Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-15

nolds u Sheldon.
f. E. Thomas, dentist, over 10 West
| Main. Telephone. new 1922.
Take day off June 10Th and join the
grocers' picnic to Iowa Falls. One
dollar round trip.
| Saturday Sinclair will give free with
each so cent purchase pretty glass
| comport on a standard.
| Overstocked on wax beans today.
! they go out at 5 cents pound Sat
urday. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Rev f. w. Parsons, PHI d. of Mason
| City. arrived in the city this morning,
coming to preach the sermon of the
late Samuel I. Adams.
| Rev. Edgar Ellyson will preach at
the w. c. T. U. tent, corner of Fourth
avenue and Lee street, tonight. The
song service will begin at 1880.
| If the party who lost a pocketbook
on Main street will call at Reynolds
& Sheldon's. 1O9 West Main street and
prove property, they can have the
| same.
Mrs. c. E. Hatcher, 607 West Main
I street, has issued seventy five invita-
tions to lady friends for five hundred
| party and tea. to be given next We'd
| nesday afternoon, June 20.
Have you seen the candy basket in
Wachter's window? Someone gets it
| free Saturday evening. Ask Mr.. Wach-
ter, he will tell you how TO get it. Don't
forget the number, SO West Main st.
Hear Guilmant's-Sch Capriccisco
for piano and organ by Miss Frances
Morley and MIR. Ralph Hix next Mon
day night at the Congregational
church. 1t is new.
Rev. o. H. L. Mason, of Boone pass
ed thru the city Thursday evening, en-
route home from Iowa City and Cedar
Rapids, where he has been in attend
ance at the commencement exercises of
the state university and Coe College.
| Mrs. I. j. Fletcher gave an informal
o'clock luncheon Thursday, compli
mentary to Mrs E. G. Sleight, of Chi
cago, at which eight of the latter's more
| intimate lady friends were guests. A
sew party was enjoyed in the after
noon.
| E. B. Cahill. of Green Mountain, was
on the Chicago market Thursday with
| two cars of cattle and hogs The cat
| tie averaged 1.095 pounds and sold at
| $4.55, or fully double what Mr.. Cahill
paid for them last fall when he bought
them at from $40 to $40.
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| Summer is with us again and we are
| supplied with full line of gas stoves.
We have large gas stoves that we are
selling for $500 Come while they last,
as we cannot duplicate this price after
our present stock is exhausted Mar
shalltown Light, Power and Railway
Co.
|. Miss Kathryn L. Morgan, principal Of
the First ward school, who has been in
the city since the close of school, MAX
ing the apportionment for pupils for
the next school year, left this morning
for her home in Lincoln, Neb., where
she expects TO spend the greater part
Of her summer vacation.
Miss Frances Genevive Morley viii!
give her third annual piano recital, as
sisted by Grace Morley, ,violinist. Mr..
W. H. Gilbert, reader, and Mr.. Ralph
NJ. HiX, organist. next Monday night
at the Congregational church undar
auspices Of the Ladies' Aid Society. A
silver offering will be taken
A letter received by friends Thurs
day tells of the death of Earnest Lund-
strum, who died Saturday at Boise,
Idaho, of typhoid fever. Mr. Lund-
strum was "a years of age, and was
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lund-
strum, who formerly lived near Albion.
About six years ago the family moved
to Boise. The funeral was held Sun
day.
NJ. ]. Hussey. Of Albion, thinks that
the new Iowa law. compelling the sale
of eggs by weight, will not affect him
Mr. Hussey has some remarkable spec
linens of eggs. that resemble in size
eggs Of a turkey, rather than hen.
His White Minorcas are responsible
for the large eggs, two of which meas
ure eight and seven and one-half in
ches the long way, and six and one
half and six inches around.
Miss Iva Reese was hostess to the
S. c. I. Club Thursday afternoon at
her home north of the city. There
was fairly good attendance, includ-
ing two guests, Mrs. A. Patton and
Mrs. Carl Lewis, both living in the
neigfborhood. 1t was federation day
for the club, and various papers writ
ten by the state federation officers
were read, and followed by very inter-
esting discussions. A nice social time
closed the meeting, and light lunch
was enjoyed.
|
Miss Sadie Petersen, 413 East Fred
erick street, entertained small COM
pany Thursday evening complimentary
to Miss Theresa Probst, who will be
absent from the city most of the sum-
mer, attending normal school at Cedar
Falls. The other guests were Misses
Anna Stepan, Mabel Johnson, Ethel
Richardson and Clara Bills. and
Messrs, Charley Maggie, A. E. Gunzen-.
hauser, Fred Thayer, and G. Petersen.
Various games furnished amusement
for the evening, and light refreshments
were served by the hostess
There was good attendance at the
meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Y. M. c. A., which was held Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. w. P Flower and
Mrs. j. F. Tallett at the Flower home,
4O7 West Main street Guests present
were Mrs. James Hall, Mrs. William
Sherlock, Mrs Charles Hull, Mrs
George L. Sieg, Mrs. ]. L. Britton, Mrs.
j. H. H. Frisbee, Mrs. G. Wilson, Mrs.
Stewart Eason, Mrs. Awtry, Mrs. w. w.
Ward, and Mrs. Allard. A social hour
and refreshments followed the usual