Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-10
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

Kemble's flowers, 500 North Third.
| DR. Bullard, osteopath. % East Main.
New pictures in black and white at
Liebig's.
| For plumbing go to Hecker & Cal.
kins Work guaranteed.
Reliable plumbing house, David
Coulton. for good work. Both phones
Flyo-Curo! Flyo-Curo! Protect
your stock with Flyo-Curo. l1 e..
Benedict & CO.
| Elks, this is ladies' day, and there
| will be social party this evening Go
and have good time.
Ladies black taffeta silk shirt waists
latest fall styles. Advance price $500.
Wilton & Whitehead
| Tickets bought in advance O.. the
opening of the chautauqua will save
much confusion opening day
| One dollar will do the work of two
at our great slaughter sale. AIRY suit
! in the store $40. E. H. Keller
| Mrs Mushkin, proprietress Of the
Ladies' Bazaar, is in Chicago selecting
| the new fall styles on millinery
| Plumbing repair work promptly and
| satisfactorily done by Hecker d CAL
kins. 20 North First street. Phone III,
| two rings.
| The Ladies' Chapter of the Bankers
Reserve, will meet with Mrs. Thomas
Reed. 5O7 North Third avenue, Friday
afternoon.
/ Our haberdashery is always of the
vintage of the season we show it - no
back numbers e. H. Keller, clothlef
and gents furnisher
| Our new fall cravenettes are now In.
| and ready for your inspection. Call
and examine them while the line is
complete. Whitton and Whitehead.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Thurber who
were. in Liscomb Wednesday attend
Ii ing the wedding of Miss Abbie rhurber
to Mr.. Charles A. Smith, of Swea City,
returned home last evening.
Railroad Commissioner d. j. Palmer.
| OF Washington, passed thru the city
this morning on his way from Oska-
| loosa to Mason City, where he went to
attend to private business matters
! Superintendent C. S. Hayden. of the
Central. accompanied by Mrs. Hayden,
| passed thru the city this morning on
| their way home from Wisconsin, where
Mrs Hayden has been for several
weeks visiting relatives
The w. r. c. will hold picnic next
Monday afternoon at the Soldiers
Home grounds, in commemolation OF
Its 21st anniversary. The members OF
Frank M. Thomas Pos, nave been in
vited to take supper with the w. 4. z.
ladies at that time.
Miss Marian Parker, who was re-
Gently made librarian of the Fremont
Neb., library will arrive home this eve
ming for a two weeks visit with her
parents, Colonel and Mrs j. N. Parker.
Miss Parker has been granted vaca-
| ton by the Fremont board which she
will spend in the city,
Fraternal Bankers state picnic at
Cedar Rapids on Wednesday. August
90. Secure your tickets before Satur-
day night in order to guarantee special
train Round trip ticket $1.5O. Tick
cts may be secured from Anna Todd,
Ingersoll meat market, 120 East Main
street, the old John Awde meat mar
ket.
Miss Florence Hopkins went to Des
Moines Wednesday to attend the we'd
ding next Tuesday evening of her
friend, Miss Elsie Frederick to
Mr.. Robert Peck, the latter of
Chicago Miss Hopkins will be in Des
Moines a week, and while there will
also visit her friend, Miss Lucille Will
son.
Mr.. S. r. Barnhill, foreman for
George w. LaPIant, who has been in
Grundy Center for the past two weeks
moving what was formerly that towns
public hospital, but which has been
sold for a private dwelling, went to
Grinnell Wednesday evening to be
gone for about ten days superintend-
ing moving job there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Haines, who have
been visiting for a week in Wyoming,
Jones county, arrived home Wednes-
day evening. While they were in Wy
oming the town celebrated the ami
versary of its founding fifty years ago.
Mr.. Hafnes met relatives there, and
had most pleasant visit with former
| old friends whom he knew when a res
| ident of the town thirty five years
ago.
The meeting Of the w. G. T. y. was
held Wednesday afternoon at the home
| Of Mrs. Jesse Cole, and good attend
ance was present. It was decided to
have check stand for parcels and
place to take care Of babies, In the w.
lie. T.. u. rest tent which will be put
up at the Chautauqua grounds, for the
coming week Mrs. Cole served cooling
| refreshments, which were much en-
ljoyed.
The meeting which was to have been
held at the st. Thomas hospital We'd
nesday evening, having for its purpose
the organization Of a hospital aid So
ciety, was postponed until the first
week in September. The postponement
was made owing to the absence from
the city Of several prominent ladies
who have become interested in the
movement, and who will probably take
an active part in its work.
We announce to the public Of Mar
shalltown and vicinity that for the fall
season coming we have engaged for
] our trimmer the we'll known Miss Julia
| Kennedy, who held position as