wife and &C
company her home.
Charles Millhiser, Of this city, wh'
| for the past month or more has beef
I in the employ of the G.. O. d. Produce
Company, of Des Moines, will leav'
4 tonight for Staunton, Va, where h
will go to remain during the appl
season buying the fruit for his com
pany. He will be absent for at leas
a month.
Rev. f. III. Lemon, pastor of tn
/ Christian church, accompanied by Mrs
4 Lemon, arrived horne Tuesday evening
from his summer vacation, which, ha
i been enjoyed in different iowa points
During the past few weeks Mr.. an
Mrs. Lemon have been members of
camping party on the Cedar river, nea
Center Point.
4 The partial eclipse Of the sun thi
morning was visible to those who wer
sufficiently interested to observe tn
phenomenon, altho an ordinary piec
of smoked glass showed no visible oh
struction to the surface Of the bi
bright disk. Two pieces of smoke
glass andsa yellow sun glass gave tn
best results in mailing the observation
| Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Doele. 4O6 Mort
Fourth street, accompanied by thei
children, Thornton and Margaret, wi
Las Vegas. n. NJ, where they expec
to make their future home. The chang
is made owing to Mr.. Doelle's health
Mn. Doelle will probably accept a pc
sition in the New Mexico Normal Un
J iversity.
Two alarms called the departmer
during the past twenty-four hour
The one this morning took the centre
crew to 300 South First street, wfer
H. s. Francisco lives. A hot stow
pipe had ignited the floor of the sec
/ OIlu STORY. "A Sllldll dluOuul VI ClOlu
ing was burned. but the damage to tn
house was slight. A candle topplin
over into can partly filled with o
in the basementaof the Myers grocer
store on East Main street caused an
other small blaze about 2:30 yesterda
afternoon. The fire was put out be
fore any damage resulted.
Rev. Calvin Black of Corsicana, Tex
who has been in the city for severe
days, visiting relatives and friend
went to Newton Tuesday night, whe1
he will remain for two weeks. Re-
Mr.. Black, who is pastor of st. John
Episcopal church at Consicana, ha
expected to return to his work befol
this time, but owing TO the yellow fey
err scare in the south, and the fact the
| the weather is so very warm thel
, now, he has been granted longe
leave of absence. A telegram, receiy
ed few days ago from the vestr
board, suggested that he remain in til
north at least two weeks longer, or {
least until the weather had modera1
u ed. -. -.>'