Evening times-Republican., 1909-07-14

Attend the races tomorrow.
Eastman kodaks at Newton's.
DR.. Wood, eye, ear. throat. Glasses.
Geo. J. Allen. opolcal specialist.
Picture framing at Simmons store.
"A good variety OF fresh fruit daily
at Kendall & Vests.
Rev. Leroy Gallagher. of Steamboat
Rock. was in tine city today.
Don't forget the big wall paper sale
bigger and better bargains than ever.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Cen
trail Church oh. Christ will meet in the
soldiers honae park, Friday afternoon
at 80.
Messrs. c. L. Rogers and G. o. Law
renee, and Mesdames R. s. Rogers,
Leason HUDSON and w. A. Haggin, all
of Union, were in the city today.
The condition Of Charles P. Bay, the
mail carrier, who suffered an attack of
heart failure while delivering his mail
Tuesday morning, is much improved
today.
A forss of sixteen men commenced
the work yesterday of constructing
piers FOG the main building of the de-
natured alcohol plant, on East Main
street.
Supply yourself with hosiery and un-
derwear at discount prices. Remember
only three days left, for this clearance
sale closes Saturday night Nettie
lnglcsiue & Co., the -up-to-date dry
goods house.
THE members of class No. 16, of the
Presbyterian Sunday school, accom-
panied by their teacher. Miss Maude
Elytel, picnicked Tuesday afternoon at
Cottage Grove park. The outing was a
most enjoyable one.
Mrs. John C. Irwin, 205 South Thiro
street, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
to the Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
a fair sized attendance being present
The routine business was disposed of
and the hostess served light refresh
ments. '| i;ilNN R|lHlA]
Recent word received from Rogers,
Ark, announces the birth of daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Case, of that
place. Mrs. Case is a niece of Mrs
John c. Irwin, and made her home in
this city for some time, prior to a
year ago last January.
rryy N he NJ ~ r.
\ Mrs. F. M. Chapman, and a former
agent for the Iowa Central at Abbott
Crossing. is soon to be checked out
when he will go to Peoria to work In
the local freight office Of the road.
Mrs. Margaret Pearson, who ha,
been visiting her parents, Mr. lns
Mrs. William Battin for four weeks
left Monday night for her home a
Greenfield, Mass, stopping in Chicag
for days visit with the. family >
her husbands brother, Charles Pear
son.
Mrs. Charles 1ngraham, 101 NORTH
Third street, was hostess to the w
T. D. Club at its regular meeting Tues
day afternoon. All the members wer'
present, including two who are non
residents. Mrs. Hans Erickson ant
, Miss Anna Erickson, Of Lamoille. TIL,
, ladies spent the afternoon with thei
sewing, and the hostess served /.
dainty lunch.
A small boy whose name could nc
t be learned. had a narrow escape frol
! inquiry in a runaway on South Firs
Lit mr.. Ia
about years old, was thrown from tn
> wagon after the horses started, an
e alighted on the tongue. The team wa
: stopped before the boy was injured br
not until after household goods, wit
which the wagon was loaded, wer
= strewn about the pavement.
r Mr.. Walter Mead, student at tn
Q state university, who has been visitin
: with friends in this city for two week.
g left for Iowa City this morning. H
6 will remain there until his parents, M
and Mrs. c. H. Mead, of Panama, reac
there. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Mead for
a merly lived in this city while M
e Mead was formerly general foreman G
. the Iowa Central car shops. Mr.. Mea
!. is employed by the Panama rallroa
AOW anu rs SpSAulIS NlS vacation
,. this country Mr. Walter Mead did ne
think that his parents would come t
e this city to visit during their stay g
Iowa City.
!, Fifty-one were in attendance at IL
8, business and social meeting Of men
u bers and a number of prospect,
l. members of the Christian Endeav,
:. Society of the Central Church
s Christ, at which Misses Elsie and Ii
e Han welker, 4O6 West State stree
: were hostesses. The lawn was lighted |
Japanese lanterns. and following Il
o routine business. various games we
It enjoyed. and refreshments served. !
d the business meeting plans for raisir
IS the money subscribed by the society
n the church building fund were di
n cussed.
IS Mr. and Mrs. j. o. Monohon and NJ
u and Mrs. w. r. Rubee will leave t
!. night on a pleasure trip Of four or fl
IL weeks in the east The couples w
visit Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and A
10 bany, N. Y, take the trip down u
n. Hudson river to New York City, a,
+ visit Philadelphia, Baltimore, Md, al
ID Washington, D. c., together. At CT
is cinnati o.. they will part compar
n Mr.. and Mrs. Monohon going to Ke
8. lucky to visit relatives, and probah
e, taking the trip thru mammoth ca,
Nr opfJ Mrs D,,hoa 100 - r,