Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-05

Just received new invoice o
bracelets at Aliens.
: Watch for the opening of Partlow
Cafe, 81 West Main street.
1t is your inning, to buy our outins
trousers now. Hopkins & Son
Mr.. Joseph Rosenberg, Of Gearing
was in the city Tuesday on business
Beechnut, peanut butter, also beech.
nut bacon, the best there is at Cul.
J leys.
Save yourself $40 by buying YOU
summer suit of Painter, the clothier.
Store.
Mrs. Otto Radloff returned Tuesday
evening from few days visit with
relatives and friends in Iowa Falls.
Wanted - A lady would like board
and room in a private family Apply
at once at Henry Pappe's clothing
! store.
/ Miss Alice Hussey, of Minneapolis
arrived in the city Tuesday evening,
! and will be Miss Agnes Sears guest
4 fer Il few weeks.
i Wnated-An experienced saleslady
/ for our ladies' clothing department. A
\ good position for the right party. APP
| ply at once. Henry Pappe.
/ Mrs J. H. Smith and Miss May
Smith went to Steamboat Rock this
morning for a short visit with Mrs. c.
j, Storms, the latter's sister.
\ Trrv Rornor Aour opd ho convinced
I Why pay more when you can get
grade, made from choice hard wheat
Mrs. English, corner of Second ave-
nue. and State street, assisted by Mrs.
John S. Spangenberg. will entertain the
Excelsior Aid society Thursday after
noon.
The Concordia nahebund will be en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Katherine Moehrl and Mrs. Mary
Shepler at the Moehrl home, 412 East
State street
Mrs. C. E. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs
Gardner, of Grundy Center, who have
been spending a week with Mrs.
George Size, returned to their home
"A. j. Roberts, of Gearing. accompan-
led to the city Tuesday for his son.
George Roberts. sixty-three head of
215-pound hogs, which We're marketed
at Britain & Co, yards.
Mr.. Ellis D. Robb of Eldora, state
, bank examiner was in the city Tues
day evening, en- route to Los Angeles.
! Cal, where he will look up matters of
business pertaining to the Wisner es-
tate
Rev. NJ. ]. Burton, formerly pastor
of the Colored Baptist church of this
city, but now of keokuk, was in the
city today, en- route to Colfax. Mr.. Bur-
ton is now doing general missionary
work
Secretary H L. Laird. of the Retail
Coal Dealers Association of Iowa and
Nebraska, went to Centerville Tues
day evening, where today he met with
local dealers on important business
matters.
Mrs. B. E. Purcell and son Lawrence
+ of Iowa Falls, arrived in the city Tues
day evening, and will remain for
two weeks visit at the home of the
formers uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
III. P Duffield.
1 suffered with piles for twelve
years DR.. Shallenberger the Chicago
specialist cured them without using
the knife. I did not loose any time
while he treated them. Write and
will tell you all. Ralph Francis Fair
bank, Ia.
DR.. Cora Williams Choate is enter
tanning for a few days Misses Hazel
Sandoe, Charlotte Click. and Grace
Hopkins at her country place, Oak
Lodge, up the Iowa river in honor of
ner guest, Miss Louisa Osman, of Chi
cago.
Mr Walter H. Hull, manager of the
Hull Company of this city, was in Ce-
dar Rapids today where he met several
representatives of eastern houses. Mr..
Hull is buying a line of holiday goods
which he expects to be the finest ever
shown in Marshalltown.
Don't buy paint for your house of
anybody that can't tell you what the
paint is made of and why. Monarch
House FAINT Is pure ledu, IlIlC, llllSSeu
oil, turpentine dryer, coloring matter
and nothing else. Any painter will tell
you these are the best materials, that's
priced flour, sold at close margin on
why--Peter Mayer.
Mrs. G. G, Cottle and children, who
have been in the city for two weeks
visiting Mrs. C. H. E. Boardman, Miss
Agnes Thomas and other friends, have
gone to Fairfield, where they will Wis
it DR.. Cottle's mother for a week. Dr.
Cottle, who has been at Fairfield for
some time, will accompany his wife
and children home.
The Drake University club INDUCED
In q picnic Tuesday afternoon and
evening, sumptuous supper being en-
ioyed at the soldiers home park. Boat
rides added to the enjoyment of the
affair, which was participated in by
about twenty five. Rain in the morning
interfered with the plans that had
been made for an all day picnic.
Mr.. J. S. Igou, of. Eldora, clerk in
charge on trains and 2, Austin and
Abba r. p. O.. on the Iowa Central,
was in the city Tuesday evening en-