Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-17

! | will return to Marshalltown about
September 1 and viii be ready to cry
your sales. Robt. Gowdy, auctioneer
Miss Ethel Elliott and Miss Helen
Abbott will give their second annual
recital in the NJ. E. church, September
10th.
First class farm loan investments
can be obtained from Sutton & Evans,
| farm loan attorneys P. o. Box So, Tul-
sa, Indian Territory.
A meeting Of the travelling men of
Marshalltown is called for this
evening at O'clock in the council
chamber. Important business.
The music class at ST. Mary's insti-
tute opens on Monday. August 10. Pu-
pills, especially those who wish to do
orchestra work, should apply at once.
| Miss Mildred Moffatt for several
years a primary teacher in the public
schools of this city, will leave about
/ the first of September for BoiseA Ida
/ no. where she will have first primary
work next year.
Your buggy or surrey needs repairs,
new rubber tires and repainting, Take
it to the Marshalltown Buggy Com
pany at once, before the busy season
commences, and they will make it look
| like new vehicle.
Clothes that are worth the price and
more will be yours if you get them at
A. Psenicka's clothes shop. A little
better fit, little better fabric, more
i ,,H to- 70 ~, ~ al
in and see the new suitings. A good
time to order an extra pair of trous-
ers.
| A benefit will be given for the pub
lie at the Dinges & Everist wall paper
store opposite the Methodist church
during the next two weeks. All of the
1907 papers will be sold, half the for
mer prices to go to the customer The
selection is still very complete Buy
wall paper now and save half your
| money.
L. R. Decker, of Minneapolis a
brother of A. j. Decker, of this place,
Will locate here and open music stu
| do. Mr. Decker has been teaching in
| the Conservatory of Music at Minne-
/ apolis, but sees promising field here,
and will come here to live. Mr.. Deck
4 er teaches the piano, mandolin, guitar
and violin.
Mr.. Charles w. Stegman, of the Jo-
seph Jewelry Company, left this morn
i ing for Rochester. Mimi, where he will
i undergo AN examination in st. Mary S
\ hospital in an effort to ascertain the
cause of his continued i'll health Mr.
Stegman has not been Keeling well for
some time and for the past month
i has been growing worse
Mrs. E. r. Woodward, 209 East State
street, entertained twentyfour of her
lady friends Friday afternoon at an
/ informal party for Mrs. e. H., Plough
of ST. Paul Mrs. Mamie Pihlgren
and Mrs. Plough furnished music. the
4 latter both vocal and instrumental
during the afternoon. The hostess
was assisted in serving a two-course
lunch by Miss Mamie Pihlgren.
Miss Harriet Taylor. North Sew
enth street, entertained about twenty
Il of her girl and boy friends Friday
l party, complimentary to her cousin
Miss 1UulSS,5 AnIlleI, Ol Les 4NOllleS
Outdoor games We're enjoyed. and re-
freshlments were served. Other out-of-
I3toWn guests present were Miss Myrtle
Deerlorf Of Upton, and Miss Mar
garet, Statler, Of Des Moines.
Mrs. Jessie Southwick. Mrs. w. B
Hannegan. Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer arc
daughter, Marie and Mrs. Lora Ben
| nett and Misses Hattie Dickson. Jessie
Hulsey. Pearl Deuel. and Jennie Berg
who have been attending the annual
1 convention of the Fourteenth Dis.
4 trict w c. T. u, which was held al
Ildora Thursday and Friday. returned
home this morning Mrs. Bennett was
4 elected president and Mrs. SouthwicA
was chosen vice president.
Mrs Belle Waldo has gone to Roch-
ester, Mimi. to enter ST. Mary's hos
pital for an examination and to ascer-
! tain if possible the cause of her lame
ness. which has been apparent ever
since an accident Of year and a hall
ago, when she fell and sprained her
foot and ankle. The ligaments of the
foot we're torn, and have never become
strong. so that all this time Mrs
err -erutches or a cane in walking.
Mr.. William l. Crane. Of Ashley O..
i formerly superintendent of the public
! schools of this city. but now in the
employ of ID. Appleton & Co. publish.
ers. arrived in the city Friday and
will be the guest Of Mr.. G. H. E
! Boardman over Sunday. Mr.. Crane
has just completed an extended triI
in Pacific coast territory, and is now
on his way to Ashley to accompany
his wife and children to Chicago
which is to be the famly's future
home. Mr.. Crane will settle in some
suburban town. but as yet has no
definitely made the selection.
mo Mother to Guide Her will BE
at the Odeon theater on Sunday. Aug
1sth In presenting this play Holder
Bros. & Edwards have ontdone al
former efforts. The piece has enjoyed
"a liberal patronage in the great cite!
the past two seasons and this will be
its first appearance in our city. The
play is a strong melodrama. depicting
life in and around New York City. AL
special scenery is carried Tho the
piece is boisterous In merriment, still
it is refined in tone, pure in though
and spontaneous in action and please!
the ladies and children as we'll as the
Lgallery gods. a number of clever spe-
cialties are introduced. Prices, Is, rs
i35 and so cents.