Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-01

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Rev. j. O. Engstrom, OF Oskaoosa,
will preach in the Presbyterian church
on Sunday morning.
Prof. Tarazo Katow will be pleased
to see his numerous friends at Pratt
e. Bakers exclusive Novelty store all
next week.
Miss Ruth BATHS entertained the
members Of the Bow Knot Club at their
regular sew party Thursday afternoon.
Light refreshments were enjoyed.
Fred r. Jones, son of w. IT. Jones,
went to Ames this morning to enter
Iowa State college for course OF
study in veterinary surgery.
Look up your winter clothes and
have them cleaned, colored or repaired
at the Marshalltown Steam Dye works
Satisfaction guaranteed. 102 So. LIST
avenue. New phone, Iii; old phone,
90.
Sig. A. Liberati, who, with his great
band. will appear at the Odeon tomor-
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number of stirring marches. One of
these, arranged for piano, will be pre-
scented as a souvenir to every lady at
tending the concert Saturday evening.
Mrs. Theodore Johnston and Mrs.
Fred Wallace entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Methodist church
Thursday afternoon at the Johnston
home, 312 West Church street. A
large number was present to enjoy the
meeting. The hostesses served nice re-
freshments.
Manager A. J. Busby, Of the Odeon,
was in Des Moines Thursday attend
ing meeting OF the executive board OF
the Iowa Bill Posters Association
The meeting was one Of the regular
ones held about once in three months.
to dispose of accumulated business of
the association. Mr.. Busby is treas
urer of the state association.
The members Of the German Club,
Der Deutsche Undertakings Krels,
gave delightful picnic Thursday eve
ming at the DIR. w j. Kibbey home, in
honor of Mrs. G. J. Scheeler's return
home from Europe. The families of
the members were present, there being
no other invited guests. The picnic
supper was served on the lawn, and
an exceptionally nice time was en-
joyed.
The collapsing OF wheel on one Of
the heavy wagons of the Marshall Ice
Company this morning at a point on
North First street near Lincoln, re-
suited in the bruising of one of the men
in charge OF the wagon, Beno Cenke. a
young man about % years of age. The
wagon was heavily loaded, and came
down, Cenke being caught under a por-
ton of it. G. T. Whitman, the other
man on the wagon. escaped uninjured.
Mr.. Roy T. WATSON. who represents
the Lennox Furnace Company In Kan
sas territory. with Headquarters at
Wichita arrived in the city Thursday
to remain for short visit with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. I. WATSON.
Mr. WATSON went to Des Moines this
morning to attend the state fair and
assist at the company's exhibition. Mr.,
w. J. Head, who has been represent
ing the company at the fair, returned
home this morning.
Announcement Of the marriage of
Miss l.. Eco Holbrook, of Sioux City, to
Mr.. Alexander s. Elder formerly of this
city, was received here today. Tho
wedding was celebrated at the home
of the brides father, Mr.. r. S. Hol-
brook, at 10 O'clock Thursday morn
ing Mr.. Elders sisters, Mrs. w. A.
Anderson, and Miss Elizabeth Elder.
attended from this city The "at home"
cards read after September 81, at 314
Fourteenth street, Sioux City. Mr.
Elder Is q travelling salesman for the
Schenkberg Grocery Company, and
has been making his headquarters In
Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs, H. w. Chrlstoph, 1O9
East Church street. entertained TWEEN
ty-eight of their lady and gentlemen
friends at their home Thursday even
ing, in honor of Miss Anna Heisinger,
of Cherokee, and Miss, Mamie st.
George, of Ferris. Games and a gem
eral good time were enjoyed, and the
hostess served refreshments. Miss.
Heisinger was formerly of this city,
and is going to Los Angeles, Cal, in
a short time Miss st. George arrived
In the city Thursday morning and left
this morning, having stopped at the
Christoph home on her way to Chero-
kee. where she will teach in the city
schools.
Wednesday afternoon, at her home
in Marietta township, Margaret Mon
niger entertained a number Of her girl
friends. Invitations in rhyme had been
sent, urging the guests to come lin
spite Of showers and altho the
day proved rainy, pleasant afternoon
was spent on the porch with various
games. At o'clock two course
luncheon was served in the dining
room by Mrs. Moninger and her
daughters Dorothy and Helen. An in
formal musical program followed
The affair partook of the nature of a
farewell as several Of the girls will
be away to school during the coming
year. Those invited We're Esther and
Jessie Hole, Mary and Blanche De
Butts, Edna and Lulu Corey, Joseph
inc Packer, Clara Harper, Maria Ed
sail, Abbie Shumway, Florence Penn
berton, Emma, Ruth and Mildred
Nichols and Martha Page.
All the Marshalltown people who
have attended the state fair at Des
Moines this week bear witness to the
excellence of Liberatis band, which
famous organization. under the per-
sonal supervision Of Sig. A. Liberati,
will be heard at the Odeon tomorrow