Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-10
futile does fine watch repairing.
DR. Bullard. osteopath. Is L. Main.


Buy the J. wiss shears, sold by
Horne & Gelvin.
Myers and Stricken hay tools carried
in stock Horne 6: Gelvin.
The assortment Of hatpns at Aliens
is unsurpassed. Al the latest de-
signs.
The band will play while you ca ice
cream at the soldiers home Thursday
evening.
Tranmaster J. ID Mccarthy. Of the
Iowa Central. was in the city today on
company business.
$500 yards English torchon lace and
insertion, Thursday from to 10 o'clock.
SC yard. Benedict & Brintnall.
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The Concordia ,saebund will meet
with Mrs. Peter Mayer, corner State
and Second streets, Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Fay Swartzendrover a teacher
in the Bows schools. is in the city for
a visit of indefinite length with Mrs.
r. w. Hubbard.
Our office will he open Wednesday.
July 10, until p. in. No discounts al
lowed thereafter. Marshalltown Light,
Power & Railway Co.
There is a continued improvement in
the condition of E. L. Hail. who is at
ST. Thomas hospital taking treatment
for appendicitis.
A train of five passenger cars filed
With Greek and Austrian laborers,
passed thru the city this morning,
over the Northwestern, en- route for
Casper, Wyo. whsre the men Will be
employed in railroad construction
work.
j. M. Ball. of Crookston. MINI. who
has been here for few days on bus
mess. left for his home today. Mr.
Ball says ]. P. Dptson formerly bust
ness manager of the T.-R., who is now
owner of the CrookSton Times, is do
ing we'll and likes Crookston,
Charles e. Smith and George Greg
Dry went to FIT. lodge Tuesday to at
tend the annual meeting of the Iowa
and Nebraska Coal Dealers Associa
ton. which is in session there today
and Thursday. Mr.. Gregory Is vice
president Of the association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Moore, Mrs 3.
A. Morgan, Mrs A III Lo6mis, Mrs
E. w. lamar DR.. Speers-Gillette, Miss
Ella Garvin and Mr.. E. C. Will went
to Tana this morning to attend the
day. and to visit with it's manager,
Ike" C. Speers.
Miss Ada Thomas entertained a few
young people Tuesday evening at her
home near Green Mountain Games
We're enjoyed. and the hostess served
delicious refreshments. The only guest
from distance was Miss Susie Reno
of Agency, who is spending the sum
mer with her cousin. Mrs. George Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parks, OF kuno-
ka Alberta province, Canada, are the
parents of a boy, born June is. Mrs.
Parks was formerly of this city, and Is
a daughter Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Fuller,
of 10 North First avenue, who are
spending the summer in kunoka. Mrs.
Parks is also a sister Of Mrs. o. E.
Tuttle, OF this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brandt left the
city Tuesday night for an extended
eastern trip, during which they will
visit the Jamestown exposition. Mrs.
Brandt, who was formerly Miss Mile
Heinz. has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Heinz. for the
past month or more. Mr.. Brandt ar
rived In the city a few days ago from
Spokane, Wash.
Marie, the 9-year-old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Painter. 6 North
Eighth avenue liz seriously sick at the
home of her parents, with appendicitis.
| The child was taken i'll while at Sun
day school Sunday, and her condition
is such as to give the parents and rela-
tives alarm. Mrs. W. w. Hubbard, of
Hubbard, the child's grandmother, ar
rived in the city Tueday night for a
stay Of indefinite length, depending up
on the child's condition.
Mrs. A. NJ Parker, z South Third
avenue, received informally, Tuesday
afternoon. about forty Of the more in
innate friends Of herself and son, Mr.
| Lawrence Parke,c, the guests being in
vited to meet the latter's fiance, Miss
Jessie Bartlett o. Des Moines. The re-
ception lasted all the afternoon, and
light refreshments were served, Mrs
Myra Y Hoyt and Mrs. w. R. Ray
nond waiting uron the guests: The af-
fair was very pleasant one.
Mrs. F. l.. Meeker, ITO North First
street, entertained sixteen of her lady
! friends very informally Tuesday aft
ernoon in honor, of Miss Armsby. OF
Monmouth The afternoon was spent
| in playing bridge. Decorations were
of sweet peas, and light lunch was
served by the hostess niece Miss Lois
! Diffenbaugh of Monmouth, and Miss
Hazel Willard. Others present from
out of town were Mrs. F. B. Fink OF
St Louis; Mrs. William Rice, OF
/ Newark. N J.. and Mrs. A. H. LOOMS
| of Colorado SD"ingS.