Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-31

If you are thinking of new fur
mace have NJ. d. Huston install 1T fol-
you. See him at 10 West Main street
The Thzah Aid society will be en-
tertainel Thursday afternoon by Mrs
Pc er Peterson. 30S South Fourth
street
The Ladies Aid society Of the Meth
oiist church Will hold business ses-
sion at the church parlors Thursday
afternoon al $50.
Superintendent c. f. Fox of the Pos
tai Telegraph and Gable Company
with headquarters in Des Moines. was
in the city Tuesday night and today on
business.
\ Get artificial ice and keep cool these
hot days II is pure and clean and
Efree from foreign substances. Order it
now. 35 cents hundred. Artificial
Ice Company.
/ Mr. and Mrs H. s. Hoffa went to
Grundy Center this morning to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Hoffa's father, Hen
ry Hoffa, which was held this after
noon.
/ several ldUlileS WIZ nave pSGi e'i7
joying similar occasions during the
summer. met at the r. E. Sears home
! Tuesday evening, and enjoyed picnic
supper on the lawn.
| Marshall Anderson. who suffered
painful injury by jumping from bug
| gy Monday afternoon, is getting along
as well as could be expected. He Is
resting much easier today
Members of the Womens club are
requested to Tend notice before Aug.
i 10 to either MIS-. Darling or Miss Full
arton stating their choice of depart
ment for the coming club year.
You demand pure water to drink,
why not pure ice to put into it? Ar
! tificial ice is pure. Made from distilled
water, reboiled and filtered. Order It
now. 35 cents hundred. Artificial
| Ice Company
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Willard and
daughter Alice. and Mrs Hiram Will
lard left this morning for Wallace, N.
D.. where they will visit for week
or more with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H.
Willard. formerly of this city.
Sanitary lavitary fixtures add COM
fort and cleanliness to your rooms 1t
preserves your health and gives un-
limited satisfaction. Better have the
McCarten Plumbing Company install
your plumbing. The best of workmen
and best material
Mrs. Emily Frazer and daughter,
Miss Estella, arrived in the city Tues
day evening and will spend a few days
! at the w. R. Painter and c. o. Frazer
homes. They will go to Melbourne
from here to visit at the home of Rev.
w. II. H. Bunch
a telephone to police headquarters
Tuesday evening to the effect that
light was burning in the George w.
McNeely home. was Investigated by
Officer Edgar. in view of the fact that
Mr.. and Mrs. McNeely are away from
home, The doors We're all found locked
and everything in the house appeared
to be in an undisturbed condition.
Miss Bernice Clifford left this after
noon for a three months visit in the
east. She will spend the greater part
Of her time in Vermont, visiting rela-
tives at South Royalton, and other
Windsor county points, and at Bur-
lington Miss Clifford will also visit in
Boston and Toronto. Can. Mr.. F. II.
Clifford accompanied his daughter as
far as Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Coleman arrived
home Tuesday from a delightful trip
east, having spent three weeks at their
old home in Baltimore. at Philadelphia.
and Atlantic City. Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
man were both born and reared in Bal
timore. and were childhood sweet
hearts. havoing been playmates ard
in school together. The trip back to
the scenes of their younger days was
quite naturally an enjoyable one.
The regular bi-monthly meeting of
the Marshalltown Union of Young
Peoples Christian societies was held
Tuesday evening at the Christian
church. the entertaining society vim
ming the banner for the best attend
ance. The appointed, leader not being
present the president Mr. Clyde A.
Whitney. filled his place. Mrs. Myo
c. Hurlbut was appointed chorister of
The union. and several other business
matters We're disposed of. A social
time followed, and light refreshments
We're served
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon T. Kirk Of Den
Yer spent Tuesday afternoon in the
city, being on their way to Oskaloosa
from Clemens. where they had bee1
for a brief visit with Mr.. Kinks ia
Their. Nathan Kirk. and brothers. j. P
and Wills Kirk, and other relatives |
A Kirk dinner. at which were present
all of the brothers and their families. !
was held at the Clarence Kirk home, at
Bangor. Tuesday al noon. Mr.. Kirk
leaves Oskaloosa for Philadelphia to-
night. and Mrs Kirk will spend the
summer visiting her mother. Mrs. JOS
lie Myers, a OslSaloosa. and with rela
tives at Avoca and Chicago
Misses Adeline and Bessie Parker
We're hostesses Tuesday afternoon at
their home. corner of Sixth and Main. Z
1T a charming kensington given in
honor Of Miss Bessie's guest Miss Jes-
sic DeLang. of Chicago. The guest
list included thirty lady friends of the
hostesses. who spent the afternoon on
the porch sewing. or in the parlors
with bridge Dainty refreshments We're
served during the afternoon by the +
hostesses. From out of town there
We're present Miss Grace Duffield, of