Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-06
DR.. clemmer, dentist. fremont block

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| SO g. Irvine.
Or. Lierle specialist, eye, ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted.
Worlds and Lenox soap, eight bars
for rs cents. 1dsol& Irvine.
DR.. w. M. Choate, dentist office over
the Fidelity bank. New phone 62.
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Buy, sell. borrow, loan, exchange and
rent thru tho William Andrews Co.
Miller's ice cream will be sold thru
| out the winter by the Johnson Candy
Company.
Boys, study Henry Pappe's aid, 1T
might mean a suit of clothes for you
without, paying for 1t.
Special prices 49, Is, 35, and so cents
for the comedy. AN Aristocratic
Tramp" at the Odeon tomorrow even
| ing.
Mr.. j. S. McNeel went to Gilman this
morning, where he will remain during
the week looking after business mat
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs JOHN Higham, OF 400
| East Linn street are parents of a
twelve-p ound son, born to them Satur-
day.
1 The mothers child study department
of the Women's Club will meet with
Mrs. Margaret Ackert, II North Third
avenue. Tuesday. the 7th, at 8 p. m.
The sale of seats for Tim Murphy,
who comes to the Odeon Wednesday
/, evening, will open In the morning at
10 A. NJ. Mr.. Murphy will be seen In
a, new comedy, IA Corner in Coffee"
which Is said to be one Of the best
/ things he has ever presented.
/ Having secured a hrst-class dress
makel'. i am prepared to teach every
branch OF dress-makng with the cut
ting and fitting. For the next ten days
we will make shirt waists at reduced
prices. Standard Dress making school,
49, e Main. over New England Store.
The Iowa Central's south bound thru
train, No. 6, due at 3. rs a. m, was laid
out at Eldora this morning owing to an
accident on the Northwestern, a car
having been derailed at the crossing.
/ The Central train did not reach this
i city until 6.45.
Miss Nettie Ingledue was hostess
yesterday at dinner party given
/ to about fifteen OF her more intimate
| friends at her home, 304 West State
street, In honor OF Mr.. a,d Mrs. A. B.
Reeve OF Wichita. Kas., ana Mr.. and
Mrs r. G. Kern, OF Chicago.
Miss Margaret Pence went to Gilman
1 this morning, where she will remain
for Il few days visit with relatives and
/ friends. Miss Pence will leave the lat
ter part Of the week for Chicago, where
she will remain until the holiday season
as the guest of Mrs B. r. Sawin. She
will then return here for the winter.
The newly remodeled Congregational
chui'ch was opened to the public Sun
day, after having been closed several
weeks. Two large audiences, consider
ing the bad day, greeted the pastor,
Rev. L. B. Elk, at his morning and
evening sermons The church has been
materially improved, especially the In
terror, and is very pretty. The new front
windows are noticeable in thhe inn
proven1ents.
Mrs. III. w. Shove, 400 North Fourth
street was hostess at most enjoyable
five hundred party Saturday evening
| to about sixteen lady friends of the
neighborhood. Mrs w. q. Bowe Sc
cured the prize. Light refreshments
were served by the hostess, assisted by
! Miss Ida Shove. The out-of-town
guests were Mrs. T. A. Ayers OF Webs
| ter, S. D.; Miss Ann Hamilton and Mrs.
10 B. Peterson, OF Lehigh, and Mrs.
| Young of MINNEAPOLIS
With regard to the presidency of the
| Ms,rshalltown Baseball association,
Marion Gard desires to have it am
nounced that whether he is chosen for
president, ball runner or water carrier
he will continue to handle the finest
| line Of we'll built furniture in this Sec
| tion Of the country His large line OF
Kitchen cabinets is attracting the at
| tention Of the ladies just now while his
book cases and writing desks are
equally interesting to the gentlemen.
| "A change on the American Express
Company became effective today, when
Lnngdon Place, who has been in the
eraploy Of George l.. Andrews for a
year and half. entered the employ Of
the local office, taking the second
wagon. The change comes about by
| the promotion Of Agent Hargrave's
clerk Forest Richeson, who is made
cashier at Clinton. Jerome Hull, driver
Of the first wagon, takes the clerkship,
and Sherwood Scheeler, who has been
In charge of the second wagon for a
few days, goes on the first wagon.
Mrs. A. w Dobson, 707 West State
street most erjoyably entertained a
number of little girls Saturday after
noon from 2:30 to 5 o'clock in honor
Of her daughters Francis and Gertrude
.r1he afternoon was spent with games,
slnd delicious retire shments We're served
by Mrs. Dobson, assisted by Mrs. G. NJ.
l0obson and Miss Vala Andrews. The
little guests We're Laura Sloan, Esther
J Mayer, Elizabeth Stevens, Dorothy
l3alch, Gertrude Lorraine Duncan,
Lucille and Louise Dobson, Alice
Brinkerhoff Eleanor Ogiers, Ruth Van
Law, Fannie Ravens. Genevieve
Bailey and Mae Bernard.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Augustine
took place Sunday afternoon at 1880
from the home of the deceased's son,
Mr.. A. p. Augustine, South Second
street, and was well attended, consid-
ering the bad weather. Rev. Merle N.
Smith, pastor of the Methodist church.
had the service in charge, and the
music was furnished by members of