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

MIS-. DR.. Fry. fenlale nervous anu
chronic diseases.
Mr.. William Furbush was In Glenn
ons Tuesday on business.
| Ben Hur dance at Red Mems hall
| Thursday night Williams orchestra.
Ladies free.
Ladies' new suits. Have you seen
them? In point Of style, quality, Ill
| and finish you will find them absolute
ly correct M. L. Andrews.
Wanted-A first class lady steno-
grapher using her own typewriter and
desk Steady employment. For ply
sician's office. Apply between and
| 10 a. M, over Meeker's laundry.
The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
| men had socable at the A.. q. u
w. hall Tuesday evening, which was
| we'll attended. The hours were spent
in dancing, and refreshments We're
served.
Mrs. A. e. Glines and daughter Mar
| ian, of Belle Plaine, who have been
visiting the formers sister, Mrs. d. I'll.
! Gross and family, went to sReinbeck
| this morning. where they Will make
i their future home.
| A. r. Welker who for the past four
years has held clerkshps in the office
Of the master mechanic of the Iowa
Central, has resigned his position, and
will begin work in the City National
bank, on September 1.
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| Some buyers do not know our dress
goods department One SUCH who IN
spected 1t recently said: II had no
idea that such beautiful silks and
dress goods were sold in MARSHALL
town." Come in. we make buying easy
for you. NJ. f. Andrews.
Ralph and winlfred Head, son and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Head.
7OS West Church street, entertained
1 forty Of their little friends yesterday
afternoon from 2 to B. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Head after de-
| lightful season Of games.
| Agent G. W. Bartmess Of the Adams
Express Company, was in Alexander
1 t. day, where he made a transfer of
agents of the company at that point.
Travelling Auditor Bennion, of the
4 Central, was also at Alexander, as the
Express agent is joint agent with the
railroad company.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Gilbert. COZ
East Linn street, entertained at din
ner Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w.
1 G.. Manchester, who We're married in
Minneapolis last Thursday. and who
arrived home Tuesday, also Mr.. Man.
chester's daughters, Misses Gladys and
Frances Manchester.
.
/ Only one more day in which to get
in on our summer prices on Indiana
Hooking. The operators raise the price
to us September LIST and our margin
of profit is so small we are compelled
to follow their advance. Better order
now and get the advantage. Both
phones. East End Coal Co.
A picnic at LeGrand was enjoyed
by a number of young people Of the
city Tuesday The crowd was COM
posed of Florence and Grace Hopkins,
Anna Andrews and Lucille Wilson,
the later of Des Moines; Harvey Grif-
fin Ray Meredith and Walter Meade.
and Walter Johnson, of Salt Lake City.
j. r. Starboard left for Omaha this
morning, where he will join Mrs. Star
board, who has been there visiting.
and together they will leave for Colo
RADIO Springs to stop for few days
with Mrs Starboard's brother. From
!, there they will go to Denver to attend
!, the meeting Of the representative cas-
tie of the Royal Highlanders.
Mr. w. o. Peterson, of Randolph
Kas who gave lecture in the Chris
tan church in this city last Sunday
night, delivered another lecture at the
Friends church at Albion Tuesday
evening. His subject was "The Battle
of Life" or "Then Be Man." and II
was presented with much earnestness
1t was of especial interest to young
men I. A good attendance was present
Little Ruth and Warren Fellingham
children of Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Eel
bingham, entertained twenty Of theil
little friends Tuesday afternoon in
honor of their cousin, Helen Var
Metre, of Alden. The party LASTED
from 2:3O until $50, and was very
much enjoyed, with children's games
Refreshments were served by Mrs
rockingham, assisted by Mrs. Var
Metre.
Miss Grace Farrand, kindergartne
lat the Click school, is home from he
:. summers visit in the west Miss Far
; rand has been in Seattle, as the CUES
of Misses Maxine Kelly and Harrie
!, Van Denver, and in company with he
: hostesses enjoyed a pleasant SCUM
: trip, touching at the principal coas
points. During the past three weeks
in company with Miss Kelly and Mis-
$ Van Derveer Miss Farrand has bee
e visiting the, Lewis and Clark exposition
e at Portland.
The Junior union of the Baptis
church enjoyed a most delightful eve
: ming in the church parlors. the occa
. sion being the annual banquet Of tn