Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-19


remains unchanged today, with no i'm
provement noticeable.
The best and largest, double thread
bath towel you ever saw for 70 cents
is now on sale at NJ. f. Andrews.
Mr.. Dwight N. Denmead expects to
leave for New York city within few
weeks to enter Columbia University.
alberta peaches by the box, Eastern
Bartlett pears by the peck and Cali
fornia pears by the dozen at Culleys.
II Mrs. Will Robinson, GOT Bromley
street, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to pleasant meeting of the Wimo-
dausis Aid society.
Miss Blanche Abbott, Of Des Moines,
who has been visiting with her father,
w. NJ. Abbott in this city, returned to
her home Tuesday evening.
We always carry a fine assortment
Of solid silver knives, forks and spoons.
The most up-to-d date patterns; also
large assortment of odd pieces. Aliens.
Miss Louise Sartell, of Sartell, MINI,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening,
and will remain for a three-weeks' Wis
it with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins,
Jr.
Old newspapers are the best thing
to put under rugs and carpets. Print
ers' ink keeps the moths away. A
generous bundle for cents at T-R.
counting room.
Autoipg coats take the place of the
old fashioned cravenette coats These
coats are shown by M. F. Andrews in
the new shade, London smoke. Have
you seen them?
We hereby agree to refund the mon
ey for the empty can If it does not do
all we claim. We are, talking about
Monarch House Paint" made to paint
houses with.--Peter Mayer.
Mrs. II. W. Shove and little daugh-
ter, Dorot y%returned from ColfaN last
evening, where they Went two weeks
ago on account OF Mr.. Stoves health.
Mr.. Shove is better and will return
later in the week.
The home of Miss Alma e. Giddings,
at 614 West Linn street, will never
hQOW WIlSll sW1lIlCl 1le1SAA5 OSSA
equipped with Lennox steel furnace.
gas tight, and quick to heat; as easy
to operate as any kitchen range.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clearance Sisco and
children, of NeWburg, spent Tuesday
in the city with Mr. Sisco's cousin,
Mrs. J. H. Alexander, who is critically
sick of cancer of the stomach. Mrs.
Alexander's condition is gradually
growing worse.
The breaking of steam pipe on
the engine, pulling soulful bound Iowa
Central passenger No. 4, at Rockwell,
this morning, caused the engine to 'go
dead" and delayed the trains arrival
in this city two hours. A freight en-
CINE was secured to bring the train
here.
Miss Grace Rossi, sos East Boone
street, entertained at her home Tues
day evening a company of forty-five
guests in honor of the celebration Of
her 18th anniversary. Miss Rossi re-
ceived a large number of presents.
Music furnished the chief diversion of
the evening. Refreshments were served
by Misses Elsie Uhde and Miss Kate
Rossi.
Mrs c. H. z. Boardman, 4O5 East
Main street, was hostess this morning
to the members of the c. C. B. club at
most delicious $3.50 o'clock break
fast. The guests OF honor were Miss
Ann Healion and Miss Halle Norris,
both of Chicago, and Miss Alice Hus-
sey, of Minneapolis. One of the most
enjoyable features was the reading of
a letter to the members from Miss
| Emma Woodbury., now of New York
city, formerly a members of the club.
Bridge was enjoyed following the
| breakfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Davis and Mrs.
Stevenson, the latter of Chicago, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Davis, de-
parted Tuesday for an auto tour in
eastern Iowa and ILLINOIS, which will
| last for two or three weeks time, or
| until the party Is ready to return
home. No definite route has been
planned, but the party will go from
place to place without special refer
ence to the route being Travelled or
the cities to be visited. The car,
which is being driven by Mr.. Davis
chauffeur, left the city for the east,
and the party expected to make Cedar
Rapids it's first stop. The car may
go as far east as Chicago, but fur
/ Their than that their plans were not
definite when the car left here.
A number of friends of Mrs. Minnie
Raymond Beecher, who died at her
home near Union Monday evening,
went to Union this morning to attend
the funeral, which was held at the I'm
ion Methodist church at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. Those who made up the
| funeral party from here We're Mrs.
| Charles Carothers. Miss Frances Nc
Mahon, Miss Margaret Boylan, Miss
Mabel Crabtree. Mrs. Daniel lSauff
man and daughter. Ruth, Mrs. Maggie
| Mead, Mrs. F. j. Neiman, Mrs. Homer
| Taylor, Mrs. Peter Olson, Mrs. Mary
Peterson and Mrs. John r. Killeen and
Miss Carrie and Anna Matson and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Gavagan and Mr..
and Mrs William Clemens and Mr.. $;
! r. Johnson. Others wo'l attended The
| funeral from distance were Mrs
| Moffitt and Mrs. Jpseph Weston. OF
Altoona, Polk county.