Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-25

Mrs. James Meade. of Liscomb, spen
Friday in the CITY.
Mr.. F. c. Nichols, Of Liscomb. wa.
in the city on business Friday
Mr. A. ]. Busby, of Waterloo, spen
the day in the city on business.
Peckham 4 Smith the real estate
auctioneers, over Ia East Main street
/ Would you like another rocker fol
your home? Read Marion Cards adj
vertisement.
Hear the noted lawyer and orator OF
Chicago, E. w. Chain, prohibition
candidate for president.
| The Marshalltown Grays base bal
| team went to Union this morning to
play the Union team this afternoon
! Get lunch at the Sundell re,stau-
rant North Center street. Prompt and
| efficient service. Anything to- eat on
short notice.
| Gard is offering some special bar
gains in rockers, dining room set and
| GO carts. Read his advertisement. You
can save money.
Miss Pearl Duell went to Des
Moines Friday night to visit an aunt
for a week Mr.. Deuel. accompanied
her, returning this morning.
Ever try Marshalltown Steam Dye
| Works to see what they can do with
your soiled skirt or suit? Surprising
how nice they make them look.
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Mrs. H. 7. Lang and daughter Min
ME, of Brooklyn, are in the city for
short visit at the home Of Mrs. Lang's
sister in-law. Mrs. Mary Wilson, 512
North Center street.
Word has been received from Chad
ron, Neb., that Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Good are the parents Of twelve
pound boy. Mrs Good was formerly
Miss Bessie White of this city.
The pulpit Of the Methodist church
will be supplied tomorrow morning by
Geo. B. Mangold Of chautauqua fame.
Subject, "The Social Work of the
Church" No evening service.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Denmead left
Friday evening for Lake Okoboji,
where they will remain for fort
nights outing. Mr.. Denmead will look
while gone.
Don't believe the sale is over at The
Fair. Big assortments of new wash
goods, white goods, silks, shirt waists.
millinery. shoes, oxfords, ladies' and
mems furnishings. hats and clothing at
clearing sale bargain prices all next
week.
Charles Moore, of this city, who
has been in Salt Lake City spending
most Of the past year with an uncle,
returned to the city Friday morning.
During the harvest season Mr.. Moore
has been working in the fields OF
Kansas
Sheriff G. S. Hutson became grand
pa today, nine pound daughter be-
ing born to his daughter, Mrs. G. G.
Friedericks, of Amorilla, Tex, this
morning. Mrs. Friedericks has been
with her parents for several months,
and Mr.. Friedericks is also in the city.
f Carol Lounsberry, of this city, who
is here for the summer during vaca-
ton time, has been given a position
as substitute on the city fire depart
ment, during the time while the reg
ular men are taking their vacations.
Mr.. Lounsberry is at present with the
uptown crew. He is student at Cor
nell College, Mt. Vernon.
j. c. Friede, the Chicago Great
Western brakeman who sustained a
badly fractured leg and severe bruises
by a fall from q box car few weeks
ago, was removed from st. Thomas
hospital today, and put on board the
morning train for st. Joseph. Mo-,
where his people reside. He is doing
nicely.
Mr.. C.. w. Bacon, Of Des Moines, at
one time superintendent of schools of
this county, arrived in the city Friday
evening from Grinnell, and will re-
main for a few days on business. Mr..
Bacon owns hardware store at Grin
nell, which is being conducted by his
son Harold. Mrs. Bacon is at pres
ent visiting relatives in Chicago.
Mr., Abbott Click who is student
in the mechanical engineering depart
sment of the University Of Wisconsin,
at Madison, arrived in the city this
morning to remain during the vaca-
tion with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Click. Since the university year
ended Mr.. Click has been working in
the university shops.
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High School sorority young ladies
We're hostesses at a luncheon and dim
ner at the Country club Friday, COM
plimentary to Misses Lois Ditfenbaugh,
of Monmouth Ill; Eugenia Bryan, Of
Chicago, and Harriet Frazier, Of Neva-
da. The young people spent most of
the day at the club house. and re-
manned in the evening for the usual
club dancing party.
Laurence T. Kersey, Of New Prov
idence, spent Thursday in the city.
Mr.. Kersey is in New Providence
spending his vacation. During the
summer Mr.. Kersey has been travel
ing in Illinois in the interest Of the
Mutual Lyceum bureau. AT present he
is managing a tour of the Grand
Opera quartet, Of which William
Wade Hinshaw, q former New Prov
idence myoung man. Is the barytone
The quartet appeared in a concert at
Eldora Wednesday night.
Mr.. e. w. Harmon will leave Monday
for Rockwell City where he will ac-