Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-03

Headquarters for county school
books at Liebigs
+. Il. Thomas, dentist. over 10 West
Main. Telephone. new 1922.
| Twenty-Five cents buys anything in
| the center window. d. S. Good Grocery
| Co.
Dance at Forney's hall Labor day
Best music: finest floor-everything up
TO date.
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Brewer, of 207
| West Main street. are the parents of a
daughter.
Trainmaster j. E. Mccartney, of the
| Iowa Central. was in the city Satur-
day afternoon on company business.
Mrs. Harry j. Rodgers went to Water
| loo this afternoon to visit for week
with her sister. Mrs. George b. Green
| Mr.. c. r. McMurray, of minneapolis,
| is visiting in the city with his sister
| Mrs. j. II. Oberle. of 70A West Linn
| street
| Have you seen our combination gas
and coal range? Four gas burners.
six cooking holes on coal range, two
ovens, one boiler. See Schmidt, the
stove man.
Messrs. Henry Olson and Andrew
Amblad went to Minneapolis Saturday
night and will spend the week attend
ing the Minnesota state fair and visit
ing relatives.
M;,yac tNp,,,,, yNno1hurr and Ida
Shove returned home Sunday nigh:
from three weeks visit With NJ.
and Mrs Dick Lane. at their summer
home near Davenport.
Mrs. Alfred Hanson and daughter
Marion. of Oelwein, returned to their
home Sunday. after a brief visit with
Mrs Hansons sister-ih-law, Mrs. A.
&c. Ward, of West Main street.
Miss Ethel Elliott lmpersonates
eighteen different characters in her
reading of IA Midsummer Nights
evening. Piano loaned by Eadie-Ward
Music Co.
A large variety of plates, vases. hair
receivers, bon bons salt and peppers,
creanfers, cups and Saucers. tea
strainers, hat pin racks. syrups, mus
tards olive dishes Your pick for 20
cents See the window display and buy
few bargains d. S. Good Grocery
Co.
S. II. Holmes. Of near Sheffield. was
in the city this morning on his way to
West Salem O., where he will remain
for a week or ten days attending
reunion of the family, many of whom
live in Ohio and Indiana Mr. Holmes
has not seen his brothers or sisters
since he left Ohio. forty years ago.
Misses Jessie Leonard and Lillian
Robertson entertained thirty-fve
guests at a hard times social Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Hill, in Albion. A hard times
supper was served by the hostesses.
and the evening was spent with gamed
and music. Many unique costumes
were worn by the guests.
Mr. John Balch, son of Mr. and Mrs.
p. S. Balch, and Mr.. Alopzo Ordway.
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ordway,
who have been working in the iron re-
gion of Minnesota near Hibben, arrived
home this morning After remaining
here for about three weeks visiting at
their homes the young men Will go to
Madison, Wis, to enter their second
year at the University of Wisconsin.
Mr. Fred Mitchem, of Chicago. spent
Saturday in the city with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Mitchem. Mrs. Nit
chem, who has been visiting for
short time with relatives in Eldora,
came here Saturday night to stay oN-
er Sunday. She will return to Eldora
for another visit. and later will join
Mr.. Mitchem for his trip thru the west.
Mr. Mitchem returned to Chicago Sun
day night.
The Caprons, a local amateur base
ball team, went to State Center this
morning to play the town team of that
place this afternoon The Caprons'
lineup for this afternoons game will
be as follows. Francisco, catch; III.
Richards, pitch; Wagner. first; San
ford, second; Burritt, third; Veren,
short; V. Richards, left field; Carlson,
center field; Matson, right field and
Way substitute.
Two divorces were granted Saturday
afternoon by Judge Parker Ada Pau
line Beard was given a decree in her
suit against John P. Beard. The mat
ter of alimony, which was claimed by
the wife, was settled between the par
ties outside of court. Cruelty was the
basis of the petition. Claude j. Wat
son was granted divorce from Iva l..
Watson, on the charge of desertion and
other statutory frounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. McCombs
went to Kansas City Sunday, where
Mrs. McCombs will remain for short
visit. She will be joined later by her
sister, Miss Blanche Young, of Min
neapolis, and together they will go 20
Dalhart Tex, to visit with their
brother, Mr.. Charles Young. Mrs. Nc
Combs and Miss Young will be away
for about month. Mr.. McCombs re-
turned home last night
The luncheon given at the Railroad
Y. M. c. A. Sunday evening for the
young men of the city who are soon
to leave for college, was a delightful
affair and was participated in by
eighteen young men. Luncheon was
served, and while it was in progress
short talks were given by Superinten-
dent E. L. Coffeen, E. V. Brumbaugh
principal Of the high school, c. II. Van
Law, Dr. George E. Wanberg and Rev.
Merle N. Smith.
During the storm of Saturday after
noon, lightning struck a large elm tree
in front of the Simonds home 2OS East