Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-23
Ice cream at wachter's
Miller, jeweler. los East Main.
Dance at Odd Fellows hall Saturday


evening waists. Simon's.
Our window is always filled with
good things to eat. Olson.
Band concert tonight on South Third
avenue by Marshalltown band.
.
Come early and get your pick of fall
waists, while we have every size and
color
Great advance sale OF handsome
plaid taifeta, chiffon and net waists
at Smons.
Cut glass. the Libbey make at fac
tory prices, during the month. at He'll
berg's. You can't afford TO miss 1t.
L. r. Decker, formerly of Minneap-
oils, instructor violin, mandolin, guitar,
piano. Private lessons. Call or adj
dress, LOG South Fifth avenue.
Northwestern east-b bound passenger
No. 2, due into the city early this
morning. did not arrive until o'clock
today, being about five hours late.
I The Big Chief -four is the flour. 1t
makes more loaves per sack and whittier
bread than any of the northern f1ours
on lHe market Soiu at Sl-fV. y. L.
Inman.
Mr., Frank ]. NJ Morrison, OF Des
| Moines who has been visiting in the
city, left Thursday night for Mon
mouth. H., where he will visit with
friends for few days.
Wanted--100 people to test the merits
of the classified advertising columns in
/ this paper tomorrow Saturday. If you
have anything to sell, rent exchange
or II you want to buy 1t will bring re-
suits.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. b. Hix left for Mus
catne this morning to visit for ten
days with their daughter Mrs A. L.
Wilhelm Rev. Xix Will return to re-
sumo services in his church the first
! Sunday in September.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Benedict 5o7
North Center street, have issued invi-
| tations for the marriage of their
daughter, Lyra, to Mr. Ray w. Doc
| little. for IL o'clock on the morning of
Wednesday, September 4.
Principal j. C. Nelson. of the high
school, and wife who recently came
to the city from Dubuque, have rented
the lower floor of the Mrs. Hattie An
drews home, corner Jerome and Fourth
streets Mrs. Andrews will occupy the
second floor.
Mrs George Andrews entertained
very informally, at her home on West
Main street Thursday afternoon. COM
plimentary to her daughter n-law,
Mrs. Edward Andrews, of Milwaukee,
( who, with her husband, is visiting with
! the latter's parents. =.
Miss Minnie Ashbrook arrived home
| Thursday night from her eastern trip,
which has been spent with relatives
from Columbus. o. Miss Ashbrook Wis
tied at her old home in Columbus, and
in company with her nephew. Mr..
Perry NJ. Ashbrook visited Niagara
Falls New York City Philadelphia,
Washington.s and the Jamestown expo
sition Miss Ashbrook has been gone
since early in June.
Mr. and Mrs j. F. Mewherter. of
Clinton. arrived in the city Thursday
evening. and are guests at the home
of the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Winebrenner. Mr. Mewherter
will be here over Sunday, and his wife
for ten days or two weeks. Miss
Alice Winebrenner who has been
spending the past year with her sister
at Clinton, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Mewherter to the city, and will re-
main at home
Mrs. A. II. Simon. accompanied by
her son Sidney. arrived home Thurs
day from a six weeks stay in the east, /
which has been-a combined business
and pleasure trip. Mrs. Simon visited
in New York City with her sister Mrs.
w. E. Guilford, and at Niagara Falls.
She took an ocean voyage to Norfolk |
Va and visited the Jamestown expo
sition. A boat trip up the Potomac,
to Washington, was also enjoyed. On
the way home Mrs. Simon stopped in
Chicago for weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. w G. Higley
Miss Irma Wallace of this city, Miss
Reba Winery. of Union. and Miss
Marshalltown Monday for Usage, where
on Thursday evening of next week
they will be in attendance at the mar
riage Of their friend Miss Jessie |
Smith, daughter of Senator and Mrs !
of Abel Each Of the young ladies is to /
take part in the wedding Miss Wallace
singing and Misses Winery and Fay
acting as bridesmaids. The girls were .
all friends at Iowa college. Grinnell,
where Miss Smith also met Mr.. Leach.
This young ladies who assist Miss
Smith in her wedding will be guests at
a house party given by the bride-elect
from Monday until Thursday.
H. H. Gregg, formerly of this city,
but now of Indiana Harbor Ind, and
his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and +
Mrs j. A. Mailing, of the same place,
passed thru the city Thursday even
ing. en- route. in company with several
Chicago people. to western Colorado,
TO look at land. Mr.. Gregg and his
daughter got out of their sleeper here
to see whom they might meet at their
old home. and We're surprised to glance
at the Iowa Central train, near by, and
discover Mr.. Gregg's brother Steven,
and family, on their way home from
Rochester The few moments the
brotheys had together We're fully as
pleasant as they We're unexpected The
fact thai; the west-bound train was
forty-five minutes late was alone re-
sponsible for the brief family reunion.
Miss Ethel Vail entertained at her
home III South Third street Thurs
lay afternoon. a company of twenty
yOllng ladies who brought han1l,ar-