Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-23

| See the dlSplay ana WdtCH tlie piiSes
change on same. You will want them
at some price. Culley.
See the Marvel furnace before de-
gliding to buy any other. The best
| furnace and most economical. M. D..
| Huston. 119 West Main street.
Mrs. Minnie f. Allen arrived home
Monday night from Omaha. where
she has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
| Burgess, and sister, Mrs. Hatch, for
two weeks.
| This is a money saver Any suit
| in the store for $50. The kind you will
be buying next month at from SIS TO
s32. Perfect fit and good work guar
Main
| Mr.. and Mrs Bert Boggie, 4o7 West
Railroad street. entertained small
company of relatives at dinner Monday
evening. complimentary to MIR. Bog
giles uncle Mr.. Curt Barnard, and wife,
Of Oskaloosa.
| Miss Rena Van Orman entertained
| her Baptist Sunday school class of
girls, Monday afternoon at her home,
800 South Center street. The after
noon was spent socially, and the host
ess served a light lunch.
Miss Charlotte Reed, supervisor of
| drawing in the public schools of this
city, has been engaged to appear before
| the Wright county teachers institute.
at Clarion, according to dispatch to
the T.-R. from Iowa Falls.
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| Mrs. A. W. Head and daughters,
June and Lucille Meredith, went to
Clear Lake this morning, where they
will occupy the Wilbur cottage for
| two weeks Mr. Heald and Mr.. Ray
Ray Meredith will join them Saturday.
| Mrs. Frank DuPuy went to Clifford
Monday evening to be present at the
funeral of her uncle, John H. Lepley,
the victim of Burt Pell's murderous.
assault, which was held this afternoon
from the Shepherd church near Gift
| ford.
| Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Doolittle. 1902
South Third avenue, entertained a
small company of friends at 6 o'clock
dinner. Monday evening, compliment
| tary to Mr. Doolittle's cousin, Mrs.
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| also of Denver.
| A letter from L. l. WATSON tells of
his safe arrival with his family, at
Boise, Idaho. after a delightful tour
thru the Yellowstone National Park,
and of the interest he found in visiting
the Haywood trial now in progress
in the Idaho capital.
Mr. and Mrs. M S. Mcfarland, 800
North First street, informally enter
tanned Monday evening few friends
of and for Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Parrett,
of Minneapolis, who are visiting in the
city. The evening was spent with
cards, and light lunch was served.
Rev. T. W. Cole, of Barneveld Wis,
is in the city for short visit with
his brother, Chaplain Jesse Cole, of
the soldiers home. Rev, Mr. Cole is
a minister of the Congregational
church, and on Sunday, on the
at Green Mountain.
Mrs w. F. David and daughter, Miss
Leila, Mrs. E. DeButts, and Miss Mid
dlekauff, left this morning for Mime
apolis, where they will visit two weeks
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Burleigh. Miss David will also visit
at Duluth with a Wellesley classmate,
Miss Clara Church.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Christian Endeavor society
of the, Christian church will be held
this evening in the parlors of the
church. Plans will be made for the
union meeting and social of the
societies of the city, to be held next
Tuesday evening at the Christian
church.
Nettie Ford. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Ford. 200 North Fourth
street, celebrated her 18th birthday
anniversary Monday afternoon by a
party from to 5 o'clock at which
eleven little girl and boy friends were
guests. She received a pretty present
from each one, and light refreshments
We're served by Mrs. Ford.
Mrs. E. G. Bates, Of Cherokee, and
little daughter, Helen, arrived in the
city Monday evening and will remain
for a two months visit at the home
Of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D..
erly Edith Robinson. a teacher in the
rural schools of this county, and for
a. time a substitute teacher in the An
son school.
Mrs Wallace Nall and little daugh-
ter Leone of Oakland. Cal, who have
been guests at the home of Mrs. Nails
mother, Mrs. G. A. Wescott and broth
err Mr. Leon Wescott, 1903 North Fourth
street for the past month and half
left Sunday for Kansas City, to join
Mr.. Nall, who spent a few days at the
Wescott home last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nall and daughter will spend about
three weeks in Colorado before return
ing to their home in Oakland.
DR.. A. Brown Of Des Moines, who Is
an Inspector for the department OF
chemistry at Washington, .. &C.. spent
the day In this city. DR.. Browns
work is to help enforce the pure food
law by purchasing samples OF various
food products, and sending them into
the department, by which they are
analyzed, and II an article is found to
be adulterated, the ma.nufa cturer fs
notified of the fact and warned to
nrsnd his ways Some time is allowed
to eapse before prosecutions are be-
gun. and if the offense is not repeated
no action is taken