Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-25

Just received, our new fall line Of
suits. Whitton & Whitehead
Special sale on all shirt waists Sat
urday at Whitton & Whitehead's.
If you want your meter connected at
right prices get the old reliable plumb
er, David Coulton, to do it. Both
| phones.
We have just received new lot of
silk shirt waists in black and all col
ors. Call and see them Whitton IL
Whitehead.
| Haviland China sale at Sinclair's
| tomorrow. You know what great WI
ues you get free with each purchase on
| these days
Miss Charlotte Click went to Des
Moines last evening, where she will be
a guest at a house party, given by
Miss lima Sessions. Miss Click viii!
| be gone a week.
The funeral of Mrs Anna Lebeda.
who died Wednesday night at her home
in Quarry, will be held at the residence
! Saturday morning at 10 o'clock Inter-.
ment will be in the LeGrand ceme-
| terry.
| Rev. O. n. L. Mason. pastor of the
Boone Presbyterian church, passed
| thru the city this morning, in company
with his son, Cleo. on his way to Ce-
dar Rapids, where the young man goes
to enter Coe College.
| Misses Louise and Mabel Miller and
Gertrude Gregory. went to Newton
| Thursday night, where they will be
present at the state convention of the
Christian Endeavor. as delegates from
the Presbyterian society. of this city
Mrs. Henry Fenskey. wife of for
mer Iowa Central engineer, leaves
Monday for Livingston, Mont, where
she will JOIN Mr.. Fenskey and make
her future home. Mr.. Fenskey is now
running an engine on the Northern
Pacific out of Livingston.
Mrs. H. NJ. East, 20s East Webster
street, entertained Thursday evening
| at o'clock dinner, company of eight
young ladies and gentlemen in honor
| of her nephew. Mr.. Harry Henderson.
of Muskegon, Mich. who has been in
the city for brief visit
| Last evenings Mason City papers
announce that Miss Hawk. who was
recently elected assistant principal of
| the Central school, of that city, has
resigned to accept position in the
| Marshalltown schools. Inquiry here,
however. develops that there is no
Miss Hawk elected to a position here.
nor has the application of any teacher
by that name been considered.
Mr.. E. r. Lay has just returned from
| New York, where he has been in the
interests Of the New England store. He
| saws that 1t will be to the interest of
all desiring cloaks and suits. to await
the arrival of his purchases in those
lines. Great bargains have also been
secured In linens. silks. dress goods
and novelties. Wait further announce
ment regarding these.
Go to Denver August. 30 and Sep
tember /, 2. 8 and 4, on the big ex-
cursfon and stop Of at Sterling, Colo
RADIO, and see tho sugar plant and
the irrigated lands For sale at $35 to
$50 per acre, with water rights. This
land will double in value as soon as
sugar factory is completed. or rates
and terms call on John d. Vail. real
Estate Company, 100 West Main
street.
Mesdames Anda Morse, Charles
Baldwin and Michael Clark entertain
ed a large number of the members Of
the Royal Neighbors at the home Of
Mrs. Clark Thursday afternoon. The
ladies brought with them their sewing,
and after the business of the meeting
was disposed Of needlework occupied
their time The rooms We're decorated
with asters and cosmos, the former
being given as favors. Luncheon, in
three courses, ives served
Word from Chicago announces that
Mrs Percy Webster is improving rap
idly. and on Wednesday was able to
be up and about the hospital for short
walk thru the corridors. Mrs. Webster
will not leave the hospital for week
and it will be a month or, more then
before she will have regained her
strength. Her physicians think tina.
when she has fully recovered from her
present illness she will be in better
health than she has been in years.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Lay and daught-
er Clemewell, arrived home this morn
ing from New York Asbury Park. and
Hartford, Conn, after an absence of
several weeks. At Hartford Mr.. and
Mrs. Lay and daughter were guests Of
DIR. and Mrs E. A. Steiner, of Grinnell,
who are spending the summer in Hart
ford DR.. Steiner has been supplying
the pulpit of Rev. r. Harmon Potter,
pastor Of the old Center church. who,
with Mrs. Potter. is in Europe for the
summer. Mrs. Potter was formerly
Miss Jean Gilchrist, Of this city.
The Ladies' Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church gave
most delightful quarterly tea last ev-
ening at the home of Mrs. G. L. Gould,
206 West Main street. The subject of
the afternoon was Settlement Work,
of Cities" Miss Jessie Binford, who for
the past year has been doing social
settlement work in Hull House, Chica-
go, gave most interesting talk. Spec
ial music was enjoyed by ladies'
quartet. composed of Mrs. Could and
daughters, and Miss Olive Wulff
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.
Program Will Begin at 8 O'clock on the
Courthouse Lawn.
The regular concert of the MARSHALL
town band will be given this evening,