Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-25
Dr.. I.ierle, glasses fitted.
"A laughfest at Elite tonight.

"A laughfest at Elite tonight.
| Two opticians Chamberlain.
Mr.. Frank Myers, Of Liscomb, wa!
in the city ON business Friday.
/ Why, Charlie, how cool you look.
All, l got this coat and trousers a,
Hopkins & Sons
Eugene W. Chain will speak to the
people on the court house lawn next
Wednesday evening.
When you want to cool Off, just take
look at the melted prices in our show
window. Hopkins & Son. popular
tailors.
Mrs. Charles Lacy, an inmate of the
county farm from Minerva, is very
critically i'll, and Is not expected to
survive long.
Get that suit cleaned repaired and
pressed at the Marshalltown Steam
Dye Works. They work wonders with
your wearables.
Mr.. F. E. Rouse left Friday after
noon for New York, where he will re-
main ON business for a few weeks Mr..
Rouse is with the American Wringer
Company.
Miss Irma Wallace has returned
from a pleasant visit with friends in
Chicago. Miss Wallace will teach Eng
fish and German in the Charles City
high school beginning September l.
The City Union of Christian Young
Peoples societies will meet Tuesday
evening at the Friends church, be-
ginning at 7:45. The session will COM
bine both business and social features.
Mrs. ]. D. Lewis, wife Of the pastor
of the Congregational church of La
noble accompanied by her daughter
Ethel, arrived home this morning from
three weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Wisconsin points.
Miss Greta Van Alstine, of Gilmore
City, who has been attending summer
school, at the state normal at Cedar
Falls, arrived in the city Friday even-
ing to remain over Sunday with her
aunts, Mrs. Dora Warren and Mrs.
Ella Rummel.
Mr.. Stanley Pierce arrived home this
morning from a two weeks outing
spent at Lake Christmas, st. Adams
bay, MINI. He enjoyed some good fish,
rig and had delightful vacation.
Mrs. Pierce will remain in Minneapolis
for longer visit.
Spinning Wheel chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, will give
a O'clock breakfast Tuesday morn
ing, July %, at the home Of Mrs. l.. G.
Abbott, in honor Of Mrs. c. G. Cottle,
of Burbank, Cal, and Miss Myrtle Hal
bert, of Kansas City, Mo-, former mem
bers Of the chapter.
Miss May Beeson, daughter Of Adj
jutant B. A. Beeson, of the soldiers
home, has accepted position in the
Iron Mountain. Mich, high school. Miss
Beeson, who recently graduated from
Cornell university, Ithaca, N. Y. has
specialized in history, and will teach
that branch at Iron Mountain.
Mrs. j. E. Miller, of Rowan, and Mrs.
L. F. Carpenter, of Polo, ILL.,, who have
been guests at the F. A. Moscrip
home during chautauqua week, left
this morning for Rowan, Mrs. Carpen-
ter accompanying Mrs. Miller home for
a brief visit She will also visit in
Belmond before returning to Polo.
Relatives, largely nieces and neph-
ews, of Miss Rhecy Carter, S04 West
Nevada street, joined in giving her
post card shower this week on account
OF her list anniversary, which came
on the 21st Eighty cards were re-
ceived by Miss Carter from points in
Iowa, North Dakota, Kansas, Indiana
and Minnesota.
Miss Clara Cripps. who has been in
Woodward, Okla, for the past six
months, arrived home Friday evening.
Miss Cripps visited in Topeka, Kas.,
Kansas City, and Des Moines while en-
route home. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Gill,
of Woodward. arrived in the city Fri
day night, and will be guests of Mrs.
A. G. Cripps and Miss Cripps for an
indefinite visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Robinson, of Iowa
Falls, arrived in the city Friday even
ing from Cedar Rapids, where they
have been for the past five weeks. Mr..
Robinson has been suffering for three
months With infammatory rheumatism
but Is now somewhat better. With his
wife he will remain here for a week or
ten days with the latters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. M. Crinklaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Getz and
daughter. Mrs. L. l.. Breasted, of Boise.
Idaho. spent Friday in the city with
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Frederick, being
on their way home from several
weeks visit in Wisconsin points, Ce-
dar Rapids, and New Sharon. They
were accompanied to the city by Mrs.
James Brennon; Of New Sharon,
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick, who
spent the day here.
WAS SAD HOMECOMING.